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Tax dollars should not be used to bailout sub-prime mortgage holders or writers of these mortgages.
They knew there was a risk when writing or holding these mortgages.
Let PIMCO suffer there own loss, Gov't (my taxes) should not be used to bail out private enterprise. Let the free market work.
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