Posted on 10/06/2014 9:29:13 AM PDT by rktman
Listen to the president and one would think that he was in office during the financial crisis that began on September 15, 2008. For the nth time, Obama reminded the nation on 60 Minutes of the financial meltdown he inherited. That is his usual way of suggesting to the American people that they could hardly hope for normal times after six years of his own governance. In truth, Obama entered office on January 20, 2009 — over four months after the collapse of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac that precipitated a general financial meltdown.
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COme on he is no Mr Rourke LOL!
He is more Tattoo
Beside Mr Rourke is more manly than this US President
Remember he did play Khan in Star Trek that dude had pimp hand almost took over USS Enterprise
Like Slick Clinton, Barry has “Daddy issues”.
Neither can `man-up’ and take responsibility.
This is a systemic problem with Demoncrats:
many don’t know who/where their parents are.
“One would not expect Obama to fault past liberal congressional intervention in the financial sector that in large part forced the issuance of subprime risky mortgages, much less the earlier deregulation of the financial industry under Bill Clinton that helped fueled the rampant speculation. The videos of the sad congressional banter about supposedly insensitive questioning of the duplicitous and corrupt Fannie head Franklin Raines, or the self-important bluster of former Rep. Barney Frank, make a good 10-minute tutorial on the meltdown — namely how Wall Street sharks, hand-in-glove with liberal congressional operatives and Clinton appointees, offered federally “guaranteed” mortgages to those who had no ability to pay them back, fueling a phony real estate boom and overvalued stock market.”
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