When I was little, my Dad told me that money doesn’t grow on trees. For the first time ever (or maybe the second time … but who’s counting?), I think he might have been wrong. At least that’s the message we can take from this week’s massive federal banking/insurance bail out.
I don’t pretend to be an economist. Heck, I don’t even balance my checking book. But, I do know that something doesn’t quite add up right when the administration tries to tell you that there’s not enough money for universal healthcare … to properly fund No Child Left Behind … to cut Head Start funding … and so on. But, now there’s enough money for a billion-dollar rescue? Hmm. If money doesn’t grow on trees, where did this sudden influx of cash come from??
I think my dad was trying to teach me some fiscal responsibility. Clearly, that was a lesson lost in DC and on Wall Street. Maybe they should call my Dad.
Wow after 28 years of being a parent you did listen to something I said. Thanks As far as going to DC I think there is to much of a gap between the current administration and myself.
PS I am glad the market went up but I do not think this is a long term fix
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