Stocks zigzag, end lower after emergency rate cut . . .

NEW YORK (AP) — A stock market empowered by an emergency interest rate cut tried to find some stability Wednesday, rallying several times before another late-day drop left Wall Street down for the sixth straight day. Still, the pullback, while fed by comments from Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, was milder than the massive declines of earlier in the week.

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  1. Pelosi’s Poo-poo platter. She should be run out of town on a rail and the rest of the traitors behind her as well. They are responsible for this debacle so the bill should be named for them.

    THROW THE BLIGHTERS OUT. EVERY LAST ONE OF THEM WHO VOTED FOR THE BAILOUT (otherwise know as the Screw the People Bill).

    Especially the so called Conservative Republicans, I am ashamed of you. You’re not just disloyal you’re stupid as well. You sold your country and didn’t even get the 30 pieces of silver.

    Judas got a better deal.

  2. To Old Sparky with all of ‘em. With the exception of Nancy, who will be burned at the stake.

    Then take a page from the Romans and leave their bodies hanging above the streets leading to Capitol Hill. Desperate measures for desperate times, I say. Besides, it would send a nice message to new representatives.

  3. Totally agree #1 on tossing ’em all out, #1. If the rest of the country does not do likewise, we deserve what we get.

    Next month, I’m voting Palin for (V)Pres, and ONLY Libertarian/Independent/or Constitution Party for Congress.

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