The Drivebys Attempt To Blame Palin For The Bailouts

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There was a massive effort last week timed to coincide with the release of Sarah Palin's book "Going Rogue" to blame her for the bailouts.

Reporters were asking people waiting in line if they know Palin supported bailouts and that she was directly responsible for the bad economy, yet Obama gets a pass.

Sarah Palin was part of the McCain ticket which supported TARP which was used to bail out banks, GM and Chrysler. It amounted to about $400 billion dollars. Eventually the Obama used it as a way to influence these bailed out companies to fire their CEOs and hire friends of Obama.

The result is many of these banks are attempting to pay it back even though they don't have to money to do it. GM and Chrysler would have been better off if they had not taken the funds because they're currently trailing Ford, who never took a cent, in sales and profits. It's a lesson that one should learn, never take money from the government.

But one must ask the question, how can the media blame Sarah Palin for the bailouts when in fact she had nothing to do with it, and at the same time give Obama a complete pass on it even though he voted for the TARP bill and signed into law the Stimulus Bill? He is directly responsible for signing into law bills that have more then tripled the deficit.

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[Obama signs Stimulus Package]

Let's face it, facts don't matter anymore. Spin is everything. How can we trust a President that can pretty much get away with just about anything. He can't be blamed for this mess, a mess he helped to cause. Let's not forget he chaired the TARP meetings in the White House. How can anyone claim this is all Boooooooosh's fault? And why do they think they can get away with blaming it on Sarah Palin now?
 
Palin.jpg



There was a massive effort last week timed to coincide with the release of Sarah Palin's book "Going Rogue" to blame her for the bailouts.

Reporters were asking people waiting in line if they know Palin supported bailouts and that she was directly responsible for the bad economy, yet Obama gets a pass.

Sarah Palin was part of the McCain ticket which supported TARP which was used to bail out banks, GM and Chrysler. It amounted to about $400 billion dollars. Eventually the Obama used it as a way to influence these bailed out companies to fire their CEOs and hire friends of Obama.

The result is many of these banks are attempting to pay it back even though they don't have to money to do it. GM and Chrysler would have been better off if they had not taken the funds because they're currently trailing Ford, who never took a cent, in sales and profits. It's a lesson that one should learn, never take money from the government.

But one must ask the question, how can the media blame Sarah Palin for the bailouts when in fact she had nothing to do with it, and at the same time give Obama a complete pass on it even though he voted for the TARP bill and signed into law the Stimulus Bill? He is directly responsible for signing into law bills that have more then tripled the deficit.

3289200217_31461e4abe.jpg

[Obama signs Stimulus Package]

Let's face it, facts don't matter anymore. Spin is everything. How can we trust a President that can pretty much get away with just about anything. He can't be blamed for this mess, a mess he helped to cause. Let's not forget he chaired the TARP meetings in the White House. How can anyone claim this is all Boooooooosh's fault? And why do they think they can get away with blaming it on Sarah Palin now?

Got a link?
 
Palin.jpg



There was a massive effort last week timed to coincide with the release of Sarah Palin's book "Going Rogue" to blame her for the bailouts.

Reporters were asking people waiting in line if they know Palin supported bailouts and that she was directly responsible for the bad economy, yet Obama gets a pass.

Sarah Palin was part of the McCain ticket which supported TARP which was used to bail out banks, GM and Chrysler. It amounted to about $400 billion dollars. Eventually the Obama used it as a way to influence these bailed out companies to fire their CEOs and hire friends of Obama.

The result is many of these banks are attempting to pay it back even though they don't have to money to do it. GM and Chrysler would have been better off if they had not taken the funds because they're currently trailing Ford, who never took a cent, in sales and profits. It's a lesson that one should learn, never take money from the government.

But one must ask the question, how can the media blame Sarah Palin for the bailouts when in fact she had nothing to do with it, and at the same time give Obama a complete pass on it even though he voted for the TARP bill and signed into law the Stimulus Bill? He is directly responsible for signing into law bills that have more then tripled the deficit.

