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  • June 13, 2008 at 1:03 PM #13034
    Ex-SD
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    Two U.S. senators, two former Cabinet members, and a former ambassador to the United Nations received loans from Countrywide Financial through a little-known program that waived points, lender fees, and company borrowing rules for prominent people.

    Very interesting…………….story here:
    http://www.portfolio.com/news-markets/top-5/2008/06/12/Countrywide-Loan-Scandal?rss=true

    June 13, 2008 at 2:04 PM #222621
    XBoxBoy
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    Seen this story on a couple of sites today. If this is true, hopefully the FBI will investigate, and the justice dept will charge the senators and other officials with receiving bribes. I’m sure Duke Cunningham could use some company.

    June 13, 2008 at 2:04 PM #222726
    XBoxBoy
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    Seen this story on a couple of sites today. If this is true, hopefully the FBI will investigate, and the justice dept will charge the senators and other officials with receiving bribes. I’m sure Duke Cunningham could use some company.

    June 13, 2008 at 2:04 PM #222738
    XBoxBoy
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    Seen this story on a couple of sites today. If this is true, hopefully the FBI will investigate, and the justice dept will charge the senators and other officials with receiving bribes. I’m sure Duke Cunningham could use some company.

    June 13, 2008 at 2:04 PM #222786
    XBoxBoy
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    Seen this story on a couple of sites today. If this is true, hopefully the FBI will investigate, and the justice dept will charge the senators and other officials with receiving bribes. I’m sure Duke Cunningham could use some company.

    June 13, 2008 at 2:04 PM #222771
    XBoxBoy
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    Seen this story on a couple of sites today. If this is true, hopefully the FBI will investigate, and the justice dept will charge the senators and other officials with receiving bribes. I’m sure Duke Cunningham could use some company.

    June 13, 2008 at 3:38 PM #222635
    j
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    Mozilo belongs in prison for several reasons, and some others in this article belong there too.

    But some may not if they were not told about their sweetheart loans. I do believe most are guilty of excepting bribes, but elected officials need to get loans too.

    June 13, 2008 at 3:38 PM #222801
    j
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    Mozilo belongs in prison for several reasons, and some others in this article belong there too.

    But some may not if they were not told about their sweetheart loans. I do believe most are guilty of excepting bribes, but elected officials need to get loans too.

    June 13, 2008 at 3:38 PM #222741
    j
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    Mozilo belongs in prison for several reasons, and some others in this article belong there too.

    But some may not if they were not told about their sweetheart loans. I do believe most are guilty of excepting bribes, but elected officials need to get loans too.

    June 13, 2008 at 3:38 PM #222753
    j
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    Mozilo belongs in prison for several reasons, and some others in this article belong there too.

    But some may not if they were not told about their sweetheart loans. I do believe most are guilty of excepting bribes, but elected officials need to get loans too.

    June 13, 2008 at 3:38 PM #222785
    j
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    Mozilo belongs in prison for several reasons, and some others in this article belong there too.

    But some may not if they were not told about their sweetheart loans. I do believe most are guilty of excepting bribes, but elected officials need to get loans too.

    June 13, 2008 at 4:39 PM #222778
    davelj
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    If Chris Dodd, Chairman of the Banking Committee, knowingly accepted a sweetheart deal from Countrywide/Mozilo he’s gotta have shit for brains. I mean the savings are so miniscule relative to the risk involved. I can’t wait to see how he goes about explaining away the history of the egg on his face in this one. Brazen stupidity and arrogance. Unless somehow he wasn’t aware that he was getting a special deal, which is hard to believe.

    June 13, 2008 at 4:39 PM #222826
    davelj
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    If Chris Dodd, Chairman of the Banking Committee, knowingly accepted a sweetheart deal from Countrywide/Mozilo he’s gotta have shit for brains. I mean the savings are so miniscule relative to the risk involved. I can’t wait to see how he goes about explaining away the history of the egg on his face in this one. Brazen stupidity and arrogance. Unless somehow he wasn’t aware that he was getting a special deal, which is hard to believe.

    June 13, 2008 at 4:39 PM #222810
    davelj
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    If Chris Dodd, Chairman of the Banking Committee, knowingly accepted a sweetheart deal from Countrywide/Mozilo he’s gotta have shit for brains. I mean the savings are so miniscule relative to the risk involved. I can’t wait to see how he goes about explaining away the history of the egg on his face in this one. Brazen stupidity and arrogance. Unless somehow he wasn’t aware that he was getting a special deal, which is hard to believe.

    June 13, 2008 at 4:39 PM #222765
    davelj
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    If Chris Dodd, Chairman of the Banking Committee, knowingly accepted a sweetheart deal from Countrywide/Mozilo he’s gotta have shit for brains. I mean the savings are so miniscule relative to the risk involved. I can’t wait to see how he goes about explaining away the history of the egg on his face in this one. Brazen stupidity and arrogance. Unless somehow he wasn’t aware that he was getting a special deal, which is hard to believe.

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