Palin blackmails Congess: No bail out=Great Depression
Bail out or no bail out the economy is tanking, get it!?
What would no bail out result in? No significant difference over the course of the next few years for us. A few wealthy, connected white collar criminals wouldn't make out like bandits, either.
Oh, yeah, the the GOP will have an excuse to blame the Dems for putting the economy in the toilet.
Palin: US could face another Great Depression
By SARA KUGLER, Associated Press Writer1 hour, 5 minutes ago
Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin said Wednesday that the United States could be headed for another Great Depression if Congress doesn't act on the financial crisis. Palin made the comment in an interview with CBS evening news anchor Katie Couric while visiting New York to meet foreign leaders for the first time in her political career.
As Palin sought to establish her credentials in world affairs, first lady Laura Bush said that Palin lacked sufficient foreign policy experience but was "a quick study."
Recent surveys have shown that Palin's popularity, while still strong, has begun to fade.
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What would no bail out result in? No significant difference over the course of the next few years for us. A few wealthy, connected white collar criminals wouldn't make out like bandits, either.
Oh, yeah, the the GOP will have an excuse to blame the Dems for putting the economy in the toilet.
Palin: US could face another Great Depression
By SARA KUGLER, Associated Press Writer1 hour, 5 minutes ago
Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin said Wednesday that the United States could be headed for another Great Depression if Congress doesn't act on the financial crisis. Palin made the comment in an interview with CBS evening news anchor Katie Couric while visiting New York to meet foreign leaders for the first time in her political career.
As Palin sought to establish her credentials in world affairs, first lady Laura Bush said that Palin lacked sufficient foreign policy experience but was "a quick study."
Recent surveys have shown that Palin's popularity, while still strong, has begun to fade.
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