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| Dances With Dogs Name: info [@] gerry.mobi Last Online: Today 02:03 AM iTrader: (73) Join Date: Dec 2006
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___________________________________________ Poll Finds Attacks by McCain Turn Off Voters I actually came back to this forum to conduct domain business and swore to myself that I would stay out of these controversial posts. I failed that part of my goal. But I am now finding post after post after post all over this forum over the election is a big turn off. Just glancing at the number of them on new posts is nauseating. Many threads have the most views and replies. I am finished with this mess. Every one has already made up their mind. Certainly the undecided are not going to be convinced by any of this nonsense. So if anyone wants to do business, I'll be around. Be sweet! | |
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Bush had 8 years to make a difference, and he has not. Bush is very likely the weakest president of the modern era, and potentially one of the weakest of all time.
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| DNF Addict Last Online: 11-14-2009 07:38 PM iTrader: (115) Join Date: Nov 2003
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Country: | Nixon took the US off the gold standard. Why isn't he given any blame?
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| Dances With Dogs Name: info [@] gerry.mobi Last Online: Today 02:03 AM iTrader: (73) Join Date: Dec 2006
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Country: | What comic book are you reading these days? Wed., April. 20, 2005 WASHINGTON - President Bush signed the biggest rewrite of U.S. bankruptcy law in a quarter century on Wednesday, making it harder for debt-ridden Americans to wipe out their obligations. “Bankruptcy should always be a last resort in our legal system,” Bush said. “If someone does not pay his or her debts the rest of society ends up paying them." ![]() Before Bush entered office the mega banks and CC companies were stroking each other and Bush because they knew their man was in office Look at the date below! Lobbying Campaign Led by Credit Card Companies and Banks Nears Bankruptcy Bill Goal Published on Tuesday, March 13, 2001 in the New York Times WASHINGTON - A lobbying campaign led by credit card companies and banks that gave millions of dollars in political donations to members of Congress and contributed generously to President Bush's 2000 campaign is close to its long- sought goal of overhauling the nation's bankruptcy system. Legislation that would make it harder for people to wipe out their debts could be passed by the Senate as early as this week. The bill has already been approved by the House, and Mr. Bush has pledged to sign it. Sponsors of the bill acknowledge that lawyers and lobbyists for the banks and credit card companies were involved in drafting it. The bill gives those industries most of what they have wanted since they began lobbying in earnest in the late 1990's, when the number of personal bankruptcies rose to record levels. In his final weeks in office, President Bill Clinton vetoed an identical bill, describing it as too tough on debtors. But with the election of Mr. Bush and other candidates who received their financial support, the banks and credit card industries saw an opportunity to quickly resurrect the measure. |
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Country: | You can blame democrats, republicans, bankers, wall st, etc. but it is individuals who took out loans they cannot afford and it is individuals who decide to invest their money in things like Fannie May. If individuals didn't take out the bad loans and invest their money in these schemes then it would not have happened.
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This was the fault of Wall Street and the mortgage industry taking advantage of legislation they blatantly bought and paid for. They conned the Democrates into allowing sub prime loans, and the Republicans into deregulating wall Street. Once that was accomplished, the rip off of America was guaranteed. | |
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| Fiscal Conservative Name: RG Last Online: 10-31-2009 01:56 AM iTrader: (13) Join Date: Aug 2006
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Country: | Earth to Poker....The trouble with economy began happening during the last 2of those 8 years under a Democratic house and Senate..... And we have your friends Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi to thank. HELLO!!! |
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| Fiscal Conservative Name: RG Last Online: 10-31-2009 01:56 AM iTrader: (13) Join Date: Aug 2006
