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by JackofAllTrades on February 7th, 2009

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The bailouts are an example of a 'trickle down' economics. Now the government wants people to "trickle up" by increasing their spending. Where is all this money going?

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  • by Anonymous on February 25th, 2009

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    Trickling down from where to where?...lol..Heres a tip for the American people.If they havent already figured it out.The credit market freeze?...Banks dont lend...nor do they extend credit either.If banks continue this practice.It will never thaw...lol

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  • by wildthorn on February 7th, 2009

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    We've come full circle. Now the government is asking us to spend the way they do.
    As to where all this money is going, I'm betting it will never be accounted for. I'm disappointed in Obama; he ran on getting things done by concensus and is lecturing the Republicans for any questions they have. He ran on "hope" and now is telling us we are sunk if we don't pass his legislation. What else is new?

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