how was your lunch? i had a shit sandwich delivered

By our representatives, or should I say Overlords, in Congress.

Yummy! And my kids get to pay for it too!!

I’m very seriously reconsidering my party affiliation.



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7 Responses to “how was your lunch? i had a shit sandwich delivered”

  1. GravatarOctober 3rd, 2008 at 3:17 pm
    Terry says:

    This time ain’t the first time I’ve been Forcibly invited to donate to a financial bailout. Remember the Keating 5? I know, I know, this is a gawdallmighty lots bigger,but in the end we are going to get it in the end. Too bad we don’t get the chance to buy up the mortgages and properties with the taxpayer funded bailout. Maybe if we did we could actually earn some profit over the long haul with repayments to an equal share fund to all legal citizens/residents over 18.(I”m dreamin’)



  2. GravatarOctober 3rd, 2008 at 3:26 pm
    Terry says:

    Don’t get too distraught, there is light at the end of the toilet. Maybe(fat chance) our esteemed legislators will wreak a solution on us that can pay for itself over time,or rather, actually pay us back in the form of cash refunds to taxpayers at certain intervals.(Four times a year would be good)Yall know, kinda like Alaska’s oil dividend payments to residents of Alaska.(Well, I can hope)



  3. GravatarOctober 3rd, 2008 at 3:41 pm
    Lord Bitememan says:

    And Candice Miller’s “no” vote on this bill just ensured I will be voting for her Democratic challenger this year. Levin gets my vote as well. You don’t play ideological purism with the security of the nation, economic or otherwise.



  4. GravatarOctober 3rd, 2008 at 4:27 pm
    sierrahome says:

    You better eat up, think of all those starving liberals in Washington.



  5. GravatarOctober 3rd, 2008 at 4:46 pm
    Martin says:

    Ideological purism would be advocating an unregulated market, with zero oversight. I don’t advocate that.

    As in the case of man-made global warming, and to paraphrase Mark Steyn, when a bunch of eastern elites line up and tell you there’s an emergency, and we’d better do something drastic and fast, there’s a good case for doing absolutely nothing and seeing what actually happens.



  6. GravatarOctober 3rd, 2008 at 7:00 pm
    Terry says:

    Ironic how congress saves us on something they set in motion in 1993. Dereg banking and no more redlining bad credit risks. Only took 15 yrs to get to catastrophe. Unintended consequences strike again, what will the bill just passed lead to?



  7. GravatarOctober 3rd, 2008 at 8:17 pm
    raz0r says:

    They just couldn’t sit on their hands for a few more weeks. Now we get a bill that will cost over $700 billion and a down market following passage.

    Thanks Congress.



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