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To: CutePuppy
Berman says the MCGEs would be highly regulated, kept to a certain size, and would use other tools to manage their risk, like private mortgage insurance, credit default swaps, etc

Then what is the need for a government entity? If regulation is supposedly needed to "reign in" bad private mortgage companies then, theoretically, the regulations need to be changed. But once again we're promised that a new government entity will be successful because it's...a government entity in charge.

6 posted on 09/03/2009 12:26:43 AM PDT by torchthemummy (Sam opens bar late: "If the Post Office ran its business like yours...never mind." - Cliff Clavin)
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To: torchthemummy
Then what is the need for a government entity?

That's the right question. The answer is, because they can.

It's a scam, always has been, ever since Franklin Delano Roosevelt set them up at the time of Great Depression. The PBS series Asent of Money, parts 3 and 4 describes exactly how and why it was done and why it really had no choice but to fail, i.e. specifically because it was a government program. Yet another Ponzi scheme / income or wealth transfer run by the government.

8 posted on 09/03/2009 12:48:32 AM PDT by CutePuppy (If you don't ask the right questions you may not get the right answers)
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