When Will This Terrible Mortgage News Set In The Polls Against McCain?
Sep 08, 2008 by AJ | Posted in Politics
Encounter on. Talk about another direct result of BushCo's failures. The FED taking over basically the unmixed mortgage industry. If this doesn't hurt McCain then Americans are truly lost and clueless.
The Democrats have to start focusing the segment on the issues. McCain cannot win on the issues. The Republican economic policies have set the country on the avenue to ruin. The housing, mortgage and credit problems continue to worsen. The Republican displeasure for proper regulations is going to cost the taxpayers a great deal of long green.
Who Was In The Best Position To Avoid The Housing Bubble, And Mortgage Industry Crash?
Mar 01, 2009 by Carl Marks | Posted in Politics
Note, that Bush went to unprecedented lengths to an end a coalition of ALL 50 STATE ATTORNEY GENERALS in 2003.....because they wanted to look into predatory lending practices.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/con tent/article/2008/02/13/AR2008021302783. html
Also, note the 2004 plebiscite....where the reality of Bush's policy, butts up against the revisionist history of what the Republican talking points are now......here's an article that details what Republicans said THEN:
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On issues of housing and mortgages, there are clear differences between George W. Bush and John Kerry. Bush pushes homeownership, notably among minorities. Kerry emphasizes providing decent and affordable rental cover.
In terms of campaign contributions, Bush is overwhelmingly the favorite candidate of essential estate agents, mortgage bankers and brokers, and home builders.
The centerpiece of Bush's covering policy is an effort to increase homeownership among minorities. In June 2002 he announced a drawing to increase minority homeownership by 5.5 million families by 2010. Since then, the sum up of minority homeowners has increased by 1.6 million, according to Alphonso Jackson, case secretary.
That would be the ones who passed the legislation that allowed it to enter someone's head in the first place.
And that legislation was enacted in the nineties.
Anyone Seen The News Today About The FED Bailing Out Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac?
Jul 08, 2008 by weaverdreams | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
What will this signify, in your opinion, to the average American citizen? Will it cause the dollar to drop further? What will it do to the habitation / mortgage industry? Our economy? Will it lead to HYPERINFLATION?
The only fad this will do is save the mortgage backed securities that they own. The Fed is offering more liquidity so tha they have the ability to continue insuring these securities. This way they will not come up short and we will not see what we saw at the end of last year when the market, etc went down the tubes with the subprime mess due to everyone defaulting on these mortgage backed securities. This is adept for the economy and the housing industry even though some may argue that the Fed should not step in and should let the economy run itself and regulate itself.
Why Is The Banking Industry Stable But The Average American Losing His House?
Dec 31, 2008 by Wage Peace | Posted in Politics
Foreclosures are still on the be equal to but the banking industry has shown stability (according to the news). Shouldn't the banks be forced to travail with the current home mortgage payees instead of creating another empty home and homeless dearest?
Foreclosures are 11% in Las Vegas and they are mostly average Americans.
I do not agree that banks were faked into giving out loans to people who could not afford it. BofA is known for their picky mortgage banking.
The banks got bailed out, but the taxpayers didn't! (don't get me started on that bail out!!!)
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The Democrats have to start focusing the segment on the issues. McCain cannot win on the issues. The Republican economic policies have set the country on the avenue to ruin. The housing, mortgage and credit problems continue to worsen. The Republican displeasure for proper regulations is going to cost the taxpayers a great deal of long green.
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