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We gave Wall Street 770 Billion Dollars, plus another 660 Billion in Liquidity for NOTHING in return.

35 Billion to car manufacturers is a GOOD thing for the simple fact that they produce a product that generates revenue, and has real accountability. We literally threw away nearly 1.6 Trillion Dollars to the Financial sector, and got absolutely NOTHING for it. What's worse, is that the companies we THREW money at on Wall Street, pissed away portions of that money on bonuses for the CEO's who ran their respected companies into the dirt.

The Car makers have a payment plan they have to meet. Wall Street Oddly Enough DOES NOT.

I'd rather piss away 35 Billion dollars on companies with real assets, and a plan, than faceless corporations who are still holding the credit and money back from the people who need it the most.

[QUOTE="Tommy Allison, post: 44712"] We gave Wall Street 770 Billion Dollars, plus another 660 Billion in Liquidity for NOTHING in return. 35 Billion to car manufacturers is a GOOD thing for the simple fact that they produce a product that generates revenue, and has real accountability. We literally threw away nearly 1.6 Trillion Dollars to the Financial sector, and got absolutely NOTHING for it. What's worse, is that the companies we THREW money at on Wall Street, pissed away portions of that money on bonuses for the CEO's who ran their respected companies into the dirt. The Car makers have a payment plan they have to meet. Wall Street Oddly Enough DOES NOT. I'd rather piss away 35 Billion dollars on companies with real assets, and a plan, than faceless corporations who are still holding the credit and money back from the people who need it the most. [/QUOTE]

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