Proposed changes to the existing sign.
TARP sign in Austin
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TARP sign in Austin
Proposed changes to the existing sign.
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Re: TARP sign in Austin
I recently saw one of those signes in NH. They are building a bridge that the locals call "the bridge to nowhere". I'll post a pic when I go back next month.
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Without getting political, let me say that spending someone else's earnings is too easy in our system. When things get tight in a business that must be competitive to survive, discretionary spending is curtailed, not increased.
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But that doesn't work if your goal is to bribe The People with their own money.rdcrags wrote:Without getting political, let me say that spending someone else's earnings is too easy in our system. When things get tight in a business that must be competitive to survive, discretionary spending is curtailed, not increased.
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Re: TARP sign in Austin
And it works...
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