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Price tag for Government led Wall Street Bailout… $1.3 trillion… saving the US Economy from collapse… Priceless
As a conservative - I’m willing to pay the 1.3T dollars to save the US economy… just like I was willing to spend over a trillion dollars fighting for freedom in Iraq, Afghanistan, and in the Global War on Terrorism. This threat to the United States needed to be dealt with and in a logical way… because stability in the US markets is priceless.
US Government commits to a bailout of the banks…
Following an emergency meeting Thursday night, the Bush Administration and Congress have pledged to work together to commit the US Government to potentially a full intervention in the US financial markets to try to resolve the credit crisis in hopes of staving off broad damage to the United States economy and financial markets.
Republican Jobs: Intern–Congressman Jeb Hensarling’s office (R-TX-05)
Intern–Congressman Jeb Hensarling’s office (R-TX-05) is looking for an unpaid intern for the Fall session. The dates of the internship are flexible. The Intern duties include, but are not limited to, handling constituent phone calls, opening and sorting mail, responding to constituent mail, conducting tours of the Capitol, and completing other tasks as assigned. Complete [...]
Why the Fed saved AIG and not Lehman
(Washington, D.C. ; Right Commentary) The U.S. Federal Reserve Board reversed course Tuesday night and agreed to an $85 billion bailout of global insurer American International Group (AIG), giving the U.S. government an ownership stake in the troubled insurance giant.
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson Jr. and the Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben Bernanke convened a meeting with [...]
What a Lehman Brothers Bank failure could mean for the US economy and banking system.
Even if Lehman can find a buyer, the venerable bank founded by Mayer Lehman in 1850, will be gone forever. Leaving only Goldman Sachs as the final bank standing of those banks that became New York financial titans founded by Jewish immigrants of the mid 1800’s.
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