Hmmm...
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When the big banks in the US needed a bailout, Congress had very little trouble coming up with $700bn rescue funds; but when the rest of the economy is waiting for a little stimulus and a new president has the political capital and the need to push through a broad infrastructure improvement spending package, members of Congress are either dragging their heels or stomping their feet.
And in the meantime, US employers are revving the layoff chainsaws, making everything worse in the long run.
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Talk about two throwaway paragraphs (well, a paragraph and a sentence).
Though I think that a lot of the bank stuff ended up being scare tactics, when you can prove that bailing out/supporting the financial base which, in turn, provides credit to struggling companies == bailing out Sprint, I'll take this article with a bit more seriousness.
Time are tough, but we're not looking to go completely socialist. If we are - I want someone to bail my company out, too! The next person who posts will also want their company bailed out ... and it ends where? When the US has printed so much money that we're in hyperinflation, or they own everything.
Neither of those is a good thing.