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12/17   What is going on here? (graph of money supply)
        http://tinyurl.com/5on6w9
        \_ Fed keeps cutting interest rate, and printing money to give out
           to banks.  Banks don't need to lend out money, because the Fed
           keeps giving more to them.  So, more money supply without
           more circulation.
           \_ This is GWB's last chance to give cash rebates to the people!
              \_ who's people?
                 \_ You meant to write, "whose people?"
                    \_ or "who is people?" "Are we dancer?"
           \_ 2nd sentence doesn't make any sense. Banks are soaking up
              loans from the Fed to shore up their balance sheets. Once it doesn't
              look like they could collapse at any moment, "they will start lending
              again." Which means lending to more people than just those who are
              a sure thing (fico 750+ ?), like they're doing now.
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