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Obama set to use strong arm tactics to force the banks resume lending by giving them $2 trillion -- (link)
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Loyola
Jan 30 '09, 08:33
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http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/banking_and_finance/article5618456.ece
(business.timesonline.co.uk)
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Just for the record, we get all this money back... with interest. We - the tax payer - could come out winners in the long run. -- nm
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Mop
Jan 30, 08:37
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"What do *you* mean, 'you people'?" -- nm
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Alpa Chino si
Jan 30, 08:40
The Federal Gov't isn't "giving" money to anyone. They're loaning money to banks by buying preferred stock, if I understand this correctly. -- nm
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Mop
Jan 30, 08:39
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Usually by having it paid back. You do understand the idea of a loan, right? It's not like "borrowing a nacho" from someone -- nm
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oblique, eighth best slackertalker
Jan 30, 08:39
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no it's nothing like borrowing a nacho. Someone will not want a used nacho back. -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 30, 08:40
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(... and I need some kind of caffeinated beverage, clearly) -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 30, 08:40
I think I saw Ed Koch advocating something like "resume lending levels at the same levels prior to the crisis, or lose your bailout money" tactics. -- nm
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Mop
Jan 30, 08:36
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GOP Prez would do the same no doubt. You just have to laugh at the whole idea of "Good bank bad bank"
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Loyola
Jan 30, 08:40
I was really hoping that would an Onion link. -- nm
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emoticripple
Jan 30, 08:34
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