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Termyn8or -> Here's another slant on the bailout (11/20/2008 8:14:49 PM)
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If you happened to be wealthy, you could buy enough stock in a company to bail it out. That would give you some measure of power, possibly even the power to vote for the board of directors.
So now we as the public are subrogated (somehow) for the debt incurred doing pretty much that, should not we have some sort of voting rights ? This is on the premise that all the bums are thrown out. We get a whole new crew in there. If they don't perform, somehow the taxpayers have a way to vote the bums out. Without that, it is taxation without representation.
How does that grab you ?
This of course would not be handled like a Presidential election, no way. And one Man one vote does not work either, we don't want another dog and pony show.
Might not be easy to work it all out, but worth considering.
T
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