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Hold The Mayo: Study Says DME Cant Repay Loan

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[quote user="Poppa_Zit"]Well, the opinion of the Mayo Clinic spokeperson carries absolutely no weight, and even less -- if that's possible -- because Mayo is supporting its own selfish agenda under the guise of guarding my taxpayer dollars. LOL Consider the government laid out a lot of our taxpayer dollars in loans to the airlines at a time when their futures looked much breaker, and that hasn't backfired. Why doesn't DME deserve the same chance? While your scenario is possible, it is equally improbable. Plus, DME is putting its assets up as collateral. This taxpayer sees DME positioning itself to tap into a virtual 'pot 'o gold' in the Powder River Basin. PS -- I see BNSFrailfan gave you his 'danasoft' signature. [(-D][/quote] A. Even a broken clock is correct twice per day, so isn't it possible that Mayo can pursue it's own selfish agenda AND  protect taxpayer interests as well? I don't see any hard and fast rule defining either as mutually exclusive B. No, not on the simplistic terms you advance, two wrongs never make a right. So just because the government was foolish with my money involving the airlines is absolutely NO (zipp, nada, etc) reason why they have to repeat the process with a RR. Stupidity is not a protected minority in this country, it has no rights for equality. [:-,] C. Equally improbable?  Ohhhh, I'd like to see your math on that assertion I think that is little more than a conveniant generalization on your part D. Gee I coulda sworn it was the other way around, I never saw him using the sig until the day after I started.    Or is that what you really meant?
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