[freeangel]

Send it to 0—although he really doesn’t give a crap if he can’t blame it on Bush. Hannity or Beck might be a better choice.

[alloysteel]

Where is Michael Moore on this whole Government Supported Enterprises business? It is at least creating as much grief as the meltdown at GM, and it touches WAY more people.

One of the hallmarks of the Fascist governments of Spain and Italy was the sharing of administration of various enterprises between corporatre and government interests. This form of ownership would have a certain fascination for the control-freak types.

We are nowhere near the bottom yet. And when we get there, it won’t be a soft landing by any means.

[NYC Republican]

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[Nevadan]

It is a very damning video, but I am afraid that the overwhelming majority of the American people will remain clueless on the whole matter. First of all, our wimpy Republican representatives are, for the most part, most interested in making nice with the Democrats than sticking their necks on the line to tell the truth to the American public. Secondly, the mainstream media simply refuses to tell the truth on what has occurred. Their first goal is to prop up Obama and Democrats, no matter what, even if their own financial well being is at stake. I find this amazing because those in the media have been impacted by the economic crisis just like everyone else. Those people have investments and retirement accounts. They own homes that have been devalued. Newspapers are being shut down and/or staff reduced across the country. But, still, they remain silent while those who orchestrated the mortgage and economic crisis in our country have been put in charge of fixing it. I frankly do not have much hope that the American people as a whole will ever get the true story until it is some time in the distant future when they are looking back in history.