Good article! No bailouts for anyone. The hard-working taxpayer should not be forced to rescue bankers who made obviously bad loans, nor should we have to rescue buyers who bought big houses they could not afford. No bailouts of any kind!
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John is right-on-the-$!! Keynesian/Galbraithian interventions in the marketplace coupled with "bipartisan" legislation (read-stupid and evil) and inflating easy credit Fed... [MORE]
Johnny Rotten
Sep 28, 2008 21:51
Typical gum-flapping from Stossel. He'd be much better off as a Freddie Mercury impersonator. "Market checks" would've solved everything, huh,... [MORE]
JohnnyRussia
Sep 24, 2008 16:05
Good article! No bailouts for anyone. The hard-working taxpayer should not be forced to rescue bankers who made obviously bad...
Phil
Sep 24, 2008 13:21
No truer words were ever spoken. I wish to ask Chris Dodd how this all happened. First, I distinctly remember... [MORE]
denlesko
Sep 24, 2008 11:31
What deregulation? Well, how about the repeal of Glass-Steagal? How about the changes that allowed companies like Lehman Brothers to... [MORE]
ssbaker305@yahoo.com
Sep 24, 2008 11:15
Bravo! John Stossel is absolutely right! I wish McCain-Palin would adopt an unambiguous "no bailouts" position. They would be cheered... [MORE]