Barack Obama, our next President

[Impeach Obama]

RealDave wrote:

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Liar. Obama voted present 129 times. Total
These were typically on bills put up for political reasons.
So no, he did not vote present 123 times on economic policy issues.
As Senator in both the State & federal, Obama gained experience dealing with fiscal matters which was my point.

Isn't one of the conditions of your parole not to have access to the Internet?

[RealDave]

sage won wrote:

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I'll presume you're not planning on having any of your acquired wealth "redistributed".

You prove my point. You have no clue what "redistribution of wealth" means.

What a idiot.

[RealDave]

EasyEed wrote:

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"carol"
Save your breath. "real dumb" is not into facts, he is into left wing propaganda. He is a firm believer that the government should be in control, that they should determine where you have to purchase your health insurance, that those who are successful and work hard and produce should take care of those with their hands out. For crying out loud "real dumb" doesn't hit the head without the okay of his messiah, president nobama.
Peace

Wow, still spreading that lie.

You an purchase your health insurance where ever you want. There is no law that says where to have to buy it.

That makes you a liar.

As usual.

[RealDave]

sage won wrote:

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Pleeeeeeeese, don;t make me laugh, Obamacare is not funded, we're all going to be paying for it in higher taxes. Do you really think Obama is Santa Claus?
Obamacare is a wealth transfer from one group to another.

Funded means there is revenue generated to pay for it.

You dumbass.

[RealDave]

shinningelectr0n wrote:

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According to ImaginaryDave and his herd, anyone who starts and runs a business is a crook. Furthermore, the Boy Messiah is the one who will punish those crooks - except for those who are his campaign financing buddies.
It is a Fairy Tale world of Dragons, Dark Warlords and Kenyan Princes.

Just the ones that discriminate. I understand that you right whiners believe discrimination should e made legal but I have news, it is against the law.

[RealDave]

sage won wrote:

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Banks are in the business of making money, there were justifiable reasons for denying loans in certain areas. Why didn't all the rich black athletes, singers, rap stars, actors, get together and make loans to their brothers? Some of the rich whiteys could have chipped in too. I'm sure Buffet had a couple of billion to spare.

The lawsuit involved whites getting loans where blacks did not in the same area.

Redlining because of race is racial discrimination

[RealDave]

sage won wrote:

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Try some honesty, if the repubs wouldn't have passed part D, do you expect us to believe the dems wouldn't have? Since when did not having the cash to pay for something ever stop the dems? What funded the extension of unemployment payments?
Have you seen Obumbles trillion dollar plus deficits?
Who's "funding" those?

The idea behind stimulus action is to pump borrowed money into the economy.

Part D was passed during reasonably good economic times & was not a stimulus action.

The ACA was funded. Part D was not.

[RealDave]

sage won wrote:

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The wise Bush tried to reign in the criminality going on at F and F :
Bush and McCain each tried to reform Fannie Mae. Democrats ...
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Sep 17, 2008 – September 11, 2003– The Bush Administration today recommended the most significant regulatory overhaul in the housing finance industry ...
Bush Administration Tried to Reform Freddie and Fannie Five Years ...
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Feb 19, 2009 –(CNSNews.com )– Why didn't the Bush administration sound the alarm on the unstable housing market that began to unravel on his watch?
Bush administration repeatedly tried to reform Fannie Mae and ...
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Feb 21, 2009 – The fact is that the Bush administration, beginning in 2001, tried a number of times to reform Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which were heavily ...
Bawney Frank had a hissy fit, said F and F were just fine, the LSM was complicit in the cover up and Bush dropped it and here we are.
Your arguments aren't persuading me.

Baks did not like Fannie & Freddie as they thought both held an advantage over banks in the marketplace.

They went to their puppet Bush.

This "reform" was not reform at all. It was George Bush trying to take F & F oversight away from Congress & put it in the treasury department i.e. the White House.

My God, if Obama tried a power grab like that, you'd be marching in the streets.

The housing bubble provided a false economic picture that everything was fine & provided additional wealth to prop up the economy.

[RealDave]

sage won wrote:

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Did you read the article from San Jose state economics dept?
"Although some people erroneous attribute the financial crisis to this mortgage default insurance and/or to securitization, these practices are perfectly legitimate and appropriate for financial markets. The problem arose because Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac were the key institutions in providing mortgage default insurance and in buying subprime mortgages. There were abuses of the derivative instruments that should have been punished by the market but were not because the perpetrators were ultimately bailed out. "
It's all there dave, read it.
http://www.sjsu.edu/faculty/watkins/subprime....
San José State University
Department of Economics
applet-magic.com
Thayer Watkins
Silicon Valley
& Tornado Alley
USA
The Nature and the Origin
of the Subprime Mortgage Crisis

Fannie & Freddie participated along with the other financial institutions in the mortgage security industry.

