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- "60% of all foreclosers were because they lost their jobs and couldn''''t afford their homes they had well over 10 to 15 years!!! So, what cause that??? "Free-trade" agreements and "most-favored" nation status for China??? Who started all of that in America???
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Posted by scb1111_1 at 02:17 PM : Nov 13, 2008"
Reagan. - Reply to this comment
- "oh, please. what a pathetic response. I can''''t wait for you to call me a racist, too.
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Posted by jgg0002 at 02:16 PM : Nov 13, 2008"
You''re the one who thought about, not me. You must feel guilty about something. Listen to your subconscious. - Reply to this comment
- Phill Gramm has BETRAYED this Country!!! He let this financial crisis to occur and he knows it!!!
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Posted by scb1111_1 at 02:14 PM : Nov 13, 2008
Corrected your post. - Reply to this comment
- "Posted by gop_will_win
why not? they registered homeless people and their park benches as "residences"
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Posted by jgg0002 at 02:13 PM : Nov 13, 2008"
A good portion of the homeless are veterans. SPIT ON THEM. Go ahead. - Reply to this comment
- "Posted by Irmcvet97
how many poor people do you know that are providing jobs?
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Posted by jgg0002 at 02:09 PM : Nov 13, 2008"
How many poor people do you know who spend all their money that keeps companies in business?
Both need each other.
Without the poor and middle class buying stuff, there will be no jobs ANYWAY.
It''s not only about the rich.
There aren''t enough rich to keep the economy going...ask China. - Reply to this comment
- Yep you too! You poor simple minded losers can''''t hold a rally in a phone booth right now and all you know is "Blame"!
Just remember the four Marines that were killed because of your NEGLIGENT actions. You guilt is eating away at you and it comes out four-fold in HATRED. NEXT - Reply to this comment
- LOL I do hope you freaks keep this up. I''''ll bet there are 10 homes on my street that are either in or close to being in foreclosure. These are good honest hard working American''''s Sparky and they will NEVER vote for the Repigs again. Why? Because of people like YOU! So please keep it up... I love it!!
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Posted by Irmcvet97
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Ya well I dont think you liberals can register people who live in cardboard shacks. - Reply to this comment
- There''''s no doubt Bush and the GOP in general have been a major disappointment this time around. Nowhere near the level of statesmanship displayed by earlier Republicans.
After this 8 year flame-out, the GOP needs to do a major re-tooling if they want to enjoy the benefit from the backlash against the Democrats that''''s bound to happen two or four years from now.
Posted by txgrouch2007 at 01:53 PM : Nov 13, 2008
Ummm? I hate to pop your bubble there Sparky but the LAST flame out the fascist had it took 70 years for people to actually believe them again. NO ONE is going to vote for "Trickle Down" ever again in our lifetimes... no matter how you dress that pig! LOL Since it was the SAME Economic Policy that Obama is going to be using that created the LAST Balanced Budget we had and since there is no reason to believe that he will not be successful with that plan, maybe you and your party should just forget it... YOU and "Trickle Down" are HISTORY!! - Reply to this comment
- How did the Democrats vote on the Hagel bill that proposed to strengthen regulation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac after it was discovered that these institutions were engaging in the same Clinton-era accounting fraud that had toppled Enron and Worldcomm?
Posted by txgrouch2007 at 01:55 PM : Nov 13, 2008
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Don''t you think the better question is how did the Pol''s vote on the Gramn/Leahy/Bliley Act and the Commodities Modernization Act? Those are the two laws the removed all the restrictions on Banks and allow their Predatory lending practices! The Two groups you site are but TWO of the lending institutions... is that all fascist think there are or is that the ONLY thing they have done that is even close to being a positive thing during this meltdown? I guess the party of "De-Regulation" has a big time problem right now huh? ROFLMAO But hey at least they still have support in the Fascist South.. well PART of it anyway!! ROFLMAO - Reply to this comment
- LOL I do hope you freaks keep this up. I''''ll bet there are 10 homes on my street that are either in or close to being in foreclosure. These are good honest hard working American''''s Sparky and they will NEVER vote for the Repigs again. Why? Because of people like YOU! So please keep it up... I love it!!
