Senate Decides That Greece Isn’t Too Big Too Fail

Well, well, well. The stopped clock landed on the correct time, as even Democrats have decided to take a chill on spending W The People’s money. For the moment, anyhow

Europe may have to clean up its own mess after all. The US Senate has voted 94:0 to block use of taxpayers’ money for IMF rescues that make no economic sense or bail-outs for countries like Greece that far are beyond the point of no return.

“This amendment will help prevent American taxpayer dollars from underwriting dysfunctional governments abroad,” said Texas Senator John Cornyn, the chief sponsor. “American taxpayers have seen more bailouts than they can stomach, and the last thing they should have to worry about are their hard-earned tax dollars being used to rescue a foreign government. Greece is not by any stretch of the imagination too big to fail.”

The measure is an amendment to the US financial overhaul law. Backed by both parties, it can hardly be ignored by the Obama administration whatever Tim Geithner may or may not want to do. The bill has to go to Conference for reconciliation with the House, but the point is made.

Want to bet? Obama does things his own way, and screw what the American People think. Want. Demand.

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3 Responses to “Senate Decides That Greece Isn’t Too Big Too Fail”

  1. Otter says:

    The German health system is Failing. 44% of Germans think so. The socialist system has serious problems and needs an overhaul.

    And while we’re at it ‘lil johnnie, STOP lying about what Petraeus said about Israel.

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  3. True, but, you know all the little lefties over here will bury their heads in the sand and say it couldn’t happen here.

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