.

It’s over. It’ There is nothing you can do about it now. If you have a gripe, wait until 11/5 and spend the next four years rectifying you grievances.

Two straight weeks of ideological carping has put the Republican Party on the brink is wholesale insignificance. Two weeks of increasingly bad poll numbers. This debate is largely beyond the scope of the average undecided American voter. Furthermore, anything that highlights Bush, the economy and pessimism is an automatic boon for Obama and the Democrats.

We need to focus on optimism and the future. Sarah Palin has broken the news cycle; Let’s ride her breakout victory to a strong week. Just win baby. Sarah Palin is our ticket out of this horrible news cycle.

Don’t listen to the whiney ideological naysayers. This is the time for raw electoral politics not internal ideological battles or wonkish discussions of backroom committee dealings.

I said what I had to say about it. Also, although it passed by a fairly wide margin, the Republicans still made sure the Democrats own the bill. For myself, I believe that was important.

That being said, if I were the House and Senate Republicans I’d start naming names, pressuring for the names of those who benefitted most from Fannie and Freddie. I would not let this stand as the last word.

Something needed to be done considering government’s role in causing it but I would not let it rest with the passage of this bill.

Any Reps who voted for this thing can recoup their status by going after the Washington corruption that allowed it to happen.

Now I feel like a girl being stood up for the prom….Well I suppose there will always be another issue worthy of my pitchfork and torch…;^)

Thanks a lot, jerks, for waiting that week to get this passed. In the process, the American Economy lost a couple trillion in assets, the delay may have made the bailout ineffective, and the Dems had time to put a bunch of worthless crap in the bill. We really appreciate it.

It sucks, but the election is more important right now. Country first!

… now there is going to be a little bit of breathing room, the 527s can unleash ads that will have an impact.

The last two weeks everything was drowned out by the bailout.

Let’s go NRA, let’s go anti-Ayers 527s.

Now we can get back to the work of exposing Obama

… now there is going to be a little bit of breathing room, the 527s can unleash ads that will have an impact.

The last two weeks everything was drowned out by the bailout.

Let’s go NRA, let’s go anti-Ayers 527s.

Now we can get back to the work of exposing Obama

This bailout is terrible legislation. But there is a plus side to it. If Big Mac has any brains, he will point out that in a time of crisis, Congress waited to act until they where sufficently bribed. I would hope a list is being compiled which would feature who got what pork in this bill (because although there are some sellout republicans, im sure, who put pork in, I would bet my house that the democrats are the majority porkers) and make them famous, as our boy likes to say.

P.S. this is a terrible bill scream scream we have been adding liquidity for the last year it hasnt done anything whine whine wallstreet just conned the taxpayer into investing with them when no private entity would do so because they have brains and can see whats going on whaw whaw we have just made sure we have another recession after this one (Im going to say in 5 years, our boy black says 10 I believe)

Seriously. It’s bad, but unfortunately we can’t go back in time and force the Democrats to rein in Fannie and Freddie 3 years ago like McCain wanted to.

MMMMMM what a tasty crap sammich this is….

Vince Lombardi

Anti-bailout warriors can go cry in you pillows. Plain is historic. Lets celebrate

http://www.thrfeed.com/2008/10/vp-debate-ratin.html

she is single handedly brought us out of the darkness and has given us a chance in November

Anti-bailout warriors can go cry in you pillows. Plain is historic. Lets celebrate

http://www.thrfeed.com/2008/10/vp-debate-ratin.html

she is single handedly brought us out of the darkness and has given us a chance in November

Republicans could have regained control of the House by rejecting this monstrosity. Welcome to the People’s Republic of the USA.

I need an explanation for this. This is the second time the market has reacted negatively to this being passed. Prior to the vote the market had =gained back all the losses of yesterday. So what is up?

Rep. Paul Kanjorski, facing a tough challenge from Republican Lou Barletta, chairs the GSE Subcommittee and voted for the bailout both times. Go get ‘m Lou!

Only for the fact that it’s now over, and yes, we can move on. I called my senators, I called my congressman, I had my say, they had their vote, and it’s done.

As the incredible Governor Palin said last night, “now doggonnit, let’s look ahead”.

Here’s to a landslide McCain/Palin victory in November!

Brian

If you want to win, then the American people need to know the true story of how this happened.

Start telling it now.

power grab on principle.

Second best is to get this off the front pages & TV screens, mission accomplished.

This disaster almost sank McCain & Palin. Now let us get back to winning the election.

http://www.redstate.com/diaries/redstate/2008/sep/30/good-new-mccain-ad/

this was days ago

I’m disappointed, but then again I’m probably less interventionist in economic matters than he is. Mmmm mmm mmm, tasty crap sandwich with special congressional pork sauce to make it go down easy. Eat up every one! Excuse me whilst I vomit.

By lobbying for and accepting this bailout, Wall Street admitted it needs serious reform. It can’t claim the virtues of laissez-faire without becoming more of a laughing stock than it already is. We’ll have the chance to make some long overdue corrections to the New Deal.

House Democrats overwhelmingly voted for the bailout. House Republicans as a whole still voted against. It’s not as good as defeating the bill, but Republicans still look like the safer party to live with. Having fiscal cons take the more populist position didn’t hurt our image either.

Lack of a bailout isn’t going to stimulate a major panic a month before the election. That was a real risk, and if Republicans had shut down the bailout beforehand, Democrats would have overwhelmingly won. Not fair, but a fact of life. Count this potential bullet dodged.

As for the welfare of the country, God is well able to take care of his own. We’ve done what we can on this matter; time to leave it to him.