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Yes..giving them bailouts and not prosecuting any of them (Well except Madoff, the hero of Conservatives and responsible for the theft of over 20 billion dollars) was "stepping on their necks".
Maybe Obama should sign in more tax loopholes so we could close another 40,000 factories and ship those jobs to China and India..like Bush did. Or maybe he should let another financial giant like Lehman go under and be bought out by Barclays? How about having Bear Stearns be bought out by Morgan Stanely?
Goody goody..More Enrons..More Worldcoms..More Tycos.
Courtesy of da viper man himself, Darrell Issa
No, that was Bush and Paulson.I don't think Darrell Issa handed out the bailouts.
FAIL.
GM, Chrysler, Fanny Mae, Freddy Mac, AIG... aaaahh Bush? Really?
Will a con dispute Fox?No, that was Bush and Paulson.
FAIL.
GM, Chrysler, Fanny Mae, Freddy Mac, AIG... aaaahh Bush? Really?
Don't post on a political forum if you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
AIG bailout was Bush.
GM and Chrysler bailout? From FOXNEWS Insider:
The Biggest Parts of the Auto BailoutsBush.
Dec. 19, 2008 The U.S. announces a $17.4 billion lifeline to Detroit car makers from the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief (TARP) program. GM is to receive $13.4 billion and Chrysler $4 billion.
Yes. Really.
Yes..giving them bailouts and not prosecuting any of them (Well except Madoff, the hero of Conservatives and responsible for the theft of over 20 billion dollars) was "stepping on their necks".
Maybe Obama should sign in more tax loopholes so we could close another 40,000 factories and ship those jobs to China and India..like Bush did. Or maybe he should let another financial giant like Lehman go under and be bought out by Barclays? How about having Bear Stearns be bought out by Morgan Stanely?
Goody goody..More Enrons..More Worldcoms..More Tycos.
Courtesy of da viper man himself, Darrell Issa.
Conservatives were not for bailing out anybody.
The delusional hacks on this site? Sure. And they will be back to defending them tomorrow.Will a con dispute Fox?GM, Chrysler, Fanny Mae, Freddy Mac, AIG... aaaahh Bush? Really?
Don't post on a political forum if you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
AIG bailout was Bush.
GM and Chrysler bailout? From FOXNEWS Insider:
The Biggest Parts of the Auto BailoutsBush.
Dec. 19, 2008 The U.S. announces a $17.4 billion lifeline to Detroit car makers from the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief (TARP) program. GM is to receive $13.4 billion and Chrysler $4 billion.
Yes. Really.
Conservatives were not for bailing out anybody.
Who gives a fuck? They are irrelevant.
So actually doing his job and finding out how to change regulations to create jobs is bad?
I would be willing to bet anything that the Hopey Changey One has already taken more money from Corporate America than Issa will ever take. Is it a bet?
I would be willing to bet anything that the Hopey Changey One has already taken more money from Corporate America than Issa will ever take. Is it a bet?ooooooooooooooooooo.....that's quite the commitment, there (i.e. you bet..).
you prove over and over that i am correct and accurate to call you a fucking moronI would be willing to bet anything that the Hopey Changey One has already taken more money from Corporate America than Issa will ever take. Is it a bet?ooooooooooooooooooo.....that's quite the commitment, there (i.e. you bet..).
How has "standing on the necks" of business for the last four years worked out?
I would be willing to bet anything that the Hopey Changey One has already taken more money from Corporate America than Issa will ever take. Is it a bet?ooooooooooooooooooo.....that's quite the commitment, there (i.e. you bet..).
Issa will never take in as much cash from Corporate America as your Hopey Changey One has already received. That's the fact Jack.
"Issa's already made it clear that he intends to play the role of Grand Inquisitorhttp://www.ourfuture.org/blog-entry/2011010105/issa-inquisitor toward an Administration he's already described as "one of the most corrupt" in history. That's a stunning statement after the Nixon and Bush Administrations or the scandals of history. (Teapot Dome, anyone?) Issa's letting us know he's getting the frame-up machine ready for more phony Whitewaters and multimillion-dollar fishing expeditions."
