Showing posts with label TARP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TARP. Show all posts

Friday, March 11, 2011

Am I too hard on claire mccaskill?

Sometimes I wonder if I am being too hard on claire mccaskill. Well, to be honest, I wondered that once. But then I remembered that she voted for tarp, the stimulus and obamacare.

Watch this video, and then remember that mccaskill voted for obamacare anyway.


The vast majority of the citizens of Missouri asked, begged and pleaded with her not to vote for obamacare. She did it anyway. She cares more about kissing the ass of obama than about the people of the State she represents...

One more video that shows the extent of mccaskill's support of obamacare...

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

TARP Police! Step Away From the Bailout Money!

O M G! What in the hell is this Country coming to? For as much as obama and his gang of thugs don't like guns, they are sure ready to pass them out to every little piss ant government agency that comes along.

Go read the rest of this at the link...

By: Eamon Javers - CNBC


Early this week, a request for proposal for police car upgrades by the Special Inspector General of the TARP bank bailout program began circulating in Washington.

That prompted a lot of head scratching around town: Huh? You mean the mild-mannered auditors who mind the taxpayer money in the $700-plus billion TARP program? What do they need police car upgrades for?

It may come as a surprise to people in the financial industry — it certainly did to me — but TARP's inspector general (SIGTARP) is not just a financial watchdog. Under its outgoing leader, Neil Barofsky, it has quietly built itself into a full-fledged financial law enforcement agency.

It has 45 investigators who are empowered to carry guns and badges, and 27 vehicles with sirens and lights spread out in its branch offices across the country. SIGTARP agents are empowered to make arrests, and they’ve done just that 23 times, according to a spokeswoman. The agency says it is engaged in 142 ongoing criminal and civil investigations, and that it has already recovered assets worth $151.8 million.

It’s a law enforcement agency with an expiration date, though — by law, the agency expires as soon as all taxpayer dollars under TARP have been repaid, although that could be years from now.