New York Primary Election Sept 14: Will you vote?

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John wrote:

Romney: Big business is fine, helped by tax havens
“Big business is doing fine in many places,” Romney said during a campaign fundraiser Thursday.“They get the loans they need, they can deal with all the regulation. They know how to find ways to get through the tax code, save money by putting various things in the places where there are low tax havens around the world for their businesses.”

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Dummycrat wrote:

Wouldn't you think the bottom feeder Obama supporters would understand they are being hurt by inflation and higher gas prices and vote for change? How stupid are these people to continue to vote for Democrats who have for over 30 years failed to help them earn their way out of poverty.
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tbird19482 wrote:

<quoted text>Wouldn't you think the middle class Reps. would realize that " trickle down" doesn't work?
Reagan and Bush I tried it and over doubled the nat. debt.
Clinton came in and was getting us back on track and then Bush II comes in starts it all over again and this times almost put us into a depression.
Well I guess we have to try it one more time, Maybe this time we can get into the largest depression we have ever had.
Hang on to your wallets middle class

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Dummycrap wrote:

You mean the Republican Congress during the Clinton years got us on track and the people were too stupid to keep electing Republicans and gave control of Congress back to the Democrats during Bush II's years and the economic collapse came. The Democrats who would not reign in Freddie and Fannie allowed the economic collapse. The lesson to be learned is a vote for a Democrat is a vote for failure. By the way trickle down worked very well. People had jobs and spending money, what does not work is the trickle up poverty we have now. If you are concerned with debt that you must be really concerned with the 5 trillion plus Obama has added and the forecast that if Obama is re-elected the National debt will be 20 trillion or more.
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Despite advance warnings of financial crisis, Bush backed off proposed crackdowns on risky mortgages
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/2.1353/ $m.local.contentUrl#ixzz24TLTr O9L
http://jimcgreevy.com/gvdc/Natl_Debt_Chart.jp...

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Dummycrap wrote:

You mean the Republican Congress during the Clinton years got us on track and the people were too stupid to keep electing Republicans and gave control of Congress back to the Democrats during Bush II's years and the economic collapse came. The Democrats who would not reign in Freddie and Fannie allowed the economic collapse. The lesson to be learned is a vote for a Democrat is a vote for failure. By the way trickle down worked very well. People had jobs and spending money, what does not work is the trickle up poverty we have now. If you are concerned with debt that you must be really concerned with the 5 trillion plus Obama has added and the forecast that if Obama is re-elected the National debt will be 20 trillion or more.
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pigpen911 wrote:

<quoted text>Bush tried many times to crackdown on Freddie and Fanny but it was the dems that wouldn't let him do so,thanks to Dodd and Franks.

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John wrote:

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Wrong again....
Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, is mobilizing to placate Democrats in Congress who claim he is not doing enough to crack down on predatory lending.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/17/business/wo...

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Dummycrat wrote:

John, yes you are wrong again. How many times do you need to be corrected before you pay attention to your second grade teacher.
Johnny you sure do like to wallow in your ignorance.
Fannie and Freddie are "government-sponsored enterprises" (GSEs), chartered by Congress. As such, they had an implicit promise of taxpayer backing and could borrow money at rates well below competitors.
Because of this, the Bush administration warned in the budget it issued in April 2001 that Fannie and Freddie were too large and overleveraged. Their failure "could cause strong repercussions in financial markets, affecting federally insured entities and economic activity" well beyond housing.
Mr. Bush wanted to limit systemic risk by raising the GSEs' capital requirements, compelling preapproval of new activities, and limiting the size of their portfolios. Why should government regulate banks, credit unions and savings and loans, but not GSEs? Mr. Bush wanted the GSEs to be treated just like their private-sector competitors.
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A blog from the Murdoch owned WSJ? lol
Don't you have something from Fox News directly or something from YouTube?
President Bush today said he'll make changes in Federal Housing Administration policies to help homeowners affected by the subprime mortgage crisis. Bush said he would work toward modernizing and improving the FHA "by lowering down payment requirements, by increasing loan limits and providing more flexibility in pricing."
Administration officials also announced that the program would be altered to let an extra 80,000 homeowners with less than perfect credit sign up for FHA loans, well above the 160,000 borrowers expected to take the loans this year and next.
http://www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/storie...

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really wrote:

and to whoever said i lied about romney poling 0 with black voters....no thats the actual truth...hes that bad....he got booed at the NAACP for a reason
http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/the_rumble/2...

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Dummycrat wrote:

Just shows how racist they are. If 100% of whites said they would not support Obama it would be an up roar. Proves there is racism in America and the racists are BLACK. That is something for the Blacks to be ashamed of not proud of.
They booed Romney at NAACP only after he said he was going to end Obamacare. I guess the racists don't understand obamacare is not free.
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