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ParticipantGovernment is supposed to be about doing what’s right for the country and its future.
Unfortunately politics have become doing what’s popular regardless of the consequences.
ParticipantGovernment is supposed to be about doing what’s right for the country and its future.
Unfortunately politics have become doing what’s popular regardless of the consequences.
ParticipantGovernment is supposed to be about doing what’s right for the country and its future.
Unfortunately politics have become doing what’s popular regardless of the consequences.
ParticipantGovernment is supposed to be about doing what’s right for the country and its future.
Unfortunately politics have become doing what’s popular regardless of the consequences.
ParticipantThat’s good, because it’s not like people with low credit scores caused any of the mortgage problems.
Maybe they’re counting on a future bank-style bailout when these people default on their cars too.
ParticipantThat’s good, because it’s not like people with low credit scores caused any of the mortgage problems.
Maybe they’re counting on a future bank-style bailout when these people default on their cars too.
ParticipantThat’s good, because it’s not like people with low credit scores caused any of the mortgage problems.
Maybe they’re counting on a future bank-style bailout when these people default on their cars too.
ParticipantThat’s good, because it’s not like people with low credit scores caused any of the mortgage problems.
Maybe they’re counting on a future bank-style bailout when these people default on their cars too.
ParticipantThat’s good, because it’s not like people with low credit scores caused any of the mortgage problems.
Maybe they’re counting on a future bank-style bailout when these people default on their cars too.
December 31, 2008 at 10:05 AM in reply to: Why two months delay in releasing this information? #321860ParticipantThe media is still overall bullish on housing (a sign IMO that the bottom is yet to come).
On the way up the pundits focused on the Price Per Sq/ft or the Median because it showed a bigger increase than the CSI.
Now that the party is over they look at the CSI because the decreases aren’t as dramatic.
December 31, 2008 at 10:05 AM in reply to: Why two months delay in releasing this information? #322205ParticipantThe media is still overall bullish on housing (a sign IMO that the bottom is yet to come).
On the way up the pundits focused on the Price Per Sq/ft or the Median because it showed a bigger increase than the CSI.
Now that the party is over they look at the CSI because the decreases aren’t as dramatic.
December 31, 2008 at 10:05 AM in reply to: Why two months delay in releasing this information? #322265ParticipantThe media is still overall bullish on housing (a sign IMO that the bottom is yet to come).
On the way up the pundits focused on the Price Per Sq/ft or the Median because it showed a bigger increase than the CSI.
Now that the party is over they look at the CSI because the decreases aren’t as dramatic.
December 31, 2008 at 10:05 AM in reply to: Why two months delay in releasing this information? #322282ParticipantThe media is still overall bullish on housing (a sign IMO that the bottom is yet to come).
On the way up the pundits focused on the Price Per Sq/ft or the Median because it showed a bigger increase than the CSI.
Now that the party is over they look at the CSI because the decreases aren’t as dramatic.
December 31, 2008 at 10:05 AM in reply to: Why two months delay in releasing this information? #322363ParticipantThe media is still overall bullish on housing (a sign IMO that the bottom is yet to come).
On the way up the pundits focused on the Price Per Sq/ft or the Median because it showed a bigger increase than the CSI.
Now that the party is over they look at the CSI because the decreases aren’t as dramatic.
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