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All government expenditures, including the bailout, come from the US Treasury. The US Treasury takes in tax money. If that is not enough to pay the bills (including the bailout), then the Treasury borrows additional money. Think of the Treasury as a big pile of cash. When you pay taxes, they throw your money in the pile. When they borrow money, that gets thrown in the pile, too. When they spend money, whatever is on top of the pile gets taken off and sent to whoever the money is owed to. The Treasury has not been taking in enough money to cover regular government expenses for the last eight years, let alone to cover the bailout. They borrow the rest. Politicians have not addressed the question of how they are going to pay back all the loans.
not enough.
he closed all banks and only reopened those with enough money
The first time it was presented it was unanimously rejected. Then when it was re-introduced with amendments it wasn't passed unanimously but was passed with enough majority that is required to pass any bill.
If you push hard enough.
If your case is liable enough, then yes
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If people are silly enough to buy water, let the companies continue to sell it.
Private Practice - 2007 Don't Stop 'Till You Get Enough 5-7 is rated/received certificates of: Netherlands:12
About 2,500 for every man, woman and child in America What actually occurred was that the American political candidates could not get enough backing and funding from the American people in order to get re-elected, or in Obama and McCain's cases, elected. The majority of Americans are sick of the two political parties system and those two parties agendas which have progressively moved away from our roots and Constitution. So, since they could not get enough private donations, they took out interest bearing loans at a rate, as you can see, that exceeded the GNP of most nations in order to get elected, and then those banks cried poverty in order to get those sums repaid, billing it as a public debt instead of a private debt against those candidates. Obama sold out his own children to get elected, is what happened, as did McCain to run his campaign. The market, of course, then crashed and the entire bailout was placed under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of Treasury to keep the details out of public view. American politics has reached a new low, and those in Washington sold out their own kids, and all of America's children, in order to remain in office. And affected the world markets also in the process. With the American people the greatest victims of all, to the tune of $2,500 approximately for every man, woman and child in this country.
yes lots of people - I know that I am definitely worried about a National Health Care plan. If over time national health care grows larger and more dominating, it will make private companies go out of business. With less private companies, there will be less competition for health care companies to try and persuade people to use their health care plan. When there is no competition, National health care will not have be try to be the best it can be, because there are not enough other options for people to go to. And when health care is no longer trying to be the best it can be, it will lead to serious problems.
Unfortunately, you have to be 13 and I'm not old enough yet!:-(