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Tag Archives: Bailouts
53% Say Bailouts Have Been Bad for the Country
Most voters still aren’t convinced that government bailouts have been a good idea. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 53% of Likely U.S. Voters think, looking back, that the bailouts of banks, auto companies and insurance companies were bad for the United States. Thirty-one percent (31%) disagree and feel the bailouts were [...]
Posted in Business, Economy, Rasmussen Reports, Solid Principles, Wall Street
Tagged as: Bailouts, Economy, Polls, Rasmussen Reports, Wall Street
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EU Sees Wider Greek Deficit, Roiling Markets
Bonds Fall as Investors View Bailout and Default as Givens By CHARLES FORELLE BRUSSELS—New figures revealed that Greece’s debt crisis is even worse than investors believed, delivering a fresh shock to European markets and all but ensuring that the International Monetary Fund and euro-zone countries will have to step in within weeks to bail out [...]
Posted in Bond Markets, Business, Euro Zone, Greece, IMF, Solid Principles, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: Athens, Bailouts, BNP Paribas, Euro Zone, European Commission, European Markets, Greece, Greek Debt, IMF, Investors, Moody's, Portugal, Spain, WSJ
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GOP denies link to Frank Luntz memo
By CHRIS FRATES Congressional Republicans can’t quite remember where their main talking point against Democratic financial-reform legislation came from, but they insist they know where it didn’t come from — Frank Luntz. The talking point’s authorship has become more than an academic question because gleeful Democrats say that in calling the bill a bailout, Republicans [...]
Posted in Democrats, Economy, Politico, Polls, Republicans, Solid Principles
Tagged as: Bailouts, Democrats, Frank Luntz, Politico, Pollsters
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