Issa sucking up to Corporate America
But now it's A-OK?Issa sucking up to Corporate America
A Congressman sucking up to corporate America? Say it isn't so.
No, that was Bush and Paulson.
FAIL.
GM, Chrysler, Fanny Mae, Freddy Mac, AIG... aaaahh Bush? Really?
Don't post on a political forum if you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
AIG bailout was Bush.
GM and Chrysler bailout? From FOXNEWS Insider:
The Biggest Parts of the Auto BailoutsBush.
Dec. 19, 2008 The U.S. announces a $17.4 billion lifeline to Detroit car makers from the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief (TARP) program. GM is to receive $13.4 billion and Chrysler $4 billion.
Yes. Really.
But now it's A-OK?Issa sucking up to Corporate America
A Congressman sucking up to corporate America? Say it isn't so.
February 7, 2011
"In December, as he prepared to assume the chairmanship of the oversight panel, Issa asked industry groups to identify regulations that "have negatively impacted job growth." He said the probe is "a starting point for the broader discussion that will unfold about the regulatory barriers to job creation.
These aren't judgments or recommendations from a congressional committee, but rather information from job creators about regulations they see as flawed and harmful to job creation and economic recovery."
In their responses to Issa, many of the industry groups broadly said that government regulations would cost jobs but did not back up their claims with evidence.
Issa's committee can turn a spotlight on the regulations, but it does not have the power to overturn or change them.
On Monday, Obama will deliver a speech at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. And the president recently issued an executive order calling for a government-wide "look back" to modify, streamline and eliminate excessive regulations.
"If there are rules on the books that are needlessly stifling job creation and economic growth, we will fix them," said Jen Psaki, deputy White House communications director. "But we have a responsibility to protect the health and safety of the American people, and rolling back regulations that ensure access to clean drinking water, protect children from lead poisoning and put in place a safe and secure financial system on the heels of the worst financial crisis in a generation is not a responsible approach to governing."
Murray Energy, a coal-mining company in Alledonia, Ohio, that employs 3,000 people, told Issa that the Environmental Protection Agency's greenhouse gas and clean air rules, those existing and those proposed, "must be stopped immediately."
"Jobs and lives are being destroyed by Mr. Obama and his out-of-control, radical U.S. EPA and his appointees to it," chairman and chief executive Robert E. Murray wrote. He concluded: "America, our industry and jobs, are under siege by Mr. Obama and his U.S. EPA."
In an interview Sunday, Rep. Elijah Cummings (Md.), the ranking Democrat on the committee, voiced frustration that Issa's staff had not yet provided him with copies of the letters.
"We, too, are anxious to address regulations that might be out-dated or may be having an unreasonable impact on the production of jobs," Cummings said, but he added that Congress must weigh industry's desire to repeal regulations with environmental and public safety concerns.
"If just getting rid of regulations was the easy way to create jobs, it would've been done. These are very complex issues. . . .It's one thing to have a job, and it's another thing to know that there are regulations in place to make sure that you come home at the end of the day, that you're not harmed, and that American people are kept safe. That's the balance."
"They don't seem to be interested in finding out what's true, what's real," Doniger said. He added that if Issa "really wanted to know what was going on, you would ask both sides to come in and tell you the facts."
Issa's spokesman, Kurt Bardella, said Issa's outreach was directed intentionally only at job creators. The committee welcomes input from any other stakeholders, he said."
Carbon Forteetoo: Liberals are against catering to naked corporate greed, which will
Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), the incoming chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, sought council from more than 150 big business associations, trade organizations, and corporations concerning which of the Obama administration's regulations he should target in the 112th Congress, Politico reports Tuesday. "As a trade organization with members that must comply with the regulatory state, I ask for your assistance in identifying existing and proposed regulations that have negatively impacted job growth in your members' industry," Issa wrote in a Dec. 8 letter to the National Association of Manufacturers obtained by Politico. "Additionally, suggestions on reforming identified regulations and the rulemaking process would be... MORE
