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The Death of Fiscal Conservatism

michellemalkin.com — Bush Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson just wrapped up his press conference announcing the Mother of All Bailouts. He said a “bold” approach was needed to achieve “stability” in the market. Let me translate that. “Bold” = Massively massive, taxpayer-funded rescue...

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  • MacBookForMe, on 09/19/2008, -1/+4Rich fu***** will get payed twice on public expenses....
    p.s.
    Bush and his 'tycoon clan' did an amazing job for their own wallets. Never mind the nation.
  • shupy, on 09/20/2008, -0/+2Fiscal conservatism died the day Bush got elected. And proceeded to piss away a budget surplus and drag us deeper in debt. No surprise, he did the same thing to Texas as governer. And now we have Palin that did the same thing to Wasilla.

    And they keep harping on tax and spend Democrats.

  • avataros, on 09/19/2008, -0/+0Fiscal Conservatism now means Robber Baron Economics. Old school fiscal conservatives need to fight back. This liberal is cheering for you.

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