3289200217_31461e4abe.jpg

[Obama signs Stimulus Package]

Let's face it, facts don't matter anymore. Spin is everything. How can we trust a President that can pretty much get away with just about anything. He can't be blamed for this mess, a mess he helped to cause. Let's not forget he chaired the TARP meetings in the White House. How can anyone claim this is all Boooooooosh's fault? And why do they think they can get away with blaming it on Sarah Palin now?

Got a link?

PMSNBC's Norah O'Donnell Grills 17-Year-Old Sarah Palin Supporter
 
Palin was pro bailout.

That is what is being said and its the truth.

And that to you closes the matter?

She supported what the campaign supported.

It doesn't mean she had anything to do with it......like Obama did.

Problem is she had her reservations on the TARP bill. She has made that clear recently.

But Obama supported all of it and he gets a pass. Does that change your opinion of him??

Most likely no.
 
So Sarah lied about how she felt for political reasons?

The bailout is one of the few smart things she backed.
 
I can't think of a time when she said she did support the bailouts but I think McCain did and the last time I checked those two were not the same person.
 
Sarah Palin: Bailout or Great Depression. Choose. - Capital Commerce (usnews.com)


Sarah Palin: Unfortunately, that is the road that America may find itself on. Not necessarily this, as it's been proposed, has to pass or we're gonna find ourselves in another Great Depression. But there has to be action taken, bipartisan effort—Congress not pointing fingers at this point at...one another, but finding the solution to this, taking action and being serious about the reforms on Wall Street that are needed.[
 
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Sarah Palin: Bailout or Great Depression. Choose. - Capital Commerce (usnews.com)


Sarah Palin: Unfortunately, that is the road that America may find itself on. Not necessarily this, as it's been proposed, has to pass or we're gonna find ourselves in another Great Depression. But there has to be action taken, bipartisan effort—Congress not pointing fingers at this point at...one another, but finding the solution to this, taking action and being serious about the reforms on Wall Street that are needed.[

So the "journalists" demonize her but not the people that passed the actual legislation, they're almost as dishonest as Obama......
 
Yes the same people that voted for the auto bailouts, the stimulus, and are working on the new healthcare and jobs bills.

TARP was a mistake. Yet libs will take that mistake and quadruple it. And then blame Bush. And Palin, apparently.
 
Palin was pro bailout.

That is what is being said and its the truth.

And that to you closes the matter?

She supported what the campaign supported.

It doesn't mean she had anything to do with it......like Obama did.

Problem is she had her reservations on the TARP bill. She has made that clear recently.

But Obama supported all of it and he gets a pass. Does that change your opinion of him??

Most likely no.

So, she conveniently decided months later that she 'had reservations' about TARP? Was that when she was deciding how cool it was to be a darling of the anti-TARP teabagger crowd?

Oh, btw, though this is somewhat off topic, I heard that John McCain might get a primary challenge from J. D. Hayworth. It would be fascinating to see that materialize and see where Palin would come down on that one.
 
Sarah Palin: Bailout or Great Depression. Choose. - Capital Commerce (usnews.com)


Sarah Palin: Unfortunately, that is the road that America may find itself on. Not necessarily this, as it's been proposed, has to pass or we're gonna find ourselves in another Great Depression. But there has to be action taken, bipartisan effort—Congress not pointing fingers at this point at...one another, but finding the solution to this, taking action and being serious about the reforms on Wall Street that are needed.[

So the "journalists" demonize her but not the people that passed the actual legislation, they're almost as dishonest as Obama......

Palin is the one trying to pretend she didn't support it.
 
So Sarah lied about how she felt for political reasons?

The bailout is one of the few smart things she backed.

You know, you should try to at least make an attempt to adhere to your handle because you're not very honest.

When someone says they had reservations what does that mean to you?

And please explain why that makes her responsible for the mishandling of the funds by Democrats that are in power when she holds no office of any kind?
 
Yes the same people that voted for the auto bailouts, the stimulus, and are working on the new healthcare and jobs bills.

TARP was a mistake. Yet libs will take that mistake and quadruple it. And then blame Bush. And Palin, apparently.



Bush and team are to blame.

They sat a watched this coming to fruition while fanning the flames and adding logs.

Bush and Paulson did the tarp with no strings to get the corps to act responsiblily with the money.

Hoovervilles would have been the result of no action.
 

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