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Senator Mitch McConnell, Where Is Your Heart?

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It has been said  “for where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." So let’s take a few minutes and examine where Mitch McConnell’s heart is.
Remember Senator Mitch McConnell saying this March. 6, 2005 on Meet The Press? " That personal accounts are is an extraordinarily good investment.  Let’s take a 25-year-old, for example.  Invests $1,000 in regular Social Security, gets a 2 percent return over 40 years, he gets $61,000.  That same young person investing that same $1,000 in a personal retirement account, looking at the average return on investment of the stock market, would get $100,000 more.  Why don’t we at least discuss that in the context of the overall effort to save Social Security for our children and our grandchildren?"
Those of of that knew what was going on then and now, know now what Senator Mitch McConnell wanted, he wanted to infuse Social Security money into the stock market to drive the market up temporarily, so his rich pals could make a quick killing and increase their wealth and then his rich pals would bail out of the market, leaving regular folks holding the proverbial empty bag.

Remember SCHIP and how folks like Senator Mitch McConnell fought tooth and nail to defeat a program that would help provide healthcare to our children at a cost of $35 billion over five years.
Remember Mitch saying this "Our Democratic colleagues have taken SCHIP hostage , and what they want in exchange is Republican support for government-run health care., courtesy of Washington."

Remember Medicare Part D and how folks like Senator Mitch McConnell voted against allowing Medicare to negotiate with drug makers to lower the price of medicine for seniors.

OK I could go on and on here, but it’s obvious where Senator Mitch McConnell’s heart is when it comes to regular folks and he, Senator Mitch McConnell, has no problem telling us, but when it comes to his rich pals receiving gaudy amounts of money while running their companies in the ground he , Senator Mitch McConnell, is silent.

Senator Mitch McConnell’s ties with AIG .

Senator Mitch McConnell seemed to approve of AIG CEO Martin Sullivan’s $47 million severance package back in July and the reason I say this is because Senator Mitch McConnell never hesitates to express how he feels and he approved of this gaudy $47 million severance package for his pal Martin Sullivan with his silence. Here in Kentucky we call that welfare for the rich!

Senator Mitch McConnell, with his silence, also approved the gaudy millions paid to the CEO’s of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Fannie Mae CEO Daniel Mudd reaped a 7 percent rise in pay to $13.4 million in 2007 while the company lost $2.1 billion and its shared fell 33%. How would you like to have a job like that?
Using a pay-disclosure measure that the SEC prefers, which treats the value of stock and options differently, Freddie Mac chief Richard Syron ‘s pay for 2007 was $18.3 million , up 24% from 2006. That ain’t bad either.

Where is Senator Mitch McConnell’s heart? Follow the money all $800 billion of it!

Opinion: Welfare For The Rich And Famous. The Fed. Bails Out Bear Stearns With Our Tax Dollars.

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See my comments in the video below:
I suggest the lending institutions have acted like a bunch of 3rd world hooligans with their lending practices and got themselves in a bind and now George W. Bush is going to bail them out with our tax dollars.
Could it be that taxpayers being foreclosed on could be bailing out these hooligans with their tax dollars? I believe the answer is yes. For the life of me I just can't understand why the we put up with this. Where is the outrage???
The Fed has dumped so much money into this problem that we'll be lucky if the dollar is worth anything when these folks get through propping up their pals.