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Country: | No, Obama supporters are giving their nest eggs to Obama and Obama in turn will give them away to illegal immigrants standing in the welfare line, providing housing, health care, education and food stamps..... In turn, they keep voting Democrat to keep the flow of money and benefits. Obama's America; Take from those who work their a*s off and give it away to those who don't. ================================================== ================ Here's a interesting article in the Tennessean; Democratic leadership playing politics with America's future Fellow citizens, we are witnessing one of the most egregious scams in the history of politics. The majority of this current "financial crisis" falls squarely on the shoulders of corrupt Democrats, including Franklin Raines, Barney Frank, Chris Dodd (and numerous others), with the help of naive and ill-advised policy measures forced by Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton. They pushed housing legislation and regulations, in the spirit of "fairness," to force the mortgage industry to lend money to people who simply could not afford houses. But, this is only the beginning — media darling Barack Obama and his corrupt "Acorn" are some of the very parties responsible, by pressuring banks to make unsafe subprime loans. (Google "Acorn" to read about this "community organizer" and what it really does). Not to mention that in a mere two and a half years, Obama has received the second highest in campaign contributions ($109,000) from Fannie and Freddie. Raines, who is now an economic adviser for Obama, stole $100 million out of these now discredited engines of fraud. Where is the outrage from the American people? Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid and her leftist demagogues are blaming this current "financial crisis" on the Republicans and President Bush who had nothing to do with what has happened. If they had, where are all the congressional hearings that the Democratic-controlled Congress would have no-doubt demanded? We have less than 35 days to go till the election — if you don't think this has anything to do with trying to get Obama elected, please stop watching the "main-stream-propaganda machine" that is playing up this entire scam exactly as Pelosi wants. The mainstream media cannot be trusted and the American people must reject their efforts to liberalize this country with their biased reporting. Case in point — the Democrats had all the votes they needed to pass this horrendous "bailout bill" in order to save us from they call the "worst financial disaster since the Great Depression" and yet they didn't pass it (last Monday)! Many Democrats, worried about getting re-elected, voted "no." Do you see what's happening here? They want this fiasco to go on as long as possible in order to convince the American people that we need "change" and that it's all the Republicans' fault. Nothing could be further from the truth and I pray that the American people will educate themselves on the truth: This massive scam is being used for political reasons to get Obama elected. I'm not saying Republicans can do no wrong — they've failed in numerous ways, but this fiasco is not one of them. Wake up America — we're losing our country to greed, corruption and an alarming leap toward socialism. http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs....1/1007/OPINION Last edited by Raider; 10-22-2008 at 02:24 PM.. Reason: Automerged Doublepost |
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| Bloody lovely Last Online: Today 02:57 AM iTrader: (394) Join Date: Feb 2004
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| Dances With Dogs Name: info [@] gerry.mobi Last Online: Today 02:03 AM iTrader: (73) Join Date: Dec 2006
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Country: | I consider myself very lucky. I have received two of my 401K and 403b statements from two different hospitals I was working at. Neither is managed at AIG. However, another I have not received and my wife's are managed by AIG. I am expecting major, major hits with those. One I received is managed by T. Rowe Price who basically limits to Price funds. I am minus <11% for the quarter but still up +7.5% for the year. The other is with Great North Western who offers numerous funds from a variety of firms. For the quarter, I am only <4% but for the year up +12.46%. The point I am trying to make is this was good educated decisions. Each of the funds I am in were well thought out and some say I was bucking the trend and I should have gotten into this and that. Great! Jump into those REIT's and such while they are booming. That is EXACTLY when not to jump in. My accounts I am sure are doing better than the majority of the seven figure salary fund managers. Point is, don't listen. Do the research yourself. Yes, we had offers by the truckload and every institution in the country wanting to give us loans of 125% home value, credit card offers with 50K to 100K preapproved amounts. We chose NO! People were out to make a quick buck and over extended themselves. What is worse, the lending institutions did the same thing. It is all about greed and every one saw nothing but $$ signs in their eyes. Be smart. Educate yourself in money matters, economics, health, politics and life. Don't follow the masses or be lined up like every one else and be swayed into doing what everyone else is doing. Don't become a mouth and a tool of the party. Surely to God you don't agree to everything they do and say. It is way past time to wake up and open your eyes. |
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| DNF Addict Name: James Last Online: Today 06:54 AM iTrader: (48) Join Date: Jan 2006
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Same as Bush's - Take from those who work their a*s off and give it to Haliburton, a few banks, and the Bush dynasty. Oh, and of course, he'll nip over to Afghanistan and capture that rascal Bin Laden...LAUGH MY ARSE OFF! | |
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| Bloody lovely Last Online: Today 02:57 AM iTrader: (394) Join Date: Feb 2004
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Country: | Raider, I call that image of Obama & Karl Marx "desperate creativity". As a design, I like it. Its message though is as good as this: ![]()
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