A card-carrying Republican retorts "how did we De-socialize under Obama? I'm confused??" George W. Bush 'invited' top bankers to the White House and told them they must accept federal dollars to shore up their poor balance sheets in exchange for stock and warrants. These banks were allowed to return TARP money that in some cases was forced upon them and got their stock and warrants back all under Obama!

A card-carrying Republican retorts "how did we De-socialize under Obama? I'm confused??" George W. Bush 'invited' top bankers to the White House and told them they must accept federal dollars to shore up their poor balance sheets in exchange for stock and warrants. These banks were allowed to return TARP money that in some cases was forced upon them and got their stock and warrants back all under Obama!

Read Hank Paulson's book "On the Brink." We socialized the American financial system under a Republican administration! George W. Bush, Hank Paulson and the Republican administration told top bankers in the fall of 2008, that "they would have to accept government investment for the good of the American financial system." Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's socialist president, found this a stunning move. He said, "Bush is to the left of me now!, Comrade Bush announced he will buy shares in private banks. Viva La Revolution!" http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE49F0K720081016 America did DE-socialize the financial system under Obama.

A card-carrying Republican retorts "how did we De-socialize under Obama? I'm confused??" George W. Bush 'invited' top bankers to the White House and told them they must accept federal dollars to shore up their poor balance sheets in exchange for stock and warrants. These banks were allowed to return TARP money that in some cases was forced upon them and got their stock and warrants back all under Obama!

Read Hank Paulson's book "On the Brink." We socialized the American financial system under a Republican administration! George W. Bush, Hank Paulson and the Republican administration told top bankers in the fall of 2008, that "they would have to accept government investment for the good of the American financial system." Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's socialist president, found this a stunning move. He said, "Bush is to the left of me now!, Comrade Bush announced he will buy shares in private banks. Viva La Revolution!" http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE49F0K720081016 America did DE-socialize the financial system under Obama.

A card-carrying Republican retorts "how did we De-socialize under Obama? I'm confused??" George W. Bush 'invited' top bankers to the White House and told them they must accept federal dollars to shore up their poor balance sheets in exchange for stock and warrants. These banks were allowed to return TARP money that in some cases was forced upon them and got their stock and warrants back all under Obama!

Read Hank Paulson's book "On the Brink." We socialized the American financial system under a Republican administration! George W. Bush, Hank Paulson and the Republican administration told top bankers in the fall of 2008, that "they would have to accept government investment for the good of the American financial system." Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's socialist president, found this a stunning move. He said, "Bush is to the left of me now!, Comrade Bush announced he will buy shares in private banks. Viva La Revolution!" http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE49F0K720081016 America did DE-socialize the financial system under Obama.

Let's not forget the Republicans have a long, long history of their own Socialism. Here's one small example. http://archives.cnn.com/2001/US/09/22/rec.airline.deal "President Bush signed into law an emergency aid package for the U.S. airline industry Saturday, saying that 'terrorists will not shut down our vital businesses or thwart our way of life.'" Once again, a Republican would call this a 'necessary capital infusion.' A true conservative would call this the 'Marxist redistribution of wealth from the American taxpayer to large stock exchange listed companies.'

Let's not forget the Republicans have a long, long history of their own Socialism. Here's one small example. http://archives.cnn.com/2001/US/09/22/rec.airline.deal "President Bush signed into law an emergency aid package for the U.S. airline industry Saturday, saying that 'terrorists will not shut down our vital businesses or thwart our way of life.'" Once again, a Republican would call this a 'necessary capital infusion.' A true conservative would call this the 'Marxist redistribution of wealth from the American taxpayer to large stock exchange listed companies.'

Paul Ryan voted for all this stuff. Is he a conservative?