Bush Does Not Have The Support Of His Own Party - Neither Does McCain!

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More than two-thirds of Republicans voted AGAINST the Bush-backed Wall St. bailout package on Monday, effectively killing it.

What does that say about the President???

And what does this say about John McCain???

McCain was for the bailout and took it very seriously - even suspending campaigning last week to work on the package.

Interesting times we are in!

[Image via WENN.]

Posted: Sep 29, 2008 at 3:50 pm / Email this »

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jefdo says – reply to this

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I'm almost offended by this post and the jab at Bush and McCain. Why doesn't Perez bring up Obama? Because Obama did ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about the crisis, phone calls accomplish nothing. The Obama camp said he would "probably" vote for the bailout, but he was never clear. If he supported it he would have gone to Washington and convinced those 95 Dems to change their vote. He had a speech prepared while campaigning today about how Congress had reached a deal, after finding out the bailout failed he quickly changed his speech, talk about "out of touch" with the economy. Obama's been talking an awful lot about accountability, yet he has been quiet about the crisis so that he doesn't have to be held accountable for what he does. I don't want a president who has a "call when you need me" attitude, nor one without conviction.
sweetpiece says – reply to this

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Re: Leona$ Gho$t – 204 Thanks for keeping me laughing LG!
mamajud says – reply to this

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Re: mark18usa –
your wrong on this one mark….repubs don't want this one passing as it stands…..they want to put more options one the table, and not be forced into rushing. To avoid assuming that the first "solutions" will be the best thing, and for YOUR future, avoid turning this great nation into a mediocre welfare state.
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Like Obama, your lack of judgment is evident on this one…..I do like your tude though……you are maturing nicely
carabear says – reply to this

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Re: uraPIGperez – obviously I do… I said or whomever is doing the blogging… alluding to the fact that we all know it is not perez.
Obviously, you do not know how to read.
Good Day
jesalinda says – reply to this

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um ok…but the democrats all jumped on it and voted for it! what does that tell you? you think bush is an idiot…but wait all of your people want it to pass! so you figure that one out…
carabear says – reply to this

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Re: uraPIGperez – P.S. clearly you read too much about Perez and not about the important things. I would be proud to me uneducated on what/who Perez is as I prefer to pay attention to more imp things… the fact that you even knew that shows that you are probably not an informed American.
harrybalsac says – reply to this

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Re: JERMAINE – What up Jay?
jlenoconel says – reply to this

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Perez you seem so misinformed about politics my friend. I think it may ultimately be a mistake not to do this bailout thing, but it is a good thing in many other ways that people aren't taking any more lies and shit from the government. Bush basically blamed American people for the way the economy has gone. Why can't that cunt McCain put some of his millions back into the economy? Its because the super rich are seeking to profit off of this situation that's why, and they want to leave everyone else picking up the pieces.
Ammie says – reply to this

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SNL makes those republicans look much smarter than they really are.
jace says – reply to this

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People need to RESEARCH the facts, unless they just want to spout "others" talking points…. And this statement is coming from a Democrat (EX)… Read and Learn before you vote, and I doubt most of you never will…………… Let the Bill and the Market fall, we will all recover for the better…..
jace says – reply to this

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The USA can never become the USSA, which was what this bill was leading too. What system/program has the US Government ever run, that did not completely fail? Not a single ONE!!! And no one could ever name one…. Because it has never happened… This was not the Republicans fault, blame Pelosi and Reid for this one! The Democrats could have passed it singlehandedly, and even they couldn't. Who know what happens next, or who's best in the election (still leaning McCain), but I'm glad it failed. I hope it fails again……….
jace says – reply to this

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Didn't Obama claim SUCCESS and his ever "much needed" help in this crisis a couple of days ago, and not McCain's?? YEPPER, Barry did, and it still failed with 94 Democrats voting against it! The Democrats kicked the Republicans out of the meetings for bringing up the "truth"up! They (the democrats) had the votes, and both Houses, and it still failed!!!!!!!! And where are all the stories about Obama's drug use, and Larry Sinclair and all, Oh yeah, Perez will never post them! Obama did drugs a few years back, gay sex, and yet all you people bring up is a DUI from 25 years ago! Drugs versus Cocaine…. What worse???
hyde30 says – reply to this

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Oh please. It was Pelosi and her big fat mouth that killed the bailout. Stupid bitch.
joyjoytx says – reply to this

