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john jones — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 18:36:45 +0000

Professor Verret’s work is very important. The United States owns all, most, or a big part of GM, AIG, and Citibank. What’s the exit strategy? And, by the way, we’ve nationalized Fannie and Freddie such that the federal government and not the private sector runs the mortgage market in the U.S. Is that permanent? While we enjoy playing Monday morning General and debating when to leave Afganistan and Iraq, we should also be talking about how and when to exit the private sector. While it’s all well and good to celebrate when the taxpayer makes money on investments in the private sector, let’s remember that most if not all of us would rather the government own no preferred stock. Personally I’d rather take a loss and get out of these investments than strategize about how to advance taxpayer as investor interests at the expense of non-taxpayer holders of equity and debt. I know that now what’s good for GM is literally good for America, but it’s hard for me to cheer for GM at the expense of Ford when Ford didn’t need government help and GM did.