But I think you make my point that this isn't a bridge loan, because there is no 2 event, out-of-sync, sequence being bridged.
It's all just a semantic dodge to conceal the fact that it is a bailout, pure and simple!!
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The Democrats are spineless and choose to live in fear of Republican criticism. They will do no more than the Republicans let them.
The current day's news of Cabinet appointments only underscores this fact if you just take your blinders off. Don't expect change, expect more of the same. This is a monumental opportunity being squandered in the name of bipartisanship.
]]>If they can't even stand up to Holy Joe, now, after the fantastic election results, I've lost any hope whatsoever that they'll fight for anything.
These are cave-in Democrats. There is simply no other way to say it.
]]>Nothing was more dissonant to me in this election than the fact that every candidate's (save Kucinich I believe) health plan relied on insurance companies. Without anyone ever asking or discussing my above question.
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