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perez-are you mentally retarded? do you even READ the news? or just the celeb gossip page? good lord you are dumb
jace says – reply to this

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And I hope McCain takes Barry to the woodshed on this next debate (like he did earlier)……………..
kelsea says – reply to this

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Re: jrnpp – Alright i dont mean to be the bitchy republican girl but it haas to be said MCCAIN WAS ALL FOR SUSPENDING THE DEBATE TO WORRY ABOUT THE GOV'T OBAMA ON THE OTHER HAND WANTED TO PROCEED WITH THE DEBATE INSTEAD OF DOING HIS JOB//DUTY AS A SENATOR TO VOTE ON THE ECONOMIC CRISIS BAILOUT PLAN! Seriously I dont mean to reply to just you its just i want someone to read it and understand that not all republicanas represent the antichrist. what im merely trying to enlighten you on is that obama has not worried about his job as a senator since he got the candidacy so yeah what mccain might have did was a publicity stunt but honestly at least he was the one to say "hey i should probably actually do my job and go to the senate to vote on a bill that could prevent a new economic depression" btw check out why we are in this seemingly economic depression it started because of Clinton so honestly not just the republicans are at fault. sorry again for making you read this but honestly dont get mad, as a republican i truly am more moderate on my bleiefs
jace says – reply to this

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Current value of mortgages in the US: $12 trillion
Current 90 day late/default rate (all loan types, sub-prime/Alt-A, jumbo, prime): 4%
Current exposure: $480 Billion
Hypothesis: 90 day late/default rate doubles.
Hypothetical 90 day late/default: 8%
Hypothetical exposure: $960 Billion
Hypothetical value of underlying Real Estate (based on worst-case as in CA Central Valley, Las Vegas, Florida): 60%
Total exposure risk: $576 Billion.
That's it folks. If (worst case) defaults double and the underlying assets sell for only 60% of their original selling price, our total exposure is less than the "bailout" amount.
Now all the housing experts can flame away!
kelsea says – reply to this

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Re: e-rock – thanks for writing about wanting hug reagan i cant deny it for sometime i always thought he was very huggable
ugly step sister says – reply to this

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THE DEMOCRATS ARE A FAILURE. THEY CLAIMED TO SUPPORT THE BAILOUT, BUT 93 DEMOCRATS VOTED NO NO NO ON THE BAILOUT. THEY COULD HAVE PASSED IT WITHOUT REPUBLICAN APPROVAL IF THEY HAD THE BALLS.
kjen says – reply to this

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Re: researched17 –
Bill Clinton is part of this current issue but nobody ever seems to blam him. Bush gets to take all the blame, and this housing issue that got us partially in this mess is a result of the Dems. Clinton even said in a recent interview the other day that he took responsibility for letting Freddie Mac and Frannie Mae get so out of hand. McCain was one of the few in the last few years who said this sub-prime mess would all blow up in our face and the Democratic congress ignored him and others. Obama just sat back and rolled in some money from Freddie Mac being in his back pocket.
Jessica says – reply to this

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Damn he looks old.
jilly says – reply to this

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hello who do you think is responsible for this whole bailout problem in the first place?
Perez do your research! There are 3 versions at least on you tube.. the democrats forced the banks to write subprime loans in the first place, and who do you think has been involved since the program started? Obama himself, its disgraceful ! if you are going to go the political route please at least show all sides, you want shocking? Show Obamas involvement in the sub prime lending mess, how he voted for, fought for these loans and even sued Citigroup for not writing "enough" sub prime (ie unqualified equal opportunity loans). funny, Citigroup and B of A are about the only banks left that are solvent. Ironic that Obama claimed to have "warned" of the sub prime debacle when he was right there pushing these loans and protecting the criminals lining thier pockets and his with the profits..
supastyln says – reply to this

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Mr. Perez,

Darling, Democrats have the majority in the House with 235 members. If they had 24 more democratic votes and it may have passed. 95 Democrats said "No” and 133 Republicans said "No" Hooray for Capitalism! The people who overwhelmingly (almost 100 to 1) are against this bill have spoken. A VICTORY for Capitalism, Democracy, and Freedom.

