Many Democrats who opposed the banker's bonus bailout.,TARP, finally were in support of TARP when it came to reinvesting in the U. S. auto industry. McCain-Palin famously suspended their campaign to claim that bailing out the banker's bonuses had really been their idea, all along. In Going Red(?), Palin does allude to a perception problem in America: That GOP is really anti-business after all.
Palin was probably for TARP. The Democrats were for TARP, mainly when it becam pro-business, at the Obama Administration suggestion.
New Dem Senators Change TARP Position Post-election - The Note
The Republicans are now even against extended unemployment insurance. Customers will have money to buy things: That bankers won't buy for themselves9(?)!
Arizona is probably not a good pro-business model, after all: If it was. Democrats had voted for it, but Bush actually signed it, and Paulson wanted it done quickly. Pelosi-Reid did that.
TARP was neither Keynesian nor New Deal. Still the Democratis were willing to step forward into the emergency basis. The Obama Administration was able to Engage BP, in the emegency, and on that basis.
Does anyone see a campaign referendum in the Making in any of that! The Republicans don't seem to want to do emergency funding, and maybe even accoridng to Palin(?)!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Many find need to soar like Great-Hunting-Chicken-Hawk-Of-GrandFathers-Many-Territories, back into Writers Guild(?)! Find New Non-Negro Dialect. . . .Hmmmmm! Politics Not Now Seen. . . .Snake-Tongue-Like National Disgrace!)
Palin was probably for TARP. The Democrats were for TARP, mainly when it becam pro-business, at the Obama Administration suggestion.
New Dem Senators Change TARP Position Post-election - The Note
The Republicans are now even against extended unemployment insurance. Customers will have money to buy things: That bankers won't buy for themselves9(?)!
Arizona is probably not a good pro-business model, after all: If it was. Democrats had voted for it, but Bush actually signed it, and Paulson wanted it done quickly. Pelosi-Reid did that.
TARP was neither Keynesian nor New Deal. Still the Democratis were willing to step forward into the emergency basis. The Obama Administration was able to Engage BP, in the emegency, and on that basis.
Does anyone see a campaign referendum in the Making in any of that! The Republicans don't seem to want to do emergency funding, and maybe even accoridng to Palin(?)!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Many find need to soar like Great-Hunting-Chicken-Hawk-Of-GrandFathers-Many-Territories, back into Writers Guild(?)! Find New Non-Negro Dialect. . . .Hmmmmm! Politics Not Now Seen. . . .Snake-Tongue-Like National Disgrace!)