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more about #citibank more comments → Razta: I dont know if its true for Jets but I know prop powered passenger planes appreciate in value. So it might be cheaper to buy new. It would be nice if ... more » theorieofself: if Obama cares so much, then why did he allow $150 million to be spent on his inauguration events? that's more than 5 times what was spent on bush's i... more » everyxnewxday: Yeah! And if the government provides health care for everyone they have the right to tell us we can't eat french fries or cheeseburgers! And... and..... more » chuloallen: "Greed that President Obama is trying to put an end to" oh yea? hummmmm i wonder what he was doing a few years ago when regulation rules came in for a... more » Bilal Belagam: is anyone going to point out how much his Cadillac One cost? or how his inauguration cost $15 million more than any other prez before him? more » Illuminator: Do you smell that??? Seriously, do you? ..it smells like.... hmmmm.... Socialism. more » dbett: Dear Giz: Just an FYI, if the site continues in the overtly partisan political vein, I think you will lose a number of readers. Oh and does anyone kno... more » dontTouch: To bad Obama can not really make them "fix it." more » SpencerBabanya: Be worried. Be very worried. When the government starts telling those people what to do what's to stop the government from telling you what to do. How... more » 92BuickLeSabre: ...but it wasn't nearly as awkward as when he asked Nancy Pelosi whether she really needed the 16GB iPhone. more » inspiredEpic: Wait, I thought he liked pointlessly spending money (see: 'DTV Date Extended') What gives? :) more » -
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Obama Tells Citigroup To Abandon Plans For a $50 Million Tricked Out Corporate Jet
If you ever wondered why our banks are failing, the answer, my friends, is greed. Greed that President Obama is trying to put an end to—starting with Citigroup's plans for a $50 million jet. More »
