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They can run, but they can’t hide.
Those that run are surely suspected of being guilty.
Those who stay and “attempt” to correct the problem with confirm it.
With the “media” ready to put the manchild in the White House, I really don’t think we should bailout any of these crooks. Let them all sink. Obammie and his pals, Raines and Johnson screwed it up, let them fix it.
.. or the MSM employees are even less likely to ask questions if all are dispersed coast to coast and border to border.
“There’s now some talk of a grand deal between the Treasury, the Fed and Congress”
They are making “deals” with money that exists no more than the profits in the bubble did. Where do they propose to get all this money? I know, from us, but I am referring to reality. Just add it to the trillions already owed?
FWIW, I believe the crisis is exaggerated. When the dotcom bubble burst, there were no assets. Many billions of dollars in stock value vanished overnight, leaving absolutely nothing behind.
In the mortgage crisis, there are assets behind the loans. Actual property that has some value now, and with a growing population that requires housing will have more value in the future.
However, in my line of work I constantly see a lot of this residual value disappearing. The banks and other entities holding the loans seem to make no effort to maintain the value of the property by physically maintaining it. Instead they turn off the power and by inaction encourage vandalism and theft.
I find their approach quite astonishing. Every city has property management companies who for at most a few hundred dollars a month will keep the property in top-notch condition. It appears the banks, to save perhaps $2000 to $4000 a year, are perfectly happy to allow a $500,000 property to deteriorate physically to the point where it suffers $50,000 or $100,000 loss in value over the same year.
Utterly bizarre.
McCain ought to make a great ad as Bloomberg avers: Dem leaders say that they in Congress cannot solve or have any idea how to solve the economic messes. Please Senator; nationalize this election as Newt did in ‘94 and put the blame on the Dems nationally thus helping the GOP keep House and Senate losses down to a minimum and winning the WH. I emailed him today to allow Sarah to campaign alone. Now, I think I will ask him to make hay with this Dem admission. I hope other Freepers will do the same.
McCain ought to make a great ad as Bloomberg avers: Dem leaders say that they in Congress cannot solve or have any idea how to solve the economic messes. Please Senator; nationalize this election as Newt did in ‘94 and put the blame on the Dems nationally thus helping the GOP keep House and Senate losses down to a minimum and winning the WH. I emailed him today to allow Sarah to campaign alone. Now, I think I will ask him to make hay with this Dem admission. I hope other Freepers will do the same.