[hipmatt]

The real looser here is the renter. He is completely forgotten by both the media and Washington. Poor renter, especially if you have been responsible, saving because housing was insane and you wanted to live within your means. All the while your peers were lying/cheating, and financing 103% of their overpriced homes, making 100k per year in appreciation alone. You sat by observing the madness and when things went bad, you weren’t surprised.. until…

The entire country, government, and wall street did everything in their power to save that lying irresponsible prick next door who bought his house with 0 dollars down. All of a sudden that sorry ass prick became a victim. A victim who would be exploited over and over again by numerous politicians and so called economic experts. This victim is now facing foreclosure and the world just can’t sit by and let that happen. The government MUST STEP IN! The victim now receives constant sympathy from media and politicians, CNBC, etc… but poor renter what did responsibility get you… not even a mention. You are the forgotten man. You could have been living in an excessively large home all this time, and now you could have refinanced at a lower rate, and a smaller loan so you can stay in it, God forbid the alternative.

[hipmatt]

The real looser here is the renter. He is completely forgotten by both the media and Washington. Poor renter, especially if you have been responsible, saving because housing was insane and you wanted to live within your means. All the while your peers were lying/cheating, and financing 103% of their overpriced homes, making 100k per year in appreciation alone. You sat by observing the madness and when things went bad, you weren’t surprised.. until…

The entire country, government, and wall street did everything in their power to save that lying irresponsible prick next door who bought his house with