In Bailout Fight, Team Obama Fears Backlash

A quote from the article: "I do think there’s a potential for a ‘damn everybody in power’ kind of sentiment." This is exactly what limbaugh's party is hoping for and counting on. They will try to convince us that it's the people in power, 'the government,' who are responsible for the rape and pillage of our treasury over the previous 8 years, and hope we forget that we elected the guy we would 'like to have a beer with,' instead of the smart guy who helped lead us to prosperity in the 90's. They will tell us that Obama has had months to fix all the f**kups from the past 8 years and he has not done it, therefore we need to start looking at the candidates who tell us 'the government' is the problem, and we can fix it all if we just let the free market run free, and get all the 6 year old deadbeats off their free school lunch, and quit giving free medicine to 80 year old welfare queens who refuse to get a job. Unfortunately it will probably work, because the average voter doesn't want the responsibility of actually paying attention, it is so much easier to say “they're all crooks,” instead of finding out who the real crooks are. They don't want to go to the trouble of informing themselves, they want to believe that it is 'the government' that is the root of their problems. Reply

I'm for bailing out the poor and middle class, i.e. the American public. I am vehemently against bailing out any more executives. No bailout money should ever be touch by the hands of business executives again. They're too greedy and do not seem to understand common problems. Their problems seem to be whether their $1 million salary is enough, whether to apply for another job and whether their bonus will be more than their salary, whether they perform or not. Nice problem to have. No more bailouts for the rich! Reply