It's like giving welfare to the same people. Let those who listened to their house real-estate agents and who were smart enough to not buy a too expensive house have the honor to pay for their own houses with their own green-backs. ... and those who have a house with extra rooms they don't even use sign up for this welfare type supplement.

To all evil people especially from Iraq, I am sure you are going to enjoy the devils horns wherever they fit in eternal hell. Respect my Americans!

I hope you have a personal phone line to Senator McCain with this advice. I have emailed and phoned my state Senator; promising to vote for his opponent if he backs this bill; and though I could never in good concience vote for Obama, I may consider sitting out this election.

As soon as John McCain figures out which stance will win him the most votes, you can count on him promoting that stance and calling everyone else names.

In the meantime, he will be for and against everything, all at once, or perhaps nothing at all; it's impossible to say, because he doesn't know himself.

But eventually John will settle on something. Or pretend to, anyway. The same way he pretends to be a reformer when he's spent his entire career supporting the status quo that has served him so well.

Seems to me that this self-proclaimed "Maverick" is really a "Pinto" with an exploding gas tank.

It is interesting that the cast of characters who brought the housing market to this pass ... the Dodds, Pelosis, Kerrys, and -- yes, 0bama (who got more than $100,000 from Fannie Mae) are now on the side of the "little guy." What a joke those Democrats are!

McCain is trying to deflect attention form his years of deregulation with rants of righteous indignation at the failure of Wall Street. McCAin is the more naive of the candidates. ............
http://thefiresidepost.com/2008/09/23/anarchy-the-slippery-slope-of-deregulation/

Newt...BRILLIANT!

Now we have to convince McCain/Palin to come out against the bail-out.
http://www.johnmccain.com/Contact/

Main street has already made adjustments and there is a calculation that we have one more year of higher than normal foreclosures... helping those who are holding rentals.

Remember, "THIS IS ALL ABOUT THE TAXPAYER", stupid. The chant of the day... REALLY?

We will still be able to help those who REALLY need help... when we crash.... American CITIZENS... not the foreign market or banks or other financial/insurance institutions.

I think we have faith that Wall St will bounce back - cleaner. Yes, it will be felt worldwide... but who could take our place?

I feel this is a rush job... most are nervous because congress MUST take their vacation... we already know they do not care about us (NO DRILL).

Copy these remarks and send them to your politicians... and of course, let OUR MAVERICKS know how we feel.

Let the Democrats decide to create this mess (but the word on the street they will not carry the ball if McCain opposes it).

You have to give Bush and McCain credit.. when the American people opposed illegal immigrant SANCTUARY, they listened to the WILL of the people.

I believe we still have to power to change this, IF we ACT.

This whole thing is political... the only other option is to commit to $700B, now, and create stipulations later.

Ummmm...McCain came out FOR the bail-out.

What sickens me is that I actually think Gingrinch has a good plan. The world has gone all topsy-turvey.

OH, and Mel--This bail-out WAS George Bush's idea. It wasn't the Dems. GW is pushing to have it passed.

Every time Gingrich says "frankly" he's lying.

Obama needs many miracles to be president of this great nation.

McCain/Palin does not need any miracles.

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=74783

http://wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=60559

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=74635

"Bush-Obama"

LMAO it doesn't get any funnier than that.

the other jd

Hey, put your strategic hat on... we're on the same side. I think pressure could turn it around... If WE don't do it, nobody will.

blog blog blog does not good, unless somebody in power reads it.

GO NEWT!!

I wrote McCain asking him to NOT support this bailout!! Everybody here should do the same. Let Wall Street feel what Main Street has been feeling for a long time now. No prob, no skin off of Main Stree.

http://www.johnmccain.com/Contact/

McCain and Obama and Bush need to come out together for this bill to take the politics out of it;they need to focus on what is best for the country.

Gingrich: McCain Must Oppose Bailout

To protect OIL TYCOONS interest, in BUTING YOU HOUSE AND BUSINESSES.

Our money is, in HIS OIL LOBBIEST who control the VALUE of our dollar. Now they want to put a CHEAPER VALUE, on AMERICAN LIVES.

That's DICTATORSHIP under CAPITALISM.
Do not let the OIL TYCOON tell you how much your life is worth.

VOTE 'NO' TO MC DICTATOR

I hope McCain votes for the bailout and wins in November because next year is the 80th anniversary of the Great Depression. Sarah can jump out of the cake and wish him Happy Anniversary!

Newt, John McCain should also support a doubling of the IRA contribution limits for at least 2008 and 2009. This would add more liquidity to the financial markets, would allow taxpayers to bolster their retirement savings, and participate in the recover of the stock market.

Newt's plan makes more sense than anything I've heard yet. There is information on this that is above our pay grade, however. There must be a short term plan to un-freeze credit markets. There must be a long term plan to better diversify our economic system. The plan being offered us by the Neo-Establishment appears to be the replacement of a corrupt oligopoly by an easily corruptible monopoly. Capital managed by the government is Socialism.

Gingrich's alternatives won't work.

Even if the capital gains tax rate were zero, capital would NOT flood into the financial sector. Wall Street has been spooked by the collapse of all these financial deals based on complex derivatives and unrealistic housing prices. Nobody wants to invest in such toxic assets now because nobody can assess their fair market value and risk. Anyone with spare cash to invest from a capital-gains tax cut will invest it in less risky investments elsewhere.

With a big capital gains tax cut, you would see folks investing in all kinds of new things--but not in the financial sector which is stuck in neutral right now.

The Federal Government must jump-start the financial sector by force. They're the only ones who can afford to take the risk, because they can always stick the taxpayers with whatever the bill comes to and order the IRS to collect the money.

How many of you "let wall street feel what main street feels" know that it's the same thing? Who do you think invested in or loaned money to your employer? Who do you think offers loans to send your kids to school? Who do you think put up the investment and the insurance for your town/city to invest in infrastructure? If Wall Street tanks, Main Street tanks - as businesses shut down, as infrastructure crumbles, as the high cost of education gets further out of reach.