OT: This guy made my day!

[AndyBrown]

 

[SayMikey]

VERY GOOD, where was he when we went looking for a new president? NICE TEETH and a good BARK

 

[Andy Greene]

We need EVERY public serving political party member to think this way- Dem. or Rep. - black/ white/ yellow ect....

To get their heads in this mode(and out of their azzez) and HELP FIX the issue's we are ALL facing !!!

It's time for someone to step up to the plate and take ownership of what we all enjoy and love, question what is right or wrong and help fix it !!!!!! Stop the BS now.......

It's gonna be a long road back- but we all know the way in my .02

Andy

 

[t_hedlund]

wow , i have never voted for Manzullo in the past, but after watching this, he has my vote.

 

[CySlyde]

I'd like to buy him a drink

 

[Mark Grannis]

With Manzullo's position, makes one wonder how the first TARP fund was passed....700 billion turns into 850 billion plus additional pork. To offer up so much with little or no control. This is just part of the grandstanding game they play daily in D.C. . I hope Manzullo was against TARP back when they voted, or is he just another hypocrolitician...(my new word).

When the auto bailout first started they wanted to know how it was going to be spent, and how did you get here. Please note the auto assistance is worth less than 5% of the TARP value. Now some "Car Czar" is going to tell two car manufacturers what they have to sell.

It is even more obvious that govenrment is way too large, envading too much not only in the private business sector but personal lives. Yet the House & Senate remain financially irresponsible with taxpayer's money. When has the government done anything better and more cost effective than the private sector?

They only way for the peoples voice to regain any power is for all voters to relpace all incumbants during the primary portion of the election year for every political office. Sooner or later we just might get some worthy of receiving a super majority

of votes.

Lastly, what do you think our ancestors within a few generations ago would say about these bailouts?

MG

 

[John Knight]

With Manzullo's position, makes one wonder how the first TARP fund was passed....700 billion turns into 850 billion plus additional pork. To offer up so much with little or no control. This is just part of the grandstanding game they play daily in D.C. . I hope Manzullo was against TARP back when they voted, or is he just another hypocrolitician...(my new word).
When the auto bailout first started they wanted to know how it was going to be spent, and how did you get here. Please note the auto assistance is worth less than 5% of the TARP value. Now some "Car Czar" is going to tell two car manufacturers what they have to sell.

It is even more obvious that govenrment is way too large, envading too much not only in the private business sector but personal lives. Yet the House & Senate remain financially irresponsible with taxpayer's money. When has the government done anything better and more cost effective than the private sector?

They only way for the peoples voice to regain any power is for all voters to relpace all incumbants during the primary portion of the election year for every political office. Sooner or later we just might get some worthy of receiving a super majority

of votes.

Lastly, what do you think our ancestors within a few generations ago would say about these bailouts?

MG

Mark is right about the incumbents but look at the national election last month. Over 90% of the incumbents were re-elected to office. The taxpayer must get a backbone when it comes to voting and get in one other very needed item - TERM LIMITS. It is insane that some are in office for over 30 years. We have term limits on the President (due to FDR) and it is long over due to all members of Congress. Only the taxpayer will effect a positive change, Congress certainly cannot due it, and shows that ever year.

 

[AndyBrown]

With Manzullo's position, makes one wonder how the first TARP fund was passed....700 billion turns into 850 billion plus additional pork. To offer up so much with little or no control. This is just part of the grandstanding game they play daily in D.C. . I hope Manzullo was against TARP back when they voted, or is he just another hypocrolitician...(my new word).
When the auto bailout first started they wanted to know how it was going to be spent, and how did you get here. Please note the auto assistance is worth less than 5% of the TARP value. Now some "Car Czar" is going to tell two car manufacturers what they have to sell.

It is even more obvious that govenrment is way too large, envading too much not only in the private business sector but personal lives. Yet the House & Senate remain financially irresponsible with taxpayer's money. When has the government done anything better and more cost effective than the private sector?

They only way for the peoples voice to regain any power is for all voters to relpace all incumbants during the primary portion of the election year for every political office. Sooner or later we just might get some worthy of receiving a super majority

of votes.

Lastly, what do you think our ancestors within a few generations ago would say about these bailouts?

MG

I checked. Manzullo voted Against the 700 billion bailout Both times. He is true to his words.

