ELECTION 08: AYN I RAND, (AMA)I RAND SO FAR AWAY!!!

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Strange Flute		#4521	[-]
Posts: 3669 (10/09/08 3:52 AM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	What conservatives tend to ignore is that FM/FM were privately owned and account for less than half of the subprime loans. So why did McCain single out Fannie Mae? Maybe because it bought loans from blacks, or maybe because the CEO was black (and corrupt). John McCain has yet to blame Countrywide/BoA for it's role in the mess. John McCain has yet to blame Phil Gramm for his role in repealing the Glass-Steagall act.
Strange Flute		#4522	[-]
Posts: 3670 (10/09/08 4:10 AM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley knows a winner when he see's one.
Mutan		#4523	[-]
Posts: 2766 (10/09/08 6:00 AM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	They better look under Palins skirt, she may have balls. She is going to drop the ceremonial puck in Philly for the start of the NHL season Saturday night. A town that boos santa and cheers when an opponent with a neck injury gets carted off the field will show her no mercy. Thank god it will be televised in my area.
Veelicious		#4524	[-]
Posts: 984 (10/09/08 6:47 AM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	they'll love her
TroubleInTampa		#4525	[-]
Posts: 3980 (10/09/08 6:57 AM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	HaroldBalzaccio wrote: TobaccoRhoda wrote: Oh dear, damn the internets for saving this shit. Fannie Mae Eases Credit To Aid Mortgage Lending By STEVEN A. HOLMES Published: September 30, 1999 In a move that could help increase home ownership rates among minorities and low-income consumers, the Fannie Mae Corporation is easing the credit requirements on loans that it will purchase from banks and other lenders. The action, which will begin as a pilot program involving 24 banks in 15 markets -- including the New York metropolitan region -- will encourage those banks to extend home mortgages to individuals whose credit is generally not good enough to qualify for conventional loans. Fannie Mae officials say they hope to make it a nationwide program by next spring. Fannie Mae, the nation's biggest underwriter of home mortgages, has been under increasing pressure from the Clinton Administration to expand mortgage loans among low and moderate income people and felt pressure from stock holders to maintain its phenomenal growth in profits. I hope you don't mind me editing for brevity. As much as I adore Bill, he did start this whole mess. Tis a shame.
PassionatePiscesMan		#4526	[-]
Posts: 6196 (10/09/08 7:03 AM) Registered User More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Bill Clinton is like the flamboyant party goer spreading cheer but leaves a big mess for others to clean up. Will there be big race riots and race cards thrown all over the place from the likes of Jessie and Al should Obama lose?
hows my hair		#4527	[-]
Posts: 66 (10/09/08 7:06 AM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	All this race baiting is actually working. The polls arent reflecting it yet, but the media still does not understand the thinking process of the rural culture. It scares me that the media is all but guaranteeing a win for Obama. It isnt a done deal. McCain can win this if he keeps up this strategy in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida. It takes people in these areas a long time to change thier course of thinking. They are used to blaming thier problems on blacks, people who dont want to work, people who are against God, Europeans and now terrorists. It will take a while for them to blame thier ills on things like deregulation, lack of oversite etc, if they ever do that at all. The other day, a McCain strategist suggested thier racing suspicion about Obama was on the same level of being able to call the police when someone is breaking into thier house. I can imagine all my neighbors inmaging a black man climbing in thier window at that moment to steal thier tv. So get ready for riots on election night, troops being called into Detroit and Chicago, and a McCain Palin administration.
hows my hair		#4528	[-]
Posts: 67 (10/09/08 7:10 AM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	As much as I adore Bill, he did start this whole mess. Tis a shame. Blaming Bill Clinton for this mess is the exact same thing as blaming Ronald Reagan for Sept. 11 because of his decisions in Afghanistan. Both were questionable decisions followed by bad decisions and lack of action by following administrations.
Gregoire		#4529	[-]
Posts: 29716 (10/09/08 7:15 AM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Bill Clinton didn't single handedly cause this mess. You people are fucking drunk. This is why I don't come here for my financial news.