But they did not cause it.

[RealDave]

EasyEed wrote:

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"TSM"
Even "real dumb" is bright enough to realize that if Reid brought the 30 + bills passed by the house and sent to the senate were voted on most if not all would pass. That is the last thing he wants to see happen. "real dumb" hates honesty and transparency.
Peace

All bills containing a poison pill. Republicans passed bills they knew would not stand a chance in the Senate.

They had no desire to pass a bill that would pass the Senate & help America.

[RealDave]

EasyEed wrote:

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"real dumb"
You got that right - the majority voted for a loser, president nobama. And you again you are right, they did not get their jobs back. Thank you democrats, the new norm;
- 8% unemployment
- More deficit spending
- More folks on food stamps
- Declining household incomes
Ypour kind of country. Enjoy!!
Peace
KMA
PS: I can hardly wait, it is not the loser nobama's fault, it is Bush's fault. Your only answer.

Look,the loser is till blaming Obama for the Bush recesson,.

How pathetic.

If there were no Bush recession, none of what you posted would be as it is.

[sonicfilter]

RealDave wrote:

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Look,the loser is till blaming Obama for the Bush recesson,.
How pathetic.
If there were no Bush recession, none of what you posted would be as it is.

i would say that after getting their asses handed to them in the election, and with what the exit polls had to say about Bush, you're dealing with those who will never change in their insistence of ignoring reality.

i don't even bother anymore. the horse is dead, and as amusing at it is, there's no way they can revive it.

[TheIndependentMa jority]

Not Surprized wrote:

<quoted text> Rejected Woman Syndrome #11 (And getting even more bizzare...Please don't tell the principal...you just want to watch me getting paddled...LOL)

That kinda stuff requires advance ticketing-CLOSED to the general public.

Bring yer own pitchfork :-).

[TheIndependentMa jority]

RealDave wrote:

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Look,the loser is till blaming Obama for the Bush recesson,.
How pathetic.
If there were no Bush recession, none of what you posted would be as it is.

No duh A Vey-what is PatheTIC, is anyone who called the reccession ANYTHING other than an-

AMERICAN RECCESSION.

Cause it'sot any POTUS's fault---that IDIOTS across America, do not comprehend HOW to live with in their OWN damned means.

For just one day, could yo NOT be suchhhhhhhhhhhha DUHMmy?

[TheIndependentMa jority]

sonicfilter wrote:

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i would say that after getting their asses handed to them in the election, and with what the exit polls had to say about Bush, you're dealing with those who will never change in their insistence of ignoring reality.
i don't even bother anymore. the horse is dead, and as amusing at it is, there's no way they can revive it.

You shouldn't talk about the POTUS like that---

SHAME on YOU!!!

[sonicfilter]

The Republican Party's Image Problem—and How to Fix It

As long as extreme candidates like Todd Akin keep winning GOP nominations, more welcoming faces like Scott Brown will always be fighting an uphill battle.

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2...

[TheIndependentMa jority]

RealDave wrote:

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All bills containing a poison pill. Republicans passed bills they knew would not stand a chance in the Senate.
They had no desire to pass a bill that would pass the Senate & help America.

Wahwahwahwahbahbahbah....alll repubwicans are baaaaaaaahduh....onweee democrats are gooooDuh...wahwahwahBAHBAHBAH.

Bobbleheaded, bootlicking, lemming herd pack, parrot wormbrain.

[GhostofRaygun]

sage won wrote:

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Pleeeeeeeese, don;t make me laugh, Obamacare is not funded, we're all going to be paying for it in higher taxes. Do you really think Obama is Santa Claus?
Obamacare is a wealth transfer from one group to another.

Who do you believe pays for the 30 million without insurance now that windup in a hospital? You think Santa picks up their bill or everyone else?

[TheIndependentMa jority]

RealDave wrote:

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Fannie & Freddie participated along with the other financial institutions in the mortgage security industry.
But they did not cause it.

BTW on that Fanie and freddie thing...CEO's of...

Never mind, it'd probably cause your one wormbrain cell to melt down.

and bleet and Bahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.....

[TheIndependentMa jority]

sonicfilter wrote:

The Republican Party's Image Problem—and How to Fix It
As long as extreme candidates like Todd Akin keep winning GOP nominations, more welcoming faces like Scott Brown will always be fighting an uphill battle.
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2...

In pin up poster sales for sure!!
lol