The mortgage market has just about all nationalized, they want to nationalize the medical industry. I heard in a congressional hearing that the democrats want to nationalize the oil companies, and last, the airlines are in trouble so could they be next.

>>>>>It could get worst than that. John McCain gets elected. He dies shortly after and Palin becomes your President. Be afraid... Be very afraid
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>>>>Or even worse - Obama and his 140 days of senatoral experience gets elected and starts driving financial policy!
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>>>As it stands now 'financial policy' is a competition in spending. One guy asks for $700B and many others say: No! It does not protect US taxpayers in adequate way. We should spend $800B and it will be much better (probably for taxpayers). I think that Obama experience fits nicely to this picture.
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>>It does sound that way. People should look at this as a preview of Obama spending style.
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>I know you're worked up over all the financial stuff going on (aren't we all) but let's be reasonable here. How can you consider a financial intervention proposed by the current administration a "preview of Obama spending style"?
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>Please understand I am not playing politics with this or blaming the Bush administration for the way they are reacting to the financial crisis. I think they are doing the best they can in a very difficult, fast moving environment. I'm just saying I don't get the attempt to link it to Obama in any way. His turn may come, but it's not here yet.