Comments on: The Candidates On Lying To The Public

CBS Evening News: Obama And McCain Answer Katie Couric's Presidential Questions

[birdlikebld]

'' .. if they weren''t little kids, they could have *** & newsdesks & stages, if they weren''t little kids they could have markets & moneys, alas they are little kids, raped baked starved slaved tortured mangled little vulnerable liabilitys with no place in real society, that''d be like putting women in the army to watch them converted to husband beatets & child rapists .. it makes more sense to put men in the kitchens, baking the lunches & driving the kids buses all over .. ''

[birdlikebld]

'' .. paid most little kids nothing: they bloomed eternitys of bouquets silly, paid a few little farmet kids next to nothing: they grew enough to feed worlds, gave all to little soldiet kids: they forced retailets & wholesalets to recycle half of food for no one has money; and, baked more trillions dollars war babys than all combined .. said ''we didn''t do it, but we got most that did'' .. ''

'' .. is pretty duh, lil girls & boys that solely hide in woods & beat each other yield a combined / averaged / most folk most time academic score less than those what frolic in meadows dancing dances & singing songs about academic & other self industrys .. so kids can download curriculums & proceed to frolic while beat by under-cover instructots when & where they beat each other .. ''

'' .. don''t dance get well feed world get sick tax world hike naked dance dressed hike dressed dance naked porn songs partyd rallyd round sick beds what swim drift spore bloom weed dragon trail fickl firs aid lunch farm cottage studio trail crossing yseedsberry trail group subsistence farms .. ''

'' .. u pay me $1 of your gift certificates, i''ll maybe loiter 20 mins around your sick beds, i''ll maybe participate or otherwise song dance skit kit and / or bloom, and when i need a bed: it''ll be one yours and when i need some lunch: it''ll be some of yours .. ''

[racercj30]

To: Katie Couric 09-24-08
Please provide to All Candidates & to ask them if they agree with this and response
Part 1. Foreclosure Reform
Foreclosure reform, This Package would consist of filing with the Bankruptcy clerk a form listing all assets and liabilities and the cost can be deferred this would include the cost of a appraisal of the property and filing or clerk fees. Also by filing with the clerk this does not get reported to the credit agencies or harm your credit. This is not bankruptcy but just a way to help you stay in your home without losing it.
A. The way to do this is to defer the payments and incurred finance charge but no late fees.
B. A payment plan to cover all court, clerk, filing fees and appraisal cost and inspection cost and reports, then improvement cost as outline below. Paying off in that order. This could be a reduce amount at first and later a larger amount when = of the credit cards are paid off.
Kevin S. Gerig / [e-mail]

[racercj30]

To: Katie Couric 09-24-08
Please provide to All Candidates & to ask them if they agree with this and response
Part 2. Foreclosure Reform
C. Done with restrictions that person pay some amount to pay off their credit cards, with no mortgage to pay their should be money to cover the credit cards in full and only be allowed to use one credit card while in the process are paid off the other Credit Cards.
D. They cannot move from their home to another home. Their home is under a lien enforceable at the time of death if not recaptured soon. At the time of the appraisal their must be a plan of action for problems that need to be addressed to keep the home in good working order and hopefully taken care in seven years. If the cost is due to structure you can seek assistance of Federal government for those repairs for EMG Repairs as proposed above.
E. Once that # 2 and #3 are paid off with the except of one credit card then double the amount of the mortgage payment is paid to catch up the mortgage payments.
F. The end result is that your back on track and you still have credit and your home does have improvements for resell value or better living.
Kevin S. Gerig / [e-mail]

[racercj30]

To: Katie Couric 09-24-08
Please provide to All Candidates & to ask them if they agree with this and response
Part .3 Foreclosure Reform
As to the 700 Billion Bailout I believe it should be a loan or a buyout with the federal government control it. We need a to have a cap set on how far a stock can drop in one day when it comes to panic and how much it can rise. You would have to do both to keep from over inflating value of them.
As for the government helping with GM let do it in a way that is productive, lets say for every gas gosling vehicle that the government will match the dealer on a trade in bonus offer or go to your local gm dealer and find out what that would be and the government would supply a check to create better fuel efficiency and pollution control for your vehicle.
Kevin S. Gerig / [e-mail]

[arthurpendra]

McCain''s comments on lying have to be balanced with this from Newsweek.
http://www.newsweek.com/id/160561/output/print

Freddie Mac continued checks to McCain campaign chief''s firm.
Michael Isikoff
Newsweek Web Exclusive
Sep 23, 2008 | Updated: 7:39 p.m. ET Sep 23, 2008
Since 2006, the federally sponsored mortgage giant Freddie Mac has paid at least $345,000 to the lobbying and consulting firm of John McCain''s campaign manager, Rick Davis, according to two sources familiar with the arrangement.

