Bankruptcy vs. Bailout: Which is Really Better for the Taxpayer

November 18, 2008 by William Bryant · 2 Comments
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Take, for example, the Big Three Automakers. Since Bush’s Treasury Secretary, working closely with the Pelosi/Reid/Dodd/Frank Congress opened the money spigots earlier this year, all sorts of companies have gotten in line for their cut, including the automakers. Why? Because they are on the verge of bankruptcy and they want to be rescued. Congress has already promised them $25 billion, but the question is whether the automakers and the public would be better served with congressional oversight of GM, Ford and Chrysler, or with the judicial oversight that would come with bankruptcy.

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The Economy’s Got Me Down

October 30, 2008 by William Bryant · 1 Comment
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This stupid economic crisis we’re in is not helping me out one bit. It’s put me in a mode of “oh crap what am I going to do now that I have no money!!!” kinda mode.

Here’s the pros and cons of the crap economy:

Cons: I’m running out of cash
Getting people financed on anything is tough as balls, even with good credit
Accounts receivable is getting bigger
Our government is going to a socialistic role
Did I mention I’m running out of cash?

Now the PROs: The stock market WILL go up
We are at the lowest point in the last 30 years, however after the last low the economy bounced back over 40% in the following year or two! Talk about MAJOR good time to invest!!!
It can’t get any worse, I think
I may have a smaller house to clean next year
And cheaper insurance for my cars car
We’ll all realize how stuck up we were and people will be friendlier

I don’t know if the pros outweigh the cons at present, but it’s worth taking a look at to up my spirits. I think I’ll go invest the $10 I have left in my bank account!

Great Quote from ‘ol Albert Einstein

October 27, 2008 by William Bryant · Comment
Filed under: Politics 

“Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius — and a lot of courage — to move in the opposite direction..”
– Albert Einstein

Ron Paul tried to do this through his candidacy for President, namely on the tax code and federal spending.

Why didn’t we support him enough? The politicians have made these things so over-complicated, somehow it sounds like a good idea to add more to it, instead of simplifying government and making things EASIER and CHEAPER for us, the taxpayeres…

McCain to pick Mitt Romney as his running mate?

July 19, 2008 by William Bryant · 4 Comments
Filed under: Politics 

Got this idea from the New York Times.

It seems like people can’t read past or before the current speech that a candidate makes.  We listen to the current sweet talk and fall for it, every time. Every daggum time! That’s why McCain is the Republican candidate.

So, as if one big idiot in office isn’t enough, McCain would be the second big idiot, and he would pick a third big idiot being Romney.

McCain calls Barak a flip-flopper, yet does he even realize how big of a flip-flopper he is???

McCain flip-flopping (contradicting his own statements):

So, why would we vote for someone like this?

You got me. I’m votin’ Paul.