Strange Flute		#4530	[-]
Posts: 3671 (10/09/08 7:32 AM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	The right-wing is desperate so their relying on the old tried-and-true scapegoats of blacks and Clinton. Sad shit, republicans.
unkle greggo		#4531	[-]
Posts: 3206 (10/09/08 7:35 AM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Strange Flute wrote: What conservatives tend to ignore is that FM/FM were privately owned and account for less than half of the subprime loans. So why did McCain single out Fannie Mae? Maybe because it bought loans from blacks, or maybe because the CEO was black (and corrupt). John McCain has yet to blame Countrywide/BoA for it's role in the mess. John McCain has yet to blame Phil Gramm for his role in repealing the Glass-Steagall act. Or maybe it was because FM/FM were already quasi-government agencies.
Bonestripper		#4532	[-]
Posts: 823 (10/09/08 7:36 AM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	So get ready for riots on election night If they riot because their side lost they deserve to lose
hows my hair		#4533	[-]
Posts: 68 (10/09/08 7:43 AM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Yeah, it wouldnt have anything to do with people still being suspicious and angry about the 2000 election, people feeling alienated, increasing polarization, politicians stirring up racial unrest, religious leaders preaching culture war, extreme media bias on both sides and extreme fear over bad economic times. It would just be because they lost.
Strange Flute		#4534	[-]
Posts: 3672 (10/09/08 7:45 AM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	HMH, I must confess .. I never read your posts. Haha! wHU?
B DeBrun		#4535	[-]
Posts: 18181 (10/09/08 7:47 AM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Gregoire wrote: Bill Clinton didn't single handedly cause this mess. You people are fucking drunk. This is why I don't come here for my financial news. Obama's latest talking point which seems to be accepted erroneously by many voters, is blaming deregulation for the current mess. The 1999 deregulation bill that Obama seems to object to was signed by President Clinton and Treasury Secretary Bob Rubin and Undersecretary Lawrence Summers who helped fashion the bill. That said, the entire mess cannot be blamed on Clinton. But the current mess is like a soup, with many ingredients. And one of those ingredients is that 1999 deregulation bill.
hows my hair		#4536	[-]
Posts: 69 (10/09/08 7:52 AM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	HMH, I must confess .. I never read your posts. Haha! wHU? What? You mean you have ignored all 68 of my posts here in the past year? Lay off my grammer and spelling, I have a sore pinky. If y'all want to debate mensa members, dont come to a website about reality tv.
unkle greggo		#4537	[-]
Posts: 3207 (10/09/08 7:53 AM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	hows my hair wrote: Yeah, it wouldnt have anything to do with people still being suspicious and angry about the 2000 election, people feeling alienated, increasing polarization, politicians stirring up racial unrest, religious leaders preaching culture war, extreme media bias on both sides and extreme fear over bad economic times. It would just be because they lost. Did you attempt to defend a potential riot?
StarrEise		#4538	[-]
Posts: 6900 (10/09/08 7:54 AM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	unkle greggo wrote: hows my hair wrote: Yeah, it wouldnt have anything to do with people still being suspicious and angry about the 2000 election, people feeling alienated, increasing polarization, politicians stirring up racial unrest, religious leaders preaching culture war, extreme media bias on both sides and extreme fear over bad economic times. It would just be because they lost. Did you attempt to defend a potential riot? Dude, I am totally going to riot if Dunkin Donuts fucks up my coffee ONE MORE TIME. I mean it. It will get UGLY.
merkyl		#4539	[-]
Posts: 58609 (10/09/08 7:55 AM) Registered loser More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I think one person rioting is just a hissy fit. You'll need backup.
unkle greggo		#4540	[-]
Posts: 3208 (10/09/08 7:55 AM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	You could always just make your own coffee.

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ELECTION 08: AYN I RAND, (AMA)I RAND SO FAR AWAY!!!