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 Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 2:16 am Post subject: Call this bailout what you will-socialism, crony capitalism, |
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FreedomWorks President Matt Kibbe commented: "Call this bailout what you
will-socialism, crony capitalism, corporatism-it has no place in a free
country like America, and people know it. The brave stand many House
Republicans have taken in opposition to the Wall Street bailout will not go
unnoticed by grassroots Americans who have been ringing Congressional phones
asking for a solution we can afford that does not privatize profits and
socialize losses."
Kibbe continued, "It is during a crisis when it is most important to stick
to your principles. When powerful forces try to push us off course with
scare tactics and demand we follow like a lemmings, we must rely on deeply
held principles to guide us in the right direction. In this Wall Street
bailout battle, those House Republicans opposing this proposal deserve our
praise for holding to their principles. They are standing up in opposition
to a proposal that would give government unprecedented reach into our
economy and do little to reform the failed government programs like Fannie
Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Federal Reserve that got us in this predicament in
the first place."
"Reps. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX), Mike Pence (R-IN), Eric Cantor (R-VA), Paul
Ryan (R-WI) and Scott Garrett (R-NJ) as well as Sens. Richard Shelby (R-AL),
Jim DeMint (R-SC) and Jim Bunning (R-KY) deserve special recognition for the
leadership they have shown in this fight to protect the taxpayers. Their
vocal opposition is based on their limited government principles that
taxpayers should not bail out Wall Street's failure to make sound
investments."
Kibbe concluded, "Of course, the Democratic leadership in the House, being
the majority party, could pass the Paulson legislation any time they
wanted-the House Republicans can't really hold it up. Could it be that House
Democrats don't want to explain to their supporters why they voted for $700
billion in taxpayer dollars for a Wall Street bailout?" |
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| Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 2:57 am Post subject: Re: Call this bailout what you will-socialism, crony capital |
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| Quote: | FreedomWorks President Matt Kibbe commented: "Call this bailout what you
will-socialism, crony capitalism, corporatism-it has no place in a free
country like America, and people know it. The brave stand many House
Republicans have taken in opposition to the Wall Street bailout will not
go unnoticed by grassroots Americans who have been ringing Congressional
phones asking for a solution we can afford that does not privatize profits
and socialize losses."
Kibbe continued, "It is during a crisis when it is most important to stick
to your principles. When powerful forces try to push us off course with
scare tactics and demand we follow like a lemmings, we must rely on deeply
held principles to guide us in the right direction. In this Wall Street
bailout battle, those House Republicans opposing this proposal deserve our
praise for holding to their principles. They are standing up in opposition
to a proposal that would give government unprecedented reach into our
economy and do little to reform the failed government programs like Fannie
Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Federal Reserve that got us in this predicament
in the first place."
"Reps. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX), Mike Pence (R-IN), Eric Cantor (R-VA), Paul
Ryan (R-WI) and Scott Garrett (R-NJ) as well as Sens. Richard Shelby
(R-AL), Jim DeMint (R-SC) and Jim Bunning (R-KY) deserve special
recognition for the leadership they have shown in this fight to protect
the taxpayers. Their vocal opposition is based on their limited government
principles that taxpayers should not bail out Wall Street's failure to
make sound investments."
Kibbe concluded, "Of course, the Democratic leadership in the House, being
the majority party, could pass the Paulson legislation any time they
wanted-the House Republicans can't really hold it up. Could it be that
House Democrats don't want to explain to their supporters why they voted
for $700 billion in taxpayer dollars for a Wall Street bailout?"
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