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Posted by Irmcvet97
Who asked you for your opinion CRIPPLE. You were the primary person responsible for the deaths of four of your Marines in Vietnam - so why do you gloat when you know the fact that those individuals died due to your neglect. Shameful Sparky - Reply to this comment
- While I do not blame only one party for this economic mess, the root cause can be found in the rush to deregulation that started with the Reagan administration.
While some regulations in place since the Great Depression may no longer have been needed, instead of reform, they took the opposite extreme and got rid of just about all regulations all together, under the theory that the financial institutions would regulate themselves!
This turned out to be an utter disaster!
Anyone who thinks the next administration will be able to wave a magic wand and make all this go away is going to be sadly disappointed. It will take time to reverse this, but at least we can get started in the right direction. - Reply to this comment
- This is just sad...
Posted by POTUS_Obama at 01:46 PM : Nov 13, 2008
Are you mad I threw a rock into the pond & scared the fish?
Sorry - Reply to this comment
- This is the fault of liberals. They buy pot and meth and skip their mortgage payments.
Posted by gop_will_win at 01:43 PM : Nov 13, 2008
LOL I do hope you freaks keep this up. I''ll bet there are 10 homes on my street that are either in or close to being in foreclosure. These are good honest hard working American''s Sparky and they will NEVER vote for the Repigs again. Why? Because of people like YOU! So please keep it up... I love it!! - Reply to this comment
- actually, there is a senate banking and financing committee that, as overseers, is supposed to prevent this sort of thing from happening
Posted by jgg0002 at 01:52 PM : Nov 13, 2008
Are there any Democrats on this committee?
Do they include BARNEY FRANK???
How did the Democrats vote on the Hagel bill that proposed to strengthen regulation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac after it was discovered that these institutions were engaging in the same Clinton-era accounting fraud that had toppled Enron and Worldcomm? - Reply to this comment
- HE IS THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF, albeit a pi-ss poor one.
Posted by armydog2 at 01:46 PM : Nov 13, 2008
There''s no doubt Bush and the GOP in general have been a major disappointment this time around. Nowhere near the level of statesmanship displayed by earlier Republicans.
After this 8 year flame-out, the GOP needs to do a major re-tooling if they want to enjoy the benefit from the backlash against the Democrats that''s bound to happen two or four years from now. - Reply to this comment
- Exactly who am I blaming?
Posted by armydog2 at 01:42 PM : Nov 13, 2008
It''s getting hard to tell. You DID say:
"He touts free trade all the time. and you are right nafta was a very bad call by clinton. "
You''re pretty clearly blaming Clinton for NAFTA. Not that I disagree, it''s just that you''re getting into a rut.
Not sure what you mean about free trade. You say it''s bad, and I agree. Bush says it''s good. What DID you mean to say about Bush and free trade? That Bush is wrong, and so he''s to blame?
It would be nice to discuss issues on their own merits, without this constant finger pointing of who''s to blame. - Reply to this comment
- Unemployment at its highest in years, jobs sent overseas for cheaper labor and big tax breaks. The folks that lost these jobs probably were able to afford their mortgages when they were employed, all this free trade and trickle down economics has crippled our economy and we owe it all to the republican congress and bush and cheney etc. As for the Dem held congress for the past two years anyone with half a brain knows they do not have a big enough majority to overturn a presidential veto so the f@cking republicans still have control, the tie breaker goes to cheney.
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Posted by armydog2
Typical Dummycrat Whiner. Perhaps if you got off of your FAT AZZ and work rather than complain about something you know nothing about - you might make it. But to listen to babblings from your lower enlisted son in Iraq who has no clue about what is going on - is amusing.
Just tell your kid to do his job and keep his mouth shut and not act like his baffoon mother. - Reply to this comment
- txgrouch
And your little brain cannot wrap itself around the fact that bush and the republican held congress are mainly responsible for the financial crisis this Country is in. HE IS THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF, albeit a pi-ss poor one.
You obviously cannot handle the truth when it smacks you right in the face! - Reply to this comment
- This is the fault of liberals. They buy pot and meth and skip their mortgage payments.
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- I vote for more regulation!
Outlaw credit altogether! Credit has caused nothing but massive inflation. If you can''''t get a mortgage, then the seller cannot sell for $500k - $1M. Period.
Credit cards are BS too. Pay in cash, or don''''t pay at all. Period.
Posted by POTUS_Obama at 01:32 PM : Nov 13, 2008
TROLL ALERT! - Reply to this comment
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