O, What A Mess !

Bush and his supporters have left to clean up.

There was no limit to how much debt we could accrue without suffering the consequences. It was capitalism run amuck. It was "pre-emptive invasions". It was "extraordinary renditions". It was torture. It was spying and eavesdropping and total disregard for our laws and our Constitution. It was a backhand to the Geneva Convention. It was war and nationalism - with us or against us. And now, the piper is knocking on the door.

But do not expect them to accept responsibility. That is not part of their repertoire. They are already blaming the upcoming recession/depression on Barack Obama, who has not even been sworn in yet. This is November, 2008 and the latest unemployment numbers show more than 500,000 lost their jobs this month. Where to start??

Redstone

this is a crisis, and it is rippling through to other countries, damn george bush and his cronies.

I was just reading about the credit card debt and a projection that it will hit the fan sometime early next year.

I ran across a chart in a Time Magazine my daughter picked up. The source of the chart came from Innovest. It's figure 2 on innovestgroups page.

http://www.innovestgroup.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=193&Itemid=61

than these scumbags that have destroyed so many families and lives with their interest rates of 27% and higher. Most folks could get better rates at their local hock shops.

I do think the bailout for them should have strings attached, especially in light of what's gone on with the AIG bailout.

I can't imagine what CC companies and mortgages lenders of ARM's were thinking with raising interest to beyond ridiculous rates other than pure greed. Did it not occur to them that they were destroying their own businesses as well as people's lives and creating massive economic problems?

McBush thinks he's stolen our trust and so are money.

When we believe the America's dollar, the Bush funds are worthless.

Just ask Cheney.....