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Rep. Barney Frank Expects Conditions To Be Imposed On Funds To Benefit Struggling Homeowners
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- One of the keys to dealing with such folks is to treat ''''me as if they REALLY ARE who they think they are.
That''''s the used car salesman''''s trick...
Posted by hadenough43
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But, but, but if I do that then she doesn''t get made and show her true self and start calling names. - Reply to this comment
- You''''re the one that your bichhhh face out here posturing and posing about something you obviously know nothing about...
Now either put up or shut up, it''''s up you...I''''m done messing your posturing tonite...
Your attack bichhhhh game is not worth it.
Posted by TexHillGirl
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Typical Rowdy, can''t put up, can''t shut up. Either you can state the case or you cant. Because the only case showing on the Supreme Court docket is the request to remove the electoral votes and let the popular vote stand in the next Presidential election. - Reply to this comment
- But if they wanna believe it''''''''s NIGHTTIME out - then that''''''''s what they''''''''ll believe, and their ain''''''''t nothing in the universe that''''''''ll change their minds....
Been dealing with ''''''''em all my life....
Posted by hadenough43
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I always thought people outgrew that when they started school. I guess not. Either she didn''''t outgrow it or she never made it to school.
Posted by DebinOK1
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One of the keys to dealing with such folks is to treat ''me as if they REALLY ARE who they think they are.
That''s the used car salesman''s trick... - Reply to this comment
- Now do you want to continue your blithering and posturing about this...or do you want to get yourself out of my face?
Posted by TexHillGirl
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If you have proof show it, otherwise STOW IT. - Reply to this comment
- But if they wanna believe it''''s NIGHTTIME out - then that''''s what they''''ll believe, and their ain''''t nothing in the universe that''''ll change their minds....
Been dealing with ''''em all my life....
Posted by hadenough43
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I always thought people outgrew that when they started school. I guess not. Either she didn''t outgrow it or she never made it to school. - Reply to this comment
- Go look it up, you da expert!!!
Posted by TexHillGirl
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You won''t tell me? Then I would say you are blowing smoke AGAIN. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by DebinOK1
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I warned you about this...
There are folks out there that can walk outside at high noon, look up and let the sun warm their face.
But if they wanna believe it''s NIGHTTIME out - then that''s what they''ll believe, and their ain''t nothing in the universe that''ll change their minds....
Been dealing with ''em all my life.... - Reply to this comment
- You do realize that''''s not the case I''''m talking about, right?
Posted by TexHillGirl
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Ok Rowdy, I will bite. What OTHER case? - Reply to this comment
- *** is wrong with Barney''s voice? He always talks like his mouth is half full of some kind of trouser snake or something. Or is that a lisp from the brain damage?
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- Plus the California case against the electoral vote is coming up...
Posted by TexHillGirl
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You do realize that the California case is asking to do away with the electorate in FUTURE elections and let the popular vote stand. - Reply to this comment
- What a joke. It shows headline "Key Lawmaker Eyes Bailout Bill Changes" with photo of that H*omo Pedofile Barney Frank.
Healine should have said " Wanted: Gay Child Molester, $50K reward" instead. - Reply to this comment
- Let us see shall we.
They agreed to set for review:
The voting laws challenge.
The reverse discrimination case.
Iraq Immunity.
The case for Arizona and their english speaking program.
And two Pay fairness bills.
That was it for the days conference, those are they only things they agreed to set for review or hearing. - Reply to this comment
- My apologies for hijacking your question - I just COULD NOT resist.
Posted by hadenough43
No Problem. I was eating dinner, so was away from the board anyway. It just irks her to no end that they are actually going to swear in Obama in 11 days. That gets her where we never will.
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Posted by DebinOK1 at 07:19 PM : Jan 09, 2009
Oh I''''m sure they are going to swear the lying bastward in...NO DOUBT ABOUT IT...but the lawsuits will keep coming up the pike...there''''s four in waiting right now...eventually the lawyers will get it right and put this lying arabic/muslim commie in jail....
Posted by TexHillGirl
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It just never ceases to astound and amaze me how much effort and energy folks will expend in order to sustain, nurture, and feed their own little self-created realities.... - Reply to this comment
- To Stupidrules3- I totally agree with you. We keep electing lawyers while most people wouldn''t let a lawyer babysit their dog. Like Albert Einstein said: "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result". This whole election was a joke, but hey, we have our first black president. Isn''t that the most important thing there is is the world. Isn''t that more important than battling terrorism and keeping our country secure?
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- I make myself heard. Then I get snotty letters back saying they do not agree with my position. When I voted against them, 75% of the state voted to keep them.
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Posted by DebinOK1 at 07:17 PM : Jan 09, 2009
One of my senators has never even acknowledged my e-mails or letters. So I try to convince everyone I can to vote the jerk out. He won last time but I will not stop trying.
My representative in the house is known in DC as "tight@$$" because he votes against almost all spending. I think I''d like to keep him.
My other senator responds, voted for the bank bailout, but finally started raising a stink about the auto bailout. He may figure it out, but I still want him out.
All we can do is try as hard as we can and never give up. - Reply to this comment
- What''''s the matter, DebinOK, you irritated because you can''''t find it? I''''m still waiting for you to go get the information for me...the USSC just adjourned one hour and nineteen minutes ago, what''''s your hold up!!!!
Posted by TexHillGirl
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They have already released all decisions made today. Guess what? It wasn''t there. Looks like they will swear Obama in after all. So sorry. - Reply to this comment
- My apologies for hijacking your question - I just COULD NOT resist.
Posted by hadenough43
No Problem. I was eating dinner, so was away from the board anyway. It just irks her to no end that they are actually going to swear in Obama in 11 days. That gets her where we never will. - Reply to this comment
- Until we make our "representatives" aware of who they work for, we should expect the same as we have already gotten. The American people keep electing the same idiots who have been creating this mess.
Posted by stupidrules3
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I make myself heard. Then I get snotty letters back saying they do not agree with my position. When I voted against them, 75% of the state voted to keep them. - Reply to this comment
- Oh c''''''''mon, Rowdy...you can do better that this....
Put a little EFFORT into it...
Posted by hadenough43
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She doesn''''t want to. She was wrong. That irritates her.
Posted by DebinOK1
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My apologies for hijacking your question - I just COULD NOT resist. - Reply to this comment
- What I would like to know why Barney Frank is not in jail. He is the main person who wrote the ninja rules and literally forced the banks to make these flawed sub-prime mortgage loans. See you tube "Burning down the house". He stopped any and all attempts to regulate or rein in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. He was just as complicit in allowing the CEO''s of both organizations to make millions and millions of dollars in salaries. Not only has escaped scrutiny on this, he is the one writing the rules to prevent it from happening again. Are we stupid or what??? read www.ldsmag.com/ideas/081017light.html This is really eye opening.
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