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Bush passed TARP in Oct 2008 as his presidency was winding downBush handled TARP for, like, 10 minutes.You just can't admit that W. handled TARP far better than Barry did...can ya'?
Oh, bullshit! Bush went to bat for TARP at great political cost to himself because he believed it was needed to keep some of the countries largest financial institutions from going belly up. That was how Bush used TARP monies. Obama on the other hand used TARP funds to reward his supporters in the UAW and the green energy sector.
Amazing how Republicans and Democrats got together to approve TARP for the good of the country.
Four months later, when Obama requested additional TARP funds, not a single Republican voted for it.....citing concerns about the deficit
It wasn't the deficit that they had "concerns" over, Winger...it was Timothy Geithner's lack of details of how the additional TARP funds would be used that had Congress balking at voting for it.
It was quite clear who was getting the money. They did not have “concerns” when Bush asked
Republicans wanted he economy to fail
Of course they only have concerns when Democrats want to spend moneyBush passed TARP in Oct 2008 as his presidency was winding downBush handled TARP for, like, 10 minutes.
Oh, bullshit! Bush went to bat for TARP at great political cost to himself because he believed it was needed to keep some of the countries largest financial institutions from going belly up. That was how Bush used TARP monies. Obama on the other hand used TARP funds to reward his supporters in the UAW and the green energy sector.
Amazing how Republicans and Democrats got together to approve TARP for the good of the country.
Four months later, when Obama requested additional TARP funds, not a single Republican voted for it.....citing concerns about the deficit
It wasn't the deficit that they had "concerns" over, Winger...it was Timothy Geithner's lack of details of how the additional TARP funds would be used that had Congress balking at voting for it.
It was quite clear who was getting the money. They did not have “concerns” when Bush asked
Republicans wanted he economy to fail
They didn't have "concerns" when Bush asked because it was made quite clear how the money was going to be used. They DID have concerns when Geithner asked because of the total lack of specifics. Quite frankly...the GOP were afraid that given a whole bunch of money to play with...the Obama Administration would use that money to reward it's supporters.
Of course they only have concerns when Democrats want to spend moneyBush passed TARP in Oct 2008 as his presidency was winding downOh, bullshit! Bush went to bat for TARP at great political cost to himself because he believed it was needed to keep some of the countries largest financial institutions from going belly up. That was how Bush used TARP monies. Obama on the other hand used TARP funds to reward his supporters in the UAW and the green energy sector.
Amazing how Republicans and Democrats got together to approve TARP for the good of the country.
Four months later, when Obama requested additional TARP funds, not a single Republican voted for it.....citing concerns about the deficit
It wasn't the deficit that they had "concerns" over, Winger...it was Timothy Geithner's lack of details of how the additional TARP funds would be used that had Congress balking at voting for it.
It was quite clear who was getting the money. They did not have “concerns” when Bush asked
Republicans wanted he economy to fail
They didn't have "concerns" when Bush asked because it was made quite clear how the money was going to be used. They DID have concerns when Geithner asked because of the total lack of specifics. Quite frankly...the GOP were afraid that given a whole bunch of money to play with...the Obama Administration would use that money to reward it's supporters.
Only time they care about austerity
Which money is that? And, can you answer your own question, or am i supposed to spoonfeed it to you?So if that's the case...then why didn't all the money get paid back that Obama loaned out? Hmmmm?
Of course they only have concerns when Democrats want to spend moneyBush passed TARP in Oct 2008 as his presidency was winding downOh, bullshit! Bush went to bat for TARP at great political cost to himself because he believed it was needed to keep some of the countries largest financial institutions from going belly up. That was how Bush used TARP monies. Obama on the other hand used TARP funds to reward his supporters in the UAW and the green energy sector.
Amazing how Republicans and Democrats got together to approve TARP for the good of the country.
Four months later, when Obama requested additional TARP funds, not a single Republican voted for it.....citing concerns about the deficit
It wasn't the deficit that they had "concerns" over, Winger...it was Timothy Geithner's lack of details of how the additional TARP funds would be used that had Congress balking at voting for it.
It was quite clear who was getting the money. They did not have “concerns” when Bush asked
Republicans wanted he economy to fail
They didn't have "concerns" when Bush asked because it was made quite clear how the money was going to be used. They DID have concerns when Geithner asked because of the total lack of specifics. Quite frankly...the GOP were afraid that given a whole bunch of money to play with...the Obama Administration would use that money to reward it's supporters.
Only time they care about austerity
Which money is that? And, can you answer your own question, or am i supposed to spoonfeed it to you?So if that's the case...then why didn't all the money get paid back that Obama loaned out? Hmmmm?
------------------------------'bush familia' has been bad since the 'reagan - bush' amnesty .Under Obama everyone on the right loved Bush and the left hated him. Now Bush is hated by the right and admired by the left.
When McCain/Romney ran against Obama they were supported by the right and despised by the left. Now those roles too have reversed.
I think it is a flawed personal trait when you don't have the courage to stick to your so called principles regardless of someone elses health condition. It's hard to take a lot of you serious.
Politics makes strange bedfellowsUnder Obama everyone on the right loved Bush and the left hated him. Now Bush is hated by the right and admired by the left.
When McCain/Romney ran against Obama they were supported by the right and despised by the left. Now those roles too have reversed.
I think it is a flawed personal trait when you don't have the courage to stick to your so called principles regardless of someone elses health condition. It's hard to take a lot of you serious.