McCain/Obama/and Bush Fail. They all voted against the people's will. Stick to the shallow end sweet pea…once again…you’re trying to swim in the deep end with the big boys, and are drowning in biased journalism.

xoxo,
SS
Cottonquinn says – reply to this

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The government needs to bailout of bailouts. Face it America. We need a recession so that we can get an idea of just what our homes and assets are really worth. We have the Communioty Reinvestment Act and the Federal Reserve's manipulation of interest rates to thank for this. Not to mention, pols of the Republicrat persuasion taking much money from Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. Americans also need to save more, spend less and just plain live more within our means.

Ron Paul was right!
Cottonquinn says – reply to this

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I bet about 80 % of my rather well-to-do German friends and colleagues do NOT have any credit cards! We pay CASH! And if we can t afford anything, we WAIT until we ve saved engough to buy it!
We do not live ON CREDIT so much in Europe as Americans seem to do!
I think this is ONE of the many things that s gone completely out of control and lead to personal and economic desaster in the USA: Living and consuming EVERTHING ON CREIT!
Well, NOW you - and the world - have to PAY! Re: Bavaria –

Agreed. Americans have been living beyond their means and are addicted to credit. But the Federal Reserve manipulating interest rates and bad laws like the Community Reinvestment Act and Sarbanes Oxley have contributed to this problem as well. There is enough blame to go around.
Cottonquinn says – reply to this

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Re: SquirrelLives –

Chuck Baldwin has Ron Paul's endorsement. I may just have to vote for Baldwin.
Cottonquinn says – reply to this

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He's a child trapped in a grown man's body. Re: onlyme –

Aren't all men?
grumpybearfan86 says – reply to this

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Definitely another comment made by a senseless liberal…
windycityboy says – reply to this

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Re: karpina – yes you are so right don't forget to add Chris Dodd to that list to since he took all that money Countrywide Financial Corporation! Funny how republicans wanted more regulation on Fannie and Freddie but the Dems blocked it and said they were fine, The democrats are a bunch of Crooks and shit hit the fan after they took over the house. Perez STICK to Celeb gossip cause you just come across as a idiot when you try to talk politics on here. Keep it a celeb blog not a political one!!
kclabonne says – reply to this

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Re: lovesuuu – how about those of us that bought a house based on what we were making 3 years ago, and then the economy tanked and we got screwed out of good jobs, now we have to lose our house too?
penny81 says – reply to this

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Why didn't you mention the FORTY PERCENT of democrats that voted against it??? Btw, the only reason 2/3 of the Republicans voted against it (not that I think they're right at all) is because Pelosi gave her friggin' bi-partisan speech. Would've have much more support if not for her.
uraPIGperez says – reply to this

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jefdo [179] says: Pelosi initially backed the Bush plan than changed her stance. She obviously doesn't have the full support of her party, the Dems could have passed this. Read my earlier post 162, and educate yourself.
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First of all, there is nothing you could say that would facilitate the furthering of my education. You can't even compose four sentences without failing at basic grammar and punctuation.
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And I do blame Bush and the Republican Administration for this crisis, and YOU are the person who needs to do YOUR research, because if you did you would know that the Democrats voted according to what 90% of Americans wanted, so don't blame the Democratic Congress.
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It is the Republicans that created this financial crisis, yet you are blaming the Democrats for not getting you out of it.
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Typical sofa king stupid Republi~kkk~klan Americans.
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uraPIGperez says – reply to this

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~ And it is typical and hilarious of the Republicans to spoon feed their rhetoric to the gullible lemmings, and then to watch them spreading their "personal opinions" all over the world, almost word-for-word. LOL
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~Priceless~
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lexington says – reply to this

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HAHAHAHAHAHA
uraPIGperez says – reply to this

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~ And Obama should be getting a lot more credit than he is. He is trying to bring structure and common sense to the administration of the federal government. He is doing this in the face of years and decades of politicians who have ingrained themselves in the "old boys network", and he is doing this in the face of religious and racial attacks.
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If you think your country is in crisis now ~ just imagine what will happen if President Palin takes the throne.
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uraPIGperez says – reply to this

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Smirks [187] says: NOW WE KNOW THAT URAPIGPEREZ IS EUROPEAN. YOU HAVE JUST LOST ALL CREDIBILITY URAPIG!!!
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I know you're a lame brain, but Canada is not IN Europe. You had nothing to support your "assumption" that I was in Europe, so it is YOU that has no credibility.
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P.S. Moron ~ You don't have to BE American to know about American politics. You are sofa king stupid.
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uraPIGperez says – reply to this

