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September 19, 2008 at 9:52 PM in reply to: So now the Feds are gonna clear out the Banks REO’s???? #273303
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ParticipantI just got off the phone with a very nice gentleman from Representative Brian Bilbray’s office, and he suggested we keep calling/writing/faxing/e-mailing Boxer and Feinstien’s offices (as well as any other representatives). He said that is the best hope we have for changing things.
He said that the majority of input they’re recieving from constituents is AGAINST bailouts.
ParticipantI just got off the phone with a very nice gentleman from Representative Brian Bilbray’s office, and he suggested we keep calling/writing/faxing/e-mailing Boxer and Feinstien’s offices (as well as any other representatives). He said that is the best hope we have for changing things.
He said that the majority of input they’re recieving from constituents is AGAINST bailouts.
ParticipantI just got off the phone with a very nice gentleman from Representative Brian Bilbray’s office, and he suggested we keep calling/writing/faxing/e-mailing Boxer and Feinstien’s offices (as well as any other representatives). He said that is the best hope we have for changing things.
He said that the majority of input they’re recieving from constituents is AGAINST bailouts.
ParticipantI just got off the phone with a very nice gentleman from Representative Brian Bilbray’s office, and he suggested we keep calling/writing/faxing/e-mailing Boxer and Feinstien’s offices (as well as any other representatives). He said that is the best hope we have for changing things.
He said that the majority of input they’re recieving from constituents is AGAINST bailouts.
ParticipantI just got off the phone with a very nice gentleman from Representative Brian Bilbray’s office, and he suggested we keep calling/writing/faxing/e-mailing Boxer and Feinstien’s offices (as well as any other representatives). He said that is the best hope we have for changing things.
He said that the majority of input they’re recieving from constituents is AGAINST bailouts.
September 19, 2008 at 1:41 PM in reply to: Holy Snickers: You folks see the equity bailout plans by the Fed???? #272847ParticipantExcellent, Concho!
September 19, 2008 at 1:41 PM in reply to: Holy Snickers: You folks see the equity bailout plans by the Fed???? #273092ParticipantExcellent, Concho!
September 19, 2008 at 1:41 PM in reply to: Holy Snickers: You folks see the equity bailout plans by the Fed???? #273096ParticipantExcellent, Concho!
September 19, 2008 at 1:41 PM in reply to: Holy Snickers: You folks see the equity bailout plans by the Fed???? #273139ParticipantExcellent, Concho!
September 19, 2008 at 1:41 PM in reply to: Holy Snickers: You folks see the equity bailout plans by the Fed???? #273163ParticipantExcellent, Concho!
September 19, 2008 at 1:34 PM in reply to: UBER BAILOUT: Bad Debt Plan May Cost (tax payers) Up to Half a Trillion Dollars #272842ParticipantBTW, if you consider all the administrative expenses in addition to the losses from all the bad paper, I’m guess the bill will end up in the $2 TRILLION range.
No way they keep this at $500B. Not a chance.
September 19, 2008 at 1:34 PM in reply to: UBER BAILOUT: Bad Debt Plan May Cost (tax payers) Up to Half a Trillion Dollars #273087ParticipantBTW, if you consider all the administrative expenses in addition to the losses from all the bad paper, I’m guess the bill will end up in the $2 TRILLION range.
No way they keep this at $500B. Not a chance.
September 19, 2008 at 1:34 PM in reply to: UBER BAILOUT: Bad Debt Plan May Cost (tax payers) Up to Half a Trillion Dollars #273091ParticipantBTW, if you consider all the administrative expenses in addition to the losses from all the bad paper, I’m guess the bill will end up in the $2 TRILLION range.
No way they keep this at $500B. Not a chance.
September 19, 2008 at 1:34 PM in reply to: UBER BAILOUT: Bad Debt Plan May Cost (tax payers) Up to Half a Trillion Dollars #273134ParticipantBTW, if you consider all the administrative expenses in addition to the losses from all the bad paper, I’m guess the bill will end up in the $2 TRILLION range.
No way they keep this at $500B. Not a chance.
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