U.S. Govt' Dumps G.M. Stock

[Crabtownboy]

And it's a blog, not a news report. Also, how is it you two don't understand that the Special Inspector General overseeing TARP reports a loss through the last quarter, and not one of the companies she reports owing money as of October 29 has closed out their "account"? I provided you -- and everyone else -- the link. Go argue with her assessment, and stop trying to circumvent her authority with Great Pretender apologists.

Sheez.

Are you talking about gross or net?

 

[InTheLight]

And it's a blog, not a news report. Also, how is it you two don't understand that the Special Inspector General overseeing TARP reports a loss through the last quarter, and not one of the companies she reports owing money as of October 29 has closed out their "account"?

So it's still possible that these accounts could pay off their debt and make money for the government.

stop trying to circumvent her authority with Great Pretender apologists.

Yep, the Wall Street Journal, bastion of liberal thought and socialistic policies and leader of the Great Pretender apologists. Give it a rest.

 

[thisnumbersdisconnected]

So it's still possible that these accounts could pay off their debt and make money for the government.

Possible, but not likely. And until they do, they are open accounts, and counted as debts against the closed accounts, which means we are owed money, not that we "made a profit" on TARP. What a ridiculous and naïve claim!

Yep, the Wall Street Journal, bastion of liberal thought and socialistic policies and leader of the Great Pretender apologists. Give it a rest.

Nope, a WSJ blogger, which just about anybody -- including a Great Pretender apologist -- can become.