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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 784922" data-attributes="member: 2189"><p>Upstate,</p><p> </p><p>Put the politics and personal preferences aside and Over is correct. It was the American taxpayer who did this. Take the American taxpayer completely out of the equation and where does the gov't get the money from? As to "getting our money back" you are correct and we won't but before you grant your final blessing on this bailout, follow the money. Follow the former Lazard executives who are running this show for Uncle Sam. Checkout one private equity investor Steven Rattner and see how he might factor in this. Or better yet, look at why the Wall Street Journal would say: "Wall Street bankers are salivating over one of their biggest potential paydays since the market meltdown of 2008: the planned initial public offering of General Motors.” Word is that the IPO will generate somewhere around $2 billion in brokerage fees so who is the real winner here? </p><p> </p><p>Put the politics, the parties and the personalities aside, follow the "friend"ing money!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 784922, member: 2189"] Upstate, Put the politics and personal preferences aside and Over is correct. It was the American taxpayer who did this. Take the American taxpayer completely out of the equation and where does the gov't get the money from? As to "getting our money back" you are correct and we won't but before you grant your final blessing on this bailout, follow the money. Follow the former Lazard executives who are running this show for Uncle Sam. Checkout one private equity investor Steven Rattner and see how he might factor in this. Or better yet, look at why the Wall Street Journal would say: "Wall Street bankers are salivating over one of their biggest potential paydays since the market meltdown of 2008: the planned initial public offering of General Motors.” Word is that the IPO will generate somewhere around $2 billion in brokerage fees so who is the real winner here? Put the politics, the parties and the personalities aside, follow the "friend"ing money! [/QUOTE]
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