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]]> http://civilsocietytrust.org/blog/2009/12/13/demint-1-bernanke-0/comment-page-1/#comment-360 Civil Society Trust — Demint 1, Bernanke 0 | The Kansas Progress Mon, 14 Dec 2009 22:37:27 +0000 http://civilsocietytrust.org/blog/?p=387#comment-360 [...] The bait-and-switch performed last fall under the financial doomsday scenario scare tactics describe....   Recent reports of TARP’s supposed effectiveness miss Demints crucial point:   The unprecedented program was passed using scare tactics for an implementation plan that was quickly  abandoned following its passage. Yet in “fool-’em-once-fool-’em-again” fashion, President Obama has the audacity to now want to take $200 billion of these TARP funds and throw it at other sectors and politically expedient portions of our economy.   But we won’t call it a “stimulus”… [...] [...] The bait-and-switch performed last fall under the financial doomsday scenario scare tactics describe….   Recent reports of TARP’s supposed effectiveness miss Demints crucial point:   The unprecedented program was passed using scare tactics for an implementation plan that was quickly  abandoned following its passage. Yet in “fool-’em-once-fool-’em-again” fashion, President Obama has the audacity to now want to take $200 billion of these TARP funds and throw it at other sectors and politically expedient portions of our economy.   But we won’t call it a “stimulus”… [...]

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