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To: mark18usa [198]
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And that is why Republican supporters need to stop blaming the Democratic Congress, because they voted according to what 90% of America wants. They are struggling families, so why should they accept their tax dollars being spent on corporate bail-outs?
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Maybe if the Republicans had not spent Americas tax base on a redundant war in Iraq, you would have emergency monies for things like Katrina and wall street collapses.
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CookieCUTTA says – reply to this

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he looks like a ghost
uraPIGperez says – reply to this

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You better smarten up America, or soon nobody in the world will want to do business with you, and you better believe that your economy would have no value at all if not for foreign exchange. Bush made a total fool of your country when he fell drunk all over the Olympic Games. And McCain is no better off with his gambling addiction. And the man looks so pale, he could drop dead at any second. He is too old to be fighting an election campaign and leading a country in troubled times. Not to say that older people can't do the job, just to say that he is not one of them.
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The world is laughing at you for even considering another Republican Administration. That party needs a few years to dry out. When the leader is an idiot, he will surely surround himself with people of lesser intelligence.
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uraPIGperez says – reply to this

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mamajud [210] says to mark18usa – your wrong on this one mark….repubs don't want this one passing as it stands. Like Obama, your lack of judgment is evident on this one…"
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Hey Mark, it is a bit confusing, because technically, the Republican Administration is refusing to support a Bill that was put forward by the Republican Administration. LOL.
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And don't be insulted by the closing accusation from mamajud, because she is just racist against Barack Obama, and that prevents her from really hearing his plans for structure and common sense in America's federal politics.
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0bama08
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Bigger ears = more Listening
uraPIGperez says – reply to this

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carabear [211] says: "…obviously I do… I said or whomever is doing the blogging… alluding to the fact that we all know it is not perez. Obviously, you do not know how to read. Good Day
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Obviously, it is YOU that does not know how to read or write, because that is NOT what you wrote. You said "whomever you have doing your blogging NOW". The word "now" implies that there was a change from "before".
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Idiot.
uraPIGperez says – reply to this

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carabear [213] says: P.S. clearly you read too much about Perez and not about the important things. I would be proud to be uneducated on what/who Perez is as I prefer to pay attention to more imp things… the fact that you even knew that shows that you are probably not an informed American.
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I am not an informed American. I am an informed Canadian, who is also informed about this website.
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Tragic that you would be proud to be uneducated about anything. Sounds kind of hillbillyish to me.
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mkm says – reply to this

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Obama didn't have the support of his entire party, either! The Dems could have passed this without a single Republican vote. Get your facts straight, Perez, and report both sides! Both candidates had to support it because too many Americans would be upset if they hadn't.
SquirrelLives says – reply to this

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Re: Moluver – Post 196
It was the American people that stopped this. Millions of people like myself went online and emailed or phoned our Congressional leaders and told them to stop this thing. Now, we can go around and around on where the blame lies, it doesn't change anything. There is no guarantee this bailout will work. I personally think the only way to get out of this is to let the markets correct themselves. That's not going to happen. Washington will step in and throw $$ at it because everyone on Capitol Hill is loosing millions of dollars - vanishing before their eyes. They have all the incentive they need to get it worked out. All the bickering between the parties makes me sick.
mamajud says – reply to this

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Re: uraPIGperez –

you got me……you are by far the most clever knowledgeable insightful person on this board…i don't know how you managed to look so deep inside my soul to my rotten racist core….i thought i was doing such a good job of disguising myself as a reasonable person….you are amazing
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.uraPIGperz08
SquirrelLives says – reply to this

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Re: Cottonquinn – Post 233
I like the idea but unfortunately, a vote for Baldwin us a vote lost for McCain. Little if any Obama supporters would vote for the Constitution Party. I can't vote for a 3rd party unless it's competitive - like Perot was. Baldwin won't get those kinds of numbers. Sad but true. I wish it was different, I like his platform.
Always Right says – reply to this

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Okay to all you Dems bashing Bush right now…do you realize that 60% of your party voted with Bush??? What does that say about your party?

