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- LeGuy, on 09/29/2008, -0/+4It is a shame he doesn't get taken seriously by the media. Then they wonder why we don't have any good leaders anymore.
- ProZachJ, on 09/29/2008, -0/+3They are going to try to make the American people feel shamed about opposing this bill by saying that Wallstreet's problems are our fault. DON'T ALLOW THIS TO HAPPEN! Continue to stand up for free markets...because free markets beget free peoples. Loosing the dollar to hyperinflation is a far greater risk than having to in essence, rebuild our financial system after a market fall. Let the bad investments fail...allow the loosers to be brought into the light and the winners, good investments, will emerge. If you allow this bad-debt to continue to hang over our economy and our people this will continue to deteriorate...further and further. It amazes me that the media all year has been telling us there was no problem...our government "the fundamentals are strong" and then suddenly in the course of a weekend "you must let us save you from the end of the world...and look! see what happens if you don't -777 on the dow...". Anyone who can't stomach 777 off the dow for the sake of free markets and free people doesn't deserve to occupy the same offices of our founding fathers.
- goodinohio, on 10/01/2008, -0/+1was intentional.
- bradspangler, on 09/30/2008, -3/+1I would have dugg this if you had spelled "wisest" correctly.
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