Government Paws Mucking Up Market

It’s like a bad dream; our U.S. government has its paws all over the private sector.

Some life insurance companies are in line for TARP money from the government. So far, we taxpayers have bailed out a number of financial institutions, some on Wall Street, and the big three domestic automakers, at a high cost. Only $135 billion is left of the $700 billion in TARP funds approved for the bailout last October.

When will the bailout end? The government is not known for doing things more efficiently and better than the private sector. We taxpayers have a right to be concerned about the government’s affect on the private sector and market. The government is changing the rules of the game with the strings they’ve attached to the TARP money they’ve been doling out.

We must demand change — demand that our government show and deliver on a plan to remove its paws from the private sector. Future generations of Americans should not be weighted down with the huge debt our government is ringing up.

Enough is enough. What will you do to effect the right change?

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