Perez - please, why don't you try and make an educated comment for ONCE? When it comes to politics, you don't know your head from your…well I won't go there.
kjen says – reply to this

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Re: uraPIGperez –
Do we care what you have to say…not really.
People can bitch about America or hate us but given the chance most people in other countries would live here in a heartbeat. I've made more money in the last four years (with Bush in office) than I've ever made before, I've worked hard and I pay my mortgage. The problem was Clinton and the Dems pushing through these programs giving loans to people who they knew couldn't pay their mortgages. That is NOT GEORGE BUSH'S fault. Obama is not the answer and he's really bad for small business and that affects most of us. Every Democrat who has ever run has played class warfare and said they were going to take from the rich and give to the poor…only problem is it's the RICH who employ the poor. TAX the rich that he's referring to and you are really just hurting small business and forcing them to lay people off. NOBAMA!!!!!!
b a t k i s s says – reply to this

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Is anyone who follows astrology SUPRISED this bill did not pass? HELLO, Mercury is retrograde!
Leona$ Gho$t says – reply to this

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Re: sweetpiece – KISSES, DARLING!!!
Leona$ Gho$t says – reply to this

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Re: just sayin –
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PERHAPS YOU SHOULD STAY UP ALL NIGHT ADMITTING YOUR MISTAKES, DARLING, SO AS TO MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION THIS GO ROUND ON NOVEMBER 4TH. KISSES! LG.
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"WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME AND YOU BETTER NEVER FORGET, BY GOD MCSTAIN" SHOULD BE RUNNING FOR PRES OF THE AARP–OR HAWKING DEPENDS ON A JESUS CHANNEL!
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Smirks says – reply to this

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Re: uraPIGperez "You had nothing to support your "assumption" that I was in Europe" – #243
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Yes, actually, I did. In post #175 You spelled maneuvering "manoeuvering". That is not how we spell it here in the US.
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And, clearly YOU DO need to be here to understand our politics. You don't even have the most rudimentary grasp on the situation. High school kids know more about politics than you do.
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So big deal, you are in Canada and not in Europe. You are still a FOREIGNER. Isn't it enough that you ruined your own country and now you want to influence voters to ruin ours? What, does misery love company? And then you want to insult us. lol.
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You are a pathetic piece of garbage. You belong in Canada. Stay there.
Smirks says – reply to this

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Re: uraPIGperez – #244
Really? "90%" of Americans wanted the bailout? Hahahahaha. Hahaha. HAHAHAHAHA. You really DON'T know shit, do you?
Always Right says – reply to this

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Re: uraPIGperez –
You can't just make up statistics…you just can't. Maybe you should educate yourself on current topics and learn a little something about economics before you go spouting off. Really…
windycityboy says – reply to this

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Re: uraPIGperez – What about this, the Housing price boom, bust and bailout belongs to Frank, Dodd, Schumer and Obama with the assist of Reid and Pelosi. Chris Dodd, Obama and Clinton were the biggest receivers of money from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The democrats refused to allow regulation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. That caused the current economic downturn. You should worry about your own problems in Canada, and stop talking like you have a clue.
LULU~* says – reply to this

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From the Lost Angeles Times on Monday:
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"While John McCain and his aides have railed against the "liberal mainstream media" in recent weeks, some of the MOST SEARING ATTACKS against the Republican presidential nominee have come from CONSERVATIVE (REPUBLICAN) intellectuals.
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George F. Will, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, argued that such impulsiveness sows doubts about McCain's ability to apply "calm reflection and clear principles" to important decisions. He ended his broadside by all but declaring McCain unfit for the Oval Office
LULU~* says – reply to this

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I truly cannot understand why anyone — at this stage in the game — would still support the "old boy croynism" of the republican ticket. I just don't get it.
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Who out there thinks - that after 8 years of Bush politics - non-government involvement - which is the hue and cry of all republicans — you want more of this?
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Who here is still inane enough to try to blame the "big government liberals" with this problem? It was LACK of supervision across the board that has resulted in this.
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Every single person in the US is worse off due to the political platform of the past 8 years - each and every one of you — this situation will not go away overnight - it will be years.
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Why, then, do you want to continue the same?
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I just don't get it.
LULU~* says – reply to this

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Re: 1hottnmom – per your comments: "and the Democrat House didn't pass it.
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If you are really don't understand — despite ALL the media and ALL news coverage - that it was the republican side that did not pull a majority "Yea" vote, and the Democrats did pull their side . ..
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If you are this uninformed, than you need to turn in your voters registration card. You should not be voting.
Smirks says – reply to this

