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August 1, 2008 at 10:26 AM #250588August 1, 2008 at 12:08 PM #250420ShadowfaxParticipant
Wow, Costco, you fail to reply with anything substantive–just more rumor, conjecture and assumptions based on your little, partisan view of the world. Nice generalizations, too. Maybe Marion changed her name to Costco? Waste of time even addressing any of it at this point.
Coop: thank you for bringing this back to substance. I would love to know what people think the ramifications will be of his proposal. Sounds to me, at first read, to have a little too much regulatory meddling for my taste. The market really does need to adjust itself and the government needs to let the true pain run its course for things to correct themselves. On the other hand, I don’t want to see banks, credit markets and communities fall to ruin, either. Interested in thoughts on the subject. BO will have to be very careful how he engineers such a plan to provide for enough regulation to help without creating other unforeseen problems.
Does anyone out there have any projections on how such a plan would play out?
August 1, 2008 at 12:08 PM #250577ShadowfaxParticipantWow, Costco, you fail to reply with anything substantive–just more rumor, conjecture and assumptions based on your little, partisan view of the world. Nice generalizations, too. Maybe Marion changed her name to Costco? Waste of time even addressing any of it at this point.
Coop: thank you for bringing this back to substance. I would love to know what people think the ramifications will be of his proposal. Sounds to me, at first read, to have a little too much regulatory meddling for my taste. The market really does need to adjust itself and the government needs to let the true pain run its course for things to correct themselves. On the other hand, I don’t want to see banks, credit markets and communities fall to ruin, either. Interested in thoughts on the subject. BO will have to be very careful how he engineers such a plan to provide for enough regulation to help without creating other unforeseen problems.
Does anyone out there have any projections on how such a plan would play out?
August 1, 2008 at 12:08 PM #250584ShadowfaxParticipantWow, Costco, you fail to reply with anything substantive–just more rumor, conjecture and assumptions based on your little, partisan view of the world. Nice generalizations, too. Maybe Marion changed her name to Costco? Waste of time even addressing any of it at this point.
Coop: thank you for bringing this back to substance. I would love to know what people think the ramifications will be of his proposal. Sounds to me, at first read, to have a little too much regulatory meddling for my taste. The market really does need to adjust itself and the government needs to let the true pain run its course for things to correct themselves. On the other hand, I don’t want to see banks, credit markets and communities fall to ruin, either. Interested in thoughts on the subject. BO will have to be very careful how he engineers such a plan to provide for enough regulation to help without creating other unforeseen problems.
Does anyone out there have any projections on how such a plan would play out?
August 1, 2008 at 12:08 PM #250640ShadowfaxParticipantWow, Costco, you fail to reply with anything substantive–just more rumor, conjecture and assumptions based on your little, partisan view of the world. Nice generalizations, too. Maybe Marion changed her name to Costco? Waste of time even addressing any of it at this point.
Coop: thank you for bringing this back to substance. I would love to know what people think the ramifications will be of his proposal. Sounds to me, at first read, to have a little too much regulatory meddling for my taste. The market really does need to adjust itself and the government needs to let the true pain run its course for things to correct themselves. On the other hand, I don’t want to see banks, credit markets and communities fall to ruin, either. Interested in thoughts on the subject. BO will have to be very careful how he engineers such a plan to provide for enough regulation to help without creating other unforeseen problems.
Does anyone out there have any projections on how such a plan would play out?
August 1, 2008 at 12:08 PM #250648ShadowfaxParticipantWow, Costco, you fail to reply with anything substantive–just more rumor, conjecture and assumptions based on your little, partisan view of the world. Nice generalizations, too. Maybe Marion changed her name to Costco? Waste of time even addressing any of it at this point.
Coop: thank you for bringing this back to substance. I would love to know what people think the ramifications will be of his proposal. Sounds to me, at first read, to have a little too much regulatory meddling for my taste. The market really does need to adjust itself and the government needs to let the true pain run its course for things to correct themselves. On the other hand, I don’t want to see banks, credit markets and communities fall to ruin, either. Interested in thoughts on the subject. BO will have to be very careful how he engineers such a plan to provide for enough regulation to help without creating other unforeseen problems.
Does anyone out there have any projections on how such a plan would play out?
August 1, 2008 at 12:22 PM #250445Allan from FallbrookParticipantShadowfax: I think you bring up an excellent point. Much of what is being bandied about by both the Dems and Repubs in terms of “rescue” is either useless (it doesn’t really help anyone) or burdensome legislation.
We have two opposing camps in terms of philosophy as well: The Dems with legislation and regulation (which is cumbersome, costly and ineffective) or the Repubs with the “Market will fix all problems” mentality (which is nonsensical in light of the S&L Crisis, the entire decade of the 1980s, the Dot.bomb and now this).
I think Obama’s relative lack of experience as a legislator is coming to the fore and the clunky nature of the proposal illustrates that. (DISCLAIMER: I don’t feel his relative lack of experience as a legislator has anything to do with his ethnicity, character, or his membership as a secret Muslim agitator bent on taking over America for his al-Qaeda masters).
August 1, 2008 at 12:22 PM #250601Allan from FallbrookParticipantShadowfax: I think you bring up an excellent point. Much of what is being bandied about by both the Dems and Repubs in terms of “rescue” is either useless (it doesn’t really help anyone) or burdensome legislation.
