> I guess I can't take any such concern seriously while we are flushing
> money down the toilet on Wall Street. (Cue Greek chorus whining that
> it is is necessary). I mean. Did we bail out the automakers too? I
> have lost track, or is this no longer considered news? How many
> trillions have we committed in the last month?

But Obama fully supported, even called for, the bailout of Wall
Street.  Yes, he called for accountability from organizations that
accepted funds from the government.
(http://washingtonindependent.com/9290/obama-demands-bailout-in-major-address).

And as far as the auto industry bailout, both McCain and Obama are for
a $25 Billion bailout on that front, with Obama's economic adviser
saying, "more may be needed in the future."
(http://michellemalkin.com/2008/09/17/obama-and-mccain-both-support-25-billion-automaker-bailout/)

I wasn't posting the article as a comparative analysis of McCain and
Obama, or even Bush and Obama.  I was posting it as a point of fact
for the numerical analysis of where an Obama presidency would take us
in a fiscal sense.

Hatton

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