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In response to "That isn't what I am saying now is it. From where we are now we have not recovered to where we were then." by Bacon

Your argument is wrong. The bailouts succeeded beyond anyone's reasonable expectations, particularly the auto industry.

Posted by David (aka David) Jan 24 '12, 18:22

Duuuuuuude.

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GM still owes us a bunch money and Chrysler is now in foreign ownership. DUUUDE!! The Banks made out like bandits....DUUUDE!!! - Bacon Jan 24, 18:25 7
- GM has already repaid the 8.1 billion loan, didn't actually take the TARP money, and well.. did sell taxpayers stock that's not worth much. -- (link) - Qale Jan 24, 18:40
- now in foreign ownership? they've been there since the late '90s. -- nm - mafic Jan 24, 18:28 3
  - Don't let facts get in the way. Hahah I forgot about the Germans -- nm - Bacon Jan 24, 18:29 2
    - I'm starting to suspect you are drinking again *and* engaged to a republican. -- nm - David Jan 24, 18:35 1
      - I am sober, AND dating a liberal. -- nm - Bacon Jan 24, 18:40
- Don't make me turn this into a Four Dude thread. -- nm - David Jan 24, 18:27 1
  - I am going to most likely vote for him because a Republican President, Congress and possible Senate scare teh shit out of me - Bacon Jan 24, 18:28
"Paid Back In Full" was not a phrase that people expected to hear. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 24, 18:24 2
- Look at the books. That isn't true. At all. -- nm - Bacon Jan 24, 18:25 1
  - The U.S. still has a ton of stock -- nm - Bacon Jan 24, 18:25
Which one of the Republican candidates was against the GM bailout? -- nm - the liioulu with due book Jan 24, 18:23

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