We have two opposing camps in terms of philosophy as well: The Dems with legislation and regulation (which is cumbersome, costly and ineffective) or the Repubs with the “Market will fix all problems” mentality (which is nonsensical in light of the S&L Crisis, the entire decade of the 1980s, the Dot.bomb and now this).
I think Obama’s relative lack of experience as a legislator is coming to the fore and the clunky nature of the proposal illustrates that. (DISCLAIMER: I don’t feel his relative lack of experience as a legislator has anything to do with his ethnicity, character, or his membership as a secret Muslim agitator bent on taking over America for his al-Qaeda masters).
August 1, 2008 at 12:22 PM #250609Allan from FallbrookParticipantShadowfax: I think you bring up an excellent point. Much of what is being bandied about by both the Dems and Repubs in terms of “rescue” is either useless (it doesn’t really help anyone) or burdensome legislation.
We have two opposing camps in terms of philosophy as well: The Dems with legislation and regulation (which is cumbersome, costly and ineffective) or the Repubs with the “Market will fix all problems” mentality (which is nonsensical in light of the S&L Crisis, the entire decade of the 1980s, the Dot.bomb and now this).
I think Obama’s relative lack of experience as a legislator is coming to the fore and the clunky nature of the proposal illustrates that. (DISCLAIMER: I don’t feel his relative lack of experience as a legislator has anything to do with his ethnicity, character, or his membership as a secret Muslim agitator bent on taking over America for his al-Qaeda masters).
August 1, 2008 at 12:22 PM #250667Allan from FallbrookParticipantShadowfax: I think you bring up an excellent point. Much of what is being bandied about by both the Dems and Repubs in terms of “rescue” is either useless (it doesn’t really help anyone) or burdensome legislation.
We have two opposing camps in terms of philosophy as well: The Dems with legislation and regulation (which is cumbersome, costly and ineffective) or the Repubs with the “Market will fix all problems” mentality (which is nonsensical in light of the S&L Crisis, the entire decade of the 1980s, the Dot.bomb and now this).
I think Obama’s relative lack of experience as a legislator is coming to the fore and the clunky nature of the proposal illustrates that. (DISCLAIMER: I don’t feel his relative lack of experience as a legislator has anything to do with his ethnicity, character, or his membership as a secret Muslim agitator bent on taking over America for his al-Qaeda masters).
August 1, 2008 at 12:22 PM #250674Allan from FallbrookParticipantShadowfax: I think you bring up an excellent point. Much of what is being bandied about by both the Dems and Repubs in terms of “rescue” is either useless (it doesn’t really help anyone) or burdensome legislation.
We have two opposing camps in terms of philosophy as well: The Dems with legislation and regulation (which is cumbersome, costly and ineffective) or the Repubs with the “Market will fix all problems” mentality (which is nonsensical in light of the S&L Crisis, the entire decade of the 1980s, the Dot.bomb and now this).
I think Obama’s relative lack of experience as a legislator is coming to the fore and the clunky nature of the proposal illustrates that. (DISCLAIMER: I don’t feel his relative lack of experience as a legislator has anything to do with his ethnicity, character, or his membership as a secret Muslim agitator bent on taking over America for his al-Qaeda masters).
August 1, 2008 at 1:56 PM #250521ButleroftwoParticipantBHO is trying to become our first Zero% down President. He has no substance to bring to the position other than his charisma.
He was handed his US Senate seat by both parties. He ran against a man named Ryan who had everything going for him. The Dem. party dug up his divorce record and found out that his Star Trek ex wife accused him of wanting three way baby making and going to sex clubs. Ryan dropped out of the race and the Reps. put in Allen Keyes from NY to run against BHO. It was an easy victory after that.
BHO should still be paying off his college loans at his age not running for President. His political bubble will burst someday because there is no collateral.August 1, 2008 at 1:56 PM #250675ButleroftwoParticipantBHO is trying to become our first Zero% down President. He has no substance to bring to the position other than his charisma.
He was handed his US Senate seat by both parties. He ran against a man named Ryan who had everything going for him. The Dem. party dug up his divorce record and found out that his Star Trek ex wife accused him of wanting three way baby making and going to sex clubs. Ryan dropped out of the race and the Reps. put in Allen Keyes from NY to run against BHO. It was an easy victory after that.
BHO should still be paying off his college loans at his age not running for President. His political bubble will burst someday because there is no collateral.August 1, 2008 at 1:56 PM #250683ButleroftwoParticipantBHO is trying to become our first Zero% down President. He has no substance to bring to the position other than his charisma.
He was handed his US Senate seat by both parties. He ran against a man named Ryan who had everything going for him. The Dem. party dug up his divorce record and found out that his Star Trek ex wife accused him of wanting three way baby making and going to sex clubs. Ryan dropped out of the race and the Reps. put in Allen Keyes from NY to run against BHO. It was an easy victory after that.
BHO should still be paying off his college loans at his age not running for President. His political bubble will burst someday because there is no collateral.August 1, 2008 at 1:56 PM #250741ButleroftwoParticipantBHO is trying to become our first Zero% down President. He has no substance to bring to the position other than his charisma.
He was handed his US Senate seat by both parties. He ran against a man named Ryan who had everything going for him. The Dem. party dug up his divorce record and found out that his Star Trek ex wife accused him of wanting three way baby making and going to sex clubs. Ryan dropped out of the race and the Reps. put in Allen Keyes from NY to run against BHO. It was an easy victory after that.
BHO should still be paying off his college loans at his age not running for President. His political bubble will burst someday because there is no collateral. -
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