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Re: LULU~* – Lulu, Lulu, Lulu. You don't get it because you are wrong as usual.
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What brought us to this pass is NOT a lack of regulation; it was OVER regulation in the form of coercing banks to make subprime loans to unqualifed buyers. Plain and simple.
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The government RUINS whatever it gets involved in.
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I think I speak for most conservatives when I say we are just as puzzled by you guys not grasping that fact.
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And I'm not saying all liberals are corrupt and all conservatives are saints by any means… but I will say it is the Republicans who tried to get a REFORM bill for the Fannies passed a few years back but it was blocked by the Dems.
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When Republicans, who are ideologically against reform say reform is needed or the taxpayer is at risk, don't you think the Democrats should have listened?
LULU~* says – reply to this

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Re: Smirks – I agree. That is - without doubt - part of the issue.
LULU~* says – reply to this

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Re: Smirks – Sorry - hit enter too soon - Yes, the banks did lend subprime - but I take exception with coerced.
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Also, I wish the "need" for government involvement weren't there - I truly do. I work and live in Washington DC, and believe me, there's a reason for the phrase "good enough for Government work" — meaning, the government employement is associated with ineptness, laziness, and mis-management of funds.
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But, I feel the blatant croynism of the Republican party - which I don't really think anyone knows the true depth of, tacked onto the greed we are seeing with un-regulated commerce — means regoulation - GOOD regulation - is unfortunately needed.
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Believe me, I wish it weren't - but I believe there do need to be well-thought out controls in place to cover the assets of the average man.
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Re: Smirks – but Smirks - that regulation was supposed to be only "consideration given" to the poor areas so they to could improve - it was not supposed to be "make the transaction (banks re mortgages), take the money and run.
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There needed to be stricter guidelines - and while we've all known about this housing crisis - yet, I don't see that anything was done to stop this train in its tracks.
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Nor, do I EVER feel like bailing out people who bought houses they couldn't afford — but I know that when I bought last fall, I "qualified" for an absurdly high amount - what I bought was about half the price of what the bank "said I could."
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To me, this was predatory - but I feel the predators who've escaped all notice all the mortgage bankers - and in some cases, the real estate agents.
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I was lied to by both my mortage banker - and my real estate agent - but what do they care? The moment I signed the documents, they get their money and they are off the hook.
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I went to sue - and I was number 342 in line to sue the mortgage banking company.
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Yes, I want better regulation. I don't like it, and the only reason I haven't gone belly up is my home buy was conservative to begin with.
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So long as the nefarious lenders and their agents, the mortgage bankers are out there - providing - at least in my case - false information - there need to be rules for commerce.
Smirks says – reply to this

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Re: LULU~* – For once we agree. Except I wouldn't use the cronyism label just for Republicans. Dems are just as bad. All politicians manipulate government for their benefit and the benefit of their friends. The real losers are the "people" - you and me.
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Don't you wish we could start from scratch sometimes? Have a do-over? Too bad there's no real choice in the two-party system.
conservatheart says – reply to this

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And the Democrat's vote?

**sigh** Perez- you should stick with what you know - Celebrity Gossip.
Abbyguy says – reply to this

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Re: ChrisInKy – i wanna hear ron paul laugh his ass off he so told them so! lol hahahaha
Abbyguy says – reply to this

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Re: uraPIGperez – bitch your fuckin dumb! dont hate! i love how you take his work as bullshit and yet you took the sweet time to make a screen name and password complete with a bullshit icon pic of bush at his computer haha to comment on perez blog! you make soo much sense! who cares! allow me take the time to say "what the fuck u doing here?!"
tmb says – reply to this

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McCain wasn't even entirely for the bailout. He thought the proposal should be adjusted! Get the facts!
jilly says – reply to this

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Re: JERMAINE – hey dumbass obama was in on causing the stupid mortgage/bank crisis in the first place, why dont you actually do some research on your own besides watching a spliced liberal media clip?? go to youtube and look up the cause of the mortgage crisis, freddie or fannie you stupid moron
jilly says – reply to this

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Re: Intellect_Rules – you need a new avatar..how about ignorance rules? stupid ass people rule?
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Re: jrnpp – dumb ass, obama is one of the supporters of freddie and fannie and lined his pockets with your money (if you work) do you not read? do you not watch anything besides pathetic pelosi clips?? she made money off freddie an fannie too…look it up loser