Despite the opposition of angered voters in the U.S., some members of the Democrat-led U.S. House of Representatives, heavily influenced by the corporate dollars of Wall Street lobbyists, still approved the $700 Billion Dollar Wall Street bailout plan over the unified protests of multi-partisan U.S. voters, all of whom have vehemently opposed the moves of the U.S. House of Representatives to pass the U.S. House bill for of the so-called recovery package for Wall Street… a U.S. house bill which will result in forcing millions of already over-burdened U.S. taxpayers to invest in worthless, failing and troubled corporations.
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The $700 Billion Dollar Wall Street Bailout Scam
Posted: 4th October 2008 by Wil Ford in UncategorizedTags: barack-obama, barney-frank, Bill-Clinton, economic bailout, Hillary-Clinton, John McCain, republican-john-mccain, Ron-Paul, US-bill, US-House-of-Representatives, Wall Street Bailout Plan, wall-street-bailout, wall-street-bailout-blackmail, wall-street-bailout-defeated, wall-street-bailout-passed, wall-street-bailout-plan-defeated, wall-street-bailout-plan-passed
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The 2008 Wall Street Scandal: An American Nightmare
Posted: 30th September 2008 by Wil Ford in UncategorizedTags: Add new tag, barack-obama, barney-frank, bush, Business, christopher-dodd, democrat-barack-obama, dow, dow-jones, federal-reserve-board, financial, financial-meltdown, great-depression, henry-paulson, house-democrats, house-financial-services-committee, house-gop, house-republicans, house-speaker-nancy-pelosi, John McCain, key-republicans, markets, meltdown, Politics, republican party, republican-john-mccain, Wall Street, white-house
Many Webloggers (bloggers) are joining the Multi-Partisan Political Revolution to bring sanity back to the United States: End partisan politics and political ineptness.
On September 29, 2008, 35 days before the United States presidential and congressional elections of 2008, 133 Republican and 95 Democratic lawmakers, acting on behalf of their congressional constituents, rejected a financial bailout plan, which would have cost U.S. taxpayers approximately $700 billion to bailout the nation’s financial system.