It is not a surprise. Really, the people want to see what *they* will get by having their tax $$$ committed to Wall Street, the same Wall Street that has let many of them down. (My retirement fund is off by about 15% in the last 6 months, and that was *before* AIG...)
I don't want no bailout at all, just a very clear plan with *accountability* for all those involved, and the minimal amount of money committed, plus no "gotcha" phrasing that essentially gives Congress no oversight on the Fed.
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Date: 2008-09-29 07:10 pm (UTC)I don't want no bailout at all, just a very clear plan with *accountability* for all those involved, and the minimal amount of money committed, plus no "gotcha" phrasing that essentially gives Congress no oversight on the Fed.