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Senate Set for Lame-Duck Votes on Unemployment and Big-Three Bailout

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This has been a week of back-and-forth between President-elect Barack Obama, President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress over bailing out the auto industry and passing an economic stimulus package, but a way forward seems to have finally emerged.

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Declare Bankruptcy that is the reasonable answer.  This is getting excessive.

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    Reply#1 - Fri Nov 14, 2008 10:28 AM EST
    {"commentId":4064639,"authorDomain":"Griff69"}

    I think it's been excessive since the very start, however, I do have a question. What's the problem? Why are all these necessary? Companies are broke? Can't pay their bills? So? Just print more money. Isn't that how DC handles the same situation?

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      #1.1 - Fri Nov 14, 2008 12:11 PM EST
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