Freddie Mac had previously paid an advocacy group run by Davis, called the Homeownership Alliance, $30,000 a month until the end of 2005, when that group was dissolved. That relationship was the subject of a New York Times story Monday, which drew angry denunciations from the McCain campaign. McCain and his aides have vehemently objected to suggestions that Davis has ties to Freddie Mac%u2014an especially sensitive issue given that the Republican presidential candidate has blamed "the lobbyists, politicians and bureaucrats" for the mortgage crisis that recently prompted the Bush administration to take over both Freddie Mac and its companion, Fannie Mae, and put them under federal conservatorship.
By the Way this should have lead the news tonight and you Katie ignored it.

[arthurpendra]

McCain''s comments on lying have to be balanced with this from Newsweek.
http://www.newsweek.com/id/160561/output/print

Freddie Mac continued checks to McCain campaign chief''s firm.
Michael Isikoff
Newsweek Web Exclusive
Sep 23, 2008 | Updated: 7:39 p.m. ET Sep 23, 2008
Since 2006, the federally sponsored mortgage giant Freddie Mac has paid at least $345,000 to the lobbying and consulting firm of John McCain''s campaign manager, Rick Davis, according to two sources familiar with the arrangement.

Freddie Mac had previously paid an advocacy group run by Davis, called the Homeownership Alliance, $30,000 a month until the end of 2005, when that group was dissolved. That relationship was the subject of a New York Times story Monday, which drew angry denunciations from the McCain campaign. McCain and his aides have vehemently objected to suggestions that Davis has ties to Freddie Mac%u2014an especially sensitive issue given that the Republican presidential candidate has blamed "the lobbyists, politicians and bureaucrats" for the mortgage crisis that recently prompted the Bush administration to take over both Freddie Mac and its companion, Fannie Mae, and put them under federal conservatorship.
By the Way this should have lead the news tonight and you Katie ignored it.

[racercj30]

To: Katie Couric 09-24-08
Please provide to All Candidates & to ask them if they agree with this and response
Part 1.
The idea of wage increase is to get everyone over the $30,000.00 a year.
My Universal Health Care Plan is a must we need it. It covers all one plan anyone make less than $30,000.00 a year it is free. The cost starting at $30,000.00 would be $120.00 a month Single, $240.00 a month Married and for each child addition cost would be add on of $10.00 up to nine children. This cost amount could be lower later. And the employer would also pay as a benefit.
The only way that I see to measure fairness is in income levels
Kevin S. Gerig / [e-mail]

[racercj30]

To: Katie Couric 09-24-08
Please provide to All Candidates & to ask them if they agree with this and response
Part 2.
Universal Health Coverage
with a permanent built in stimulus package
Covers every medical need - NO CO-PAY
$29,999.99 free coverage eliminates the need for other plans
For workers under $29,999.99 they can purchase the extra coverage%u2019s based on what they can afford or want.
$30,000.00 & above Mandatory coverage of working class
Paid on sliding scale of income level
Employer pays their share also as a benefit
Covers No Co-pay: Hospitals, Doctors, Specialist, Med Supplies, Prescription Drugs, Home HealthCare, Vision, Hearing & Accessories, Dental & Accessories, Transportation, Ambulance Service included and other medical needs.
Medical in & out of Hospital Drug Dental Vision Cosmetic All in One
Kevin S. Gerig / [e-mail]

[racercj30]

To: Katie Couric 09-24-08
Part 3.
Long term care and living quarters and home care included
We do not attach your assets to any outstanding balances if it is medically necessary that you cannot live on your own.
The only exception is if there is any monies left and there is no heirs or no will.
%u201CAccident Insurance to cover: wages & PPI per injury rating, pain & suffering payout for that injury & the monthly payment of the Insurance.
Worker Comp is free but they won%u2019t pay what good is it.
Guarantee pay out and assistance with forms from home if need be.
The only case is if a doctors claims that it was self inflicting and it would call for a second medical opinion to valid the first of a Independent Doctor.
Which could lead to charges to defraud the Insurance Company.
Worker Compensation is include a since there is a duplication
PPI coverage you are covered for the maximum amount for injury
Combine Worker Comp & Accident Insurance & that has a $1 million dollar Accident & death coverage 24/7%u201D paid for by = & =
This should cover all veterans who have died and left love ones behind going back to 125 years minus any other compensation that they receive.
Kevin S. Gerig / [e-mail]