GOP official: No more money for GM without plan

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WASHINGTON (AP) -- House Republican leader John Boehner said Sunday he doesn't support handing over more federal money to keep General Motors Corp. afloat unless the automaker develops a viable and long-term business model and can pay back government loans....

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[phreakwars]

Ditto for the banks, let them fail, bring on the depression already, time for America to MAN UP anyways.

Enough with the Mexicans doing all the hard work, legal or not. It's time to make Americans do it.

LET THEM ALL FAIL.

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[phreakwars]

P.S. Kiss your savings, and insurance, and loans and 401k's and many other things connected to these banks that your probably unaware of, goodbye. and let them FAIL as well.

This is America, we can take it, this class warfare that corporations play with our lives should end NOW. They should give up, and surrender.

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[ImWithStupid]

P.S. Kiss your savings, and insurance, and loans and 401k's and many other things connected to these banks that your probably unaware of, goodbye. and let them FAIL as well.
This is America, we can take it, this class warfare that corporations play with our lives should end NOW. They should give up, and surrender.

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The Dems are the ones playing class warfare/classism.

 

[phreakwars]

You say so, I say LET THEM FAIL, enough already. John McCain agrees, class warfare that.

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[ImWithStupid]

Ditto for the banks, let them fail, bring on the depression already, time for America to MAN UP anyways.
Enough with the Mexicans doing all the hard work, legal or not. It's time to make Americans do it.

LET THEM ALL FAIL.

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G.O.P. Senators Say Some Big Banks Can Be Allowed to Fail
Published: March 8, 2009

John McCain and Richard C. Shelby, two high-profile Republican senators, said on Sunday that the government should allow a number of the biggest American banks to fail.

?Close them down, get them out of business,? Mr. Shelby, the senior Republican on the Banking Committee, told ABC?s ?This Week With George Stephanopoulos.? ?If they?re dead, they ought to be buried.?

While the Alabama senator did not say which banks to shutter, he suggested that Citigroup might be on that list, saying the bank has ?always been a problem child.?

Mr. McCain, appearing on ?Fox News Sunday,? echoed that sentiment without identifying any banks. Mr. McCain, who lost the presidential election last November, also accused the Treasury Department of avoiding the ?hard decision? to let ?these banks fail.?

Investor concern about the future of banks, including Citigroup, have been one issue weighing heavily on the stock market. Financial shares continue to be among the worst hit, despite the trillions that governments are spending to try and restore the system. Citigroup shares, for example, closed at $1.03 on Friday; two years ago, the stock was trading at $55 a share.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/09/us/politics/09talkshows.html?hp