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October 4, 2008 at 5:24 PM #14079October 4, 2008 at 5:31 PM #281074
kev374
ParticipantYou have my support, let me know how I can help.
October 4, 2008 at 5:31 PM #281349ParticipantYou have my support, let me know how I can help.
October 4, 2008 at 5:31 PM #281353ParticipantYou have my support, let me know how I can help.
October 4, 2008 at 5:31 PM #281395ParticipantYou have my support, let me know how I can help.
October 4, 2008 at 5:31 PM #281406ParticipantYou have my support, let me know how I can help.
October 4, 2008 at 6:06 PM #281084CA renter
ParticipantMine, too.
BTW, SD RE Bear also registered a domain name to oust Boxer/Feinstein.
We need to work together to fight the banking/Wall Street lobbyists.
I was thinking it might be time to form a taxpayers’ lobby. Nothing nutty-sounding like eliminating all taxes. Just a moderate stance that focuses more on fixing the spending side vs. the taxing side.
Many people wouldn’t mind paying more taxes if we could actually get some real return on our investments (excellent infrastructure, health care, national security — not in foreign countries, etc.)
Ultimately, we could just do something that focused on being the anti-lobby lobbying group; we could even narrow our focus to just RE and the credit markets/Wall Street/banks.
Let me know what you need, too. And once a plan is formulated, we should post it all over the econ/housing blogs.
October 4, 2008 at 6:06 PM #281359ParticipantMine, too.
BTW, SD RE Bear also registered a domain name to oust Boxer/Feinstein.
We need to work together to fight the banking/Wall Street lobbyists.
I was thinking it might be time to form a taxpayers’ lobby. Nothing nutty-sounding like eliminating all taxes. Just a moderate stance that focuses more on fixing the spending side vs. the taxing side.
Many people wouldn’t mind paying more taxes if we could actually get some real return on our investments (excellent infrastructure, health care, national security — not in foreign countries, etc.)
Ultimately, we could just do something that focused on being the anti-lobby lobbying group; we could even narrow our focus to just RE and the credit markets/Wall Street/banks.
Let me know what you need, too. And once a plan is formulated, we should post it all over the econ/housing blogs.
October 4, 2008 at 6:06 PM #281363ParticipantMine, too.
BTW, SD RE Bear also registered a domain name to oust Boxer/Feinstein.
We need to work together to fight the banking/Wall Street lobbyists.
I was thinking it might be time to form a taxpayers’ lobby. Nothing nutty-sounding like eliminating all taxes. Just a moderate stance that focuses more on fixing the spending side vs. the taxing side.
Many people wouldn’t mind paying more taxes if we could actually get some real return on our investments (excellent infrastructure, health care, national security — not in foreign countries, etc.)
Ultimately, we could just do something that focused on being the anti-lobby lobbying group; we could even narrow our focus to just RE and the credit markets/Wall Street/banks.
Let me know what you need, too. And once a plan is formulated, we should post it all over the econ/housing blogs.
October 4, 2008 at 6:06 PM #281405ParticipantMine, too.
BTW, SD RE Bear also registered a domain name to oust Boxer/Feinstein.
We need to work together to fight the banking/Wall Street lobbyists.
I was thinking it might be time to form a taxpayers’ lobby. Nothing nutty-sounding like eliminating all taxes. Just a moderate stance that focuses more on fixing the spending side vs. the taxing side.
Many people wouldn’t mind paying more taxes if we could actually get some real return on our investments (excellent infrastructure, health care, national security — not in foreign countries, etc.)
Ultimately, we could just do something that focused on being the anti-lobby lobbying group; we could even narrow our focus to just RE and the credit markets/Wall Street/banks.
Let me know what you need, too. And once a plan is formulated, we should post it all over the econ/housing blogs.
October 4, 2008 at 6:06 PM #281416ParticipantMine, too.
BTW, SD RE Bear also registered a domain name to oust Boxer/Feinstein.
We need to work together to fight the banking/Wall Street lobbyists.
I was thinking it might be time to form a taxpayers’ lobby. Nothing nutty-sounding like eliminating all taxes. Just a moderate stance that focuses more on fixing the spending side vs. the taxing side.
Many people wouldn’t mind paying more taxes if we could actually get some real return on our investments (excellent infrastructure, health care, national security — not in foreign countries, etc.)
Ultimately, we could just do something that focused on being the anti-lobby lobbying group; we could even narrow our focus to just RE and the credit markets/Wall Street/banks.
Let me know what you need, too. And once a plan is formulated, we should post it all over the econ/housing blogs.
October 4, 2008 at 6:47 PM #281099DWCAP
ParticipantI am in. I have never been told that I am an amazing writer or anything, but Ill do some backround research and fact checking. I can write too, but Id need an editor. Post what your ideas are and ill do the best I can.
October 4, 2008 at 6:47 PM #281374ParticipantI am in. I have never been told that I am an amazing writer or anything, but Ill do some backround research and fact checking. I can write too, but Id need an editor. Post what your ideas are and ill do the best I can.
October 4, 2008 at 6:47 PM #281378ParticipantI am in. I have never been told that I am an amazing writer or anything, but Ill do some backround research and fact checking. I can write too, but Id need an editor. Post what your ideas are and ill do the best I can.
October 4, 2008 at 6:47 PM #281420ParticipantI am in. I have never been told that I am an amazing writer or anything, but Ill do some backround research and fact checking. I can write too, but Id need an editor. Post what your ideas are and ill do the best I can.
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