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quackpot1 year, 2 months ago

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The current system of supporting the crooks that think up the Ponzi schemes (e.g. Bush friend R.Arnal, Mortgage crook and Ambassador to Netherlands) while leaving the tax payers holding the bag needs to be changed.

Obama/Biden are working for change.
McCain/Palin are busy consulting with ex-Bush aides on how to make the status quo look like change.

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  nostalgia1 year, 2 months ago
  
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  "Obama/Biden are working for change"
  Really?
  All nine votes against the bill were cast by Republicans
  The presidential candidates John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Barack Obama, Democrat of Illinois, were among the eight senators who did not vote.
  
  Mr. Obama later issued a statement saying he was pleased that the Senate bill had advanced
  http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/25/washington/25hou...
  
  Doesn't look like change to me!
  Looks like Obama and Biden favored putting the taxpayers on the hook for this fiasco
  
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    quackpot1 year, 2 months ago
    
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    I was referring to the seven-plus years of republican control that created the mess.
    
    How to deal with the mess that was created without sinking the entire economy is an entirely different matter.
    
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