CARS program is over

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by HeavenlyOne

These are many of the same thoughts I've also had, especially about how and where will these clunkers go for eternity? What was the purpose of having people turn in vehicles just because they are older than 10 yrs old and get less than 20 MPG? My minivan fits that description, in addition to having 203k miles on it, but I'm keeping it just a little longer, intending to give it to a friend of mine who needs an extra vehicle but can't afford one.

So, we looking forward to another 3.3 years of this nonsense?

I just cannot imagine where we will be in 3.3 more years with Obama. Goodness! What a mess!!!

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

I just cannot imagine where we will be in 3.3 more years with Obama. Goodness! What a mess!!!

Well, we had a mini revolution during the year 2 of Clinton's reign, called the mid-term elections. This may at least go a long way toward damage control assuming we actually get conservative republicans in and not a bunch of country-club rino types.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

Well, we had a mini revolution during the year 2 of Clinton's reign, called the mid-term elections. This may at least go a long way toward damage control assuming we actually get conservative republicans in and not a bunch of country-club rino types.

Exactly! I told Tom Pawlenty, yesterday, that we are not going to stand behind someone that wants a political career - sick of it. We want someone to represent the Constitution and the American people.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Exactly! I told Tom Pawlenty, yesterday, that we are not going to stand behind someone that wants a political career - sick of it. We want someone to represent the Constitution and the American people.

Ooops, that would be Tim and not Tom. Twitter is great! Hope I didn't call him Tom, I can't remember! LOL! Must have been thinking of Tom Ridge's new book coming out. I guess he wants to act like Scott McClellan. LOL!

[coadie]

But many of those cashing in on the clunkers program are surprised when they get to the treasurer's office windows. That's because the government's rebate of up to $4500 dollars for every clunker is taxable.

Let's see the money.