Posted by Big Hunter on September 23, 2008 at 12:32:44 from (167.102.156.51):
with all the major companies folding (for whatever reason) and the goverment being so far in debt and the all the other factors (goverment waste etc.) wouldn"t this be some sort of wake up call to spur the local, state and feds to immediately make all the major cuts in every area possible to off-set this "bail out" instead of just passing all the cost onto the tax payers and continueing to go on and play the game as usual. As far as I see it it"s not a lack of revenue, it"s out of control spending. Soon it will be way too late to be able to fix any of this mess.
And on another note, I"ve been out of work for the last 3 weeks which has given me a chance to work on chatching up on stuff around the home and putting the transmission back together in the 190XT...
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