 

[jetpack]

Lastly, what do you think our ancestors within a few generations ago would say about these bailouts? MG

 

[Mark Grannis]

With Manzullo's position, makes one wonder how the first TARP fund was passed....700 billion turns into 850 billion plus additional pork. To offer up so much with little or no control. This is just part of the grandstanding game they play daily in D.C. . I hope Manzullo was against TARP back when they voted, or is he just another hypocrolitician...(my new word).
When the auto bailout first started they wanted to know how it was going to be spent, and how did you get here. Please note the auto assistance is worth less than 5% of the TARP value. Now some "Car Czar" is going to tell two car manufacturers what they have to sell.

It is even more obvious that govenrment is way too large, envading too much not only in the private business sector but personal lives. Yet the House & Senate remain financially irresponsible with taxpayer's money. When has the government done anything better and more cost effective than the private sector?

They only way for the peoples voice to regain any power is for all voters to relpace all incumbants during the primary portion of the election year for every political office. Sooner or later we just might get some worthy of receiving a super majority

of votes.

Lastly, what do you think our ancestors within a few generations ago would say about these bailouts?

MG

I checked. Manzullo voted Against the 700 billion bailout Both times. He is true to his words.

He might be one worth keeping!

MG

 

[Ron Olson]

In with Rep. Manzullo's videos is Michael Moore adding his 2 cents of the working man's view of the bailout:


Quire frankly, who can afford a new car in today's unsure economy? I sure can't! Who wants butt-ugly fuel hogs?

The government sure isn't helping matters with all of the requirements that they want on today's cars and trucks either which add the the bottom line.

GM is building lemons, the 3.1 liter V-6 is one of the biggest pieces of junk under the hoods. Chrysler's trannies are lucky to go 70,000 miles without needing an expensive rebuild. Replacement parts are astronomical.

All in all though, today's cars are lasting longer than those made in the `60's and `70's. When you can drive a car that will do up to 200,000 miles, who needs to drop big money for a new ride?

I've got a 1994 Ford Ranger that is still going strong and only in the past year have had to put some money into it, probably more than it's worth if I sold it but can't complain as I've put more into newer GM vehicles that I've owned since I bought that truck.

 

[Don Ferrette]

The saddest part here, the one guy who saw this sxxt coming over FIVE YEARS AGO and had the ballz to speak out, got ridiculed by your politicians and the mainstream media as they tried to sweep it all under the rug. Ron Paul spelled out EXACTLY what is happening now almost to the letter back in 2002 and nobody wanted to listen. The worst part is they still don't want to hear it and just want to continue down the same path that will more than likely lead to our ultimate downfall and demise...........

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PIEGK0IbA4

Pay attention to the DATES that Ron Paul said what he did!!!!!

 

[Ray Sametz]

Never underestimate the other guys GREED........."Scarface"

 

[Wesleys Custom Graphics]

This is why i think the big 3 bailout is a mistake. Let them fold and restructure. They will come out the other side leaner and meaner than ever and with little help from washington. If we (our government)"tells" the big 3 or the banks what to do and how to do it then we are taking 1 step closer to socialism. If we (our government) just throws money at these leaches who have no problem taking it then we are as stupid as they are cunning.

Our country is based on supply and demand. If u make a product that no one wants or charge more than the market will bear then u will fold and someone new will take your place. Yes it is sometimes painfull but the economy is stronger in the long run as long as we don't screw with it too much.

 

[Wesleys Custom Graphics]

The saddest part here, the one guy who saw this sxxt coming over FIVE YEARS AGO and had the ballz to speak out, got ridiculed by your politicians and the mainstream media as they tried to sweep it all under the rug. Ron Paul spelled out EXACTLY what is happening now almost to the letter back in 2002 and nobody wanted to listen. The worst part is they still don't want to hear it and just want to continue down the same path that will more than likely lead to our ultimate downfall and demise...........

So did McCain but look where it got him? That was one of those warm and fuzzy de-regulation things that got votes and to hell with the consequences.

 

[David Homer]

Yep, if we had more Congressmen like him, this country would be better off...

It also appears our President still has a little backbone... he's not rubber-stamping the House bill to bail out the automakers. Reports are he's looking for the unions to give in as well... Bush may have made some big mistakes in office, but maybe for once he's going to try to do the right thing..