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Uploaded by on Oct 6, 2008

"CBS News RAW": President Bush explains why he backed the bailout plan despite his strong belief in a free market. Bush says that the plan won't waste tax dollars and will achieve its objective.

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  • "Now if bush says the bill will work, then it obviously wont."

    Boy did you hit the nail on the head. But what's really amazing is W speaks and you can't see Cheney's lips moving.

  • Now if bush says the bill will work, then it obviously wont.

    The fact that he's using the constitution as a false flag, is tyranny. This ass hole has committed treason by negotiating the amero with canada and mexico in private, with out conset of the congress.

    FUCK THE BAILOUT

    FUCK THE AMERO

    ABOLISH THE FEDERAL RESERVE.

  • Grim !!!

  • What the FUCK is this?!?!? He didn't explain SHIT!!! The nerve of this asshole to display the constitution and highlight the words "We the people", while talking about a bill that lines the pockets of the elite with the money of the hard working American. Why aren't these banks handing out loans. Wasn't that the entire reason for this!!! It is a relief that he will be out of the white house in a few months. However, these other two VOTED WITH HIM!!! Something needs to change.

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