Finances, Lies and Bailouts: Oh My!
Dark and dismal economics color America's financial state right now, and equally dismal are the options and actions to solve these problems. With greed and decadence personified in shoddy lending, we see that housing failure to credit failure has caused dollar failure. America finds itself in a colossal financial disaster.
Proposed: $700 billion bailout. Just where is this financial hurricane blowing to? When do the tidal waves hit? And how will this financial flood solve the current financial drought?
Begrudgingly, supporters of the bailout plan meet the media frenzy candidates Barack Obama and John McCain have both supported this plan. Bob Barr, less recognized third candidate renounces the "bailout from hell". Many Americans have felt the same at the quasi-communist tax draining.
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What can we expect in the future? Each candidate proposes different solutions. Bob Barr, the Libertarian Presidential Candidate, proposes budget balancing and fiscal responsibility in White House spending and government budget expenditures with tax payer dollars. Democratic Presidential Candidate Barack Obama proposes the bailout plan and tax cuts for earners below the $250,000 income threshold. Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain proposes taxes say the same and we implement tax credits and utilize the bailout plan.
Bush has so few days left in office, it is a wonder he doesn't begin stocking up at Crawford before rationing begins.
What can we expect in our financial futures with the candidates? The likelihood of Barr's election is so minimal that consideration someone who actually balance the budget, if he were to deliver on his promise. Should McCain win, more money will be produced and a weakening dollar further stabbed will rise prices and terrorize fixed income individuals. Should Obama win, more money would be produced again to see less taxes and still produce $700 billion. The future looks to tighten belts and pocketbooks in America.
Proposed: $700 billion bailout. Just where is this financial hurricane blowing to? When do the tidal waves hit? And how will this financial flood solve the current financial drought?
Begrudgingly, supporters of the bailout plan meet the media frenzy candidates Barack Obama and John McCain have both supported this plan. Bob Barr, less recognized third candidate renounces the "bailout from hell". Many Americans have felt the same at the quasi-communist tax draining.
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What can we expect in the future? Each candidate proposes different solutions. Bob Barr, the Libertarian Presidential Candidate, proposes budget balancing and fiscal responsibility in White House spending and government budget expenditures with tax payer dollars. Democratic Presidential Candidate Barack Obama proposes the bailout plan and tax cuts for earners below the $250,000 income threshold. Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain proposes taxes say the same and we implement tax credits and utilize the bailout plan.
Bush has so few days left in office, it is a wonder he doesn't begin stocking up at Crawford before rationing begins.
What can we expect in our financial futures with the candidates? The likelihood of Barr's election is so minimal that consideration someone who actually balance the budget, if he were to deliver on his promise. Should McCain win, more money will be produced and a weakening dollar further stabbed will rise prices and terrorize fixed income individuals. Should Obama win, more money would be produced again to see less taxes and still produce $700 billion. The future looks to tighten belts and pocketbooks in America.
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