Special Prayer up in the house this aftanoon – We Want The Money Honey !

Yes that’s right. we’ve been doing our regular visits to blogs all over the internet tubes today and Lawd Jezus ! some of y’all are really negative on Our President and His Cabinet today.

so what we did was to go to the source of special support in trying time; a blog only the faithful and true in heart visit on a regular basis – Pulpit Pimps. Yessss.. you can say it along with me,

Sweet Minty JEZUSSSSSS !!!

Will the Chuuch Say Amen..I bring to you the one and only

Rev. James L. White

High-Flying Citigroup Grounds Plans for $50M Jet

Obama Aide Called Citigroup to Complain About Jet

By JAKE TAPPER
Jan. 27, 2009

The high-flying execs at Citigroup caved under pressure from President Obama and decided today to abandon plans for a luxurious new $50 million corporate jet from France.

The bank used TARP funds to purchase a new corporate jet for executives.

The decision came 24 hours after the banking giant, which was rescued by a $45 billion taxpayer lifeline, defended buying the state-of-the-art Dassault Falcon 7X (click the link to see ABC Video of the Plane) — one of nine to be flying in U.S. skies — as a smart business deal.
interior of the Dassault Falcon 7x

The jet, the epitome of corporate prestige and privilege, can carry 12 passengers in elegant comfort.

ABC News has learned that on Monday officials of the Obama administration called Citigroup about the company’s new $50 million corporate jet and told execs to “fix it.”

Obama Officials Tell Citibank To Ditch Plans For $50 Million Private Jet

(huffington post)
According to a report from ABC News, President Obama is not taking kindly to corporate greed, especially when it’s funded by taxpayer money. Read more from ABC here:

The high-flying execs at Citigroup caved under pressure from President Obama and decided today to abandon plans for a luxurious new $50 million corporate jet from France…

The Dassault Falcon 7x - golden corporate jet

ABC News has learned that Monday officials of the Obama administration called Citigroup about the company’s new $50 million corporate jet and told execs to “fix it.”

On Monday, the news broke that bailed out bank was going through with its $50 million private jet purchase even though it had recieved $45 billion in government funds:

The New York Post’s Jennifer Keil and Chuck Bennett reported in Monday’s paper that Citigroup, which has received $45 billion in government bailout funds, is about to upgrade to a new $50 million, twelve-seat corporate jet.

The plane, the Dassault Falcon 7X, is a luxurious jet with a range of 5,950 nautical miles (meaning it can fly from New York to all of Europe and South America, as far east as Riyadh, and as far west as Honolulu or Petropavlovsk, Russia). The Post reports it has “plush interior with leather seats, sofas and a customizable entertainment center.”