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      Bush Job Approval at 25%, His Lowest Yet

      Posted by Jeff from Gallup

      Bush's previous low point was 27%, measured about a week ago. The 25% approval rating is one point higher than Richard Nixon's lowest job approval rating of 24% measured in the summer of 1974, and it is just three points higher than Harry Truman's all-time Gallup low job approval rating of 22% measured in 1952. No other presidents have had job approval ratings of 27% or lower in Gallup Poll history.

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    • Protect yourself, your family and America

      Posted by themelinda

      When your drug-sodden brother starts taking out loans and expects you to pay your remedy is to run a notice in the paper under LEGAL NOTICES. We have all seen them.

      The time has come for all of us to do just that. Do it today. Protect yourself and let Congress, and the world, know we are not going to stand for it. Get on record.

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      Bush: ‘Our entire economy is in danger’

      Posted by Jeff from MSNBC

      "Without immediate action by Congress, America could slip into a financial panic and a distressing scenario would unfold," Bush said in a 12-minute prime-time address from the White House East Room that he hoped would help rescue his tough-sell bailout package.

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      David Cay Johnston Tells Journalists to Question Financial Bailout

      Posted by Jeff from Poynter

      In covering the proposed $700 billion bailout of Wall Street don't repeat the failed lapdog practices that so damaged our reputations in the rush to war in Iraq and the adoption of the Patriot Act. Don't assume that Congress must act instantly, as so many news stories state as if it was an immutable fact. The Administration has scared the markets and some key legislative leaders, but it has not laid out a coherent, specific and compelling need for this enormous proposal, which is the equivalent of a one-time 55 percent income tax surcharge. (Instead the money will be borrowed, so ask from whom and how this much can be raised so quickly if the credit markets are nearly seized up with fear.) Ask this question -- are the credit markets really about to seize up?

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    akinsalawu comments on:

    David Cay Johnston Tells Journalists to Question Financial Bailout

    http://takingnote.tcf.org/2008/10/moral-hazards-o.html#more

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    12:36 pm 10/10/08
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    Jeff comments on:

    Bush: ‘Our entire economy is in danger’

    This speech was such a farce. The NYT even said today he looked like he had stepped away from a car accident in shock as he gave it.

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    12:00 pm 9/30/08
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    musocial comments on:

    David Cay Johnston Tells Journalists to Question Financial Bailout

    It is all to go to hell,it is all the government stratage,they delight and never suerring the miserableness,the casualty is civilians,  it need a new world ,  new party and new policy,I hope the new world to come.

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    12:49 am 9/25/08
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    probusinessreviews comments on:

    David Cay Johnston Tells Journalists to Question Financial Bailout

    question the proposal?  hell yes we should. we should take time on this to ensure the administration doesn’t make another costly and foolish mistake.

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    1:38 pm 9/24/08
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    thaimat comments on:

    David Cay Johnston Tells Journalists to Question Financial Bailout

    Sadly, I agree with Joseph, and the politicians handle pain one way-use less KY when they stick it to the taxpayers, then stick their head in the sand.  So the answer must be this-Do Nothing, until you know what to do, that will solve the problems.

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    9:40 pm 9/23/08
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    webjoseph comments on:

    David Cay Johnston Tells Journalists to Question Financial Bailout

    The problem is that no Politician – Dem or GOP – wants to be seen as "doing nothing". And they want to get as much campaign mileage as they can as soon as possible. The only courses of action available quickly are minor variations on the Administration’s proposal. So I’m guessing that the Bush NeoCons will get to squeeze one last huge payday for their pals before President Obama and the next congress get to fail miserably at trying to rectify a situation that will be beyond anything but very painful measures. And we all know how pols handle pain.

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    9:31 pm 9/23/08
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    papadavid comments on:

    David Cay Johnston Tells Journalists to Question Financial Bailout

    yes, we should not repeat the mistake we made with 9/11.  we should not be fooled (again) into taking quick, foolish action.

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    4:57 pm 9/23/08
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