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  • Yes, and allowing too much spending on trivial things. It's like he is spending huge sums of money to repaint the ship instead of fixing the hole in the bottom.
  • Yeah... Too many. It is going to inflate the US budget beyond beliefs.
  • HELL, YES
  • What's he care? He's not worried about paying any of this unprecedented debt spending off.
  • no i think he is doing just fine.
  • It's not like Obama said, "Hey, when I become president, I'm going spend trillions of dollars to bailout corporations". Under Bush, Corporate greed and deregulation grew out of control, so much so, that some corporations became monopolies and then became "too big to fail". Meaning, if they fail, then economy fails. Bush really gave Obama a hell of a ditch to dig out of. Unfortunately, unregulated corporations have proven to be a failure, so Govt is now the only big enough entity to save these corporations which will eventually save the economy...
  • One "Bail-out" was to many!
  • http://www.therazor.org/images/unemployment_graph.jpg This does not look good at all.
  • I think the American public has allowed too many bailouts...
  • You know President Obama has never presented or signed any bailout bills, all the previous ones, 16 in all, and the last one for $ 700B were presented and signed by former President Bush. President Obama has only presented and signed the Stimulus, which in no way shape or form is a bailout. I might as well mention the earmarks, those were not included in the Stimulus by President Obama, it was congress Democrats and Republicans who included those earmarks for the benefit of their constituents. You are a smart person, I am kind of surprised with your question.

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