It doesn't support small business or put money in your pocket. You won't see money like you did last time. The things it goes to aren't necessarily bad, except the banks and businesses in financial trouble. This money that is mostly going to bail out banks and businesses is borrowed money, not from our treasury. That means we (us and our children) will owe this money for years to come. That means that when the economy turns around, good ole bama is going to hike your taxes. All of them, and tremendously!!! Also, along with this bailout money, there are many strings attached for the companies that use them. For one, banks that accept this money will basically be giving the government a controlling share of the bank. This will allow the government to use those "strings" to make policy decisions for those banks. That is called "Socialized Banking", and it is what has happened in Europe. The second major problem is that the same thing will basically happen to any business that accepts the money. Only this time, this will affect that businesses share holders. The government will have a majority share in that business. There are two types of share holders... regular, and "premium". The government will be the "premium" share holder, which means it will get the most dividends first, and the regular share holders will get the rest, if any. That will basically push regular share holders away from the market, or at least those troubled businesses, giving the government even more control.
The bottom line, and the scariest thing, is that adding government to a free market keeps it from being a free market. The Democrats in the white house, whether intentional or not, are moving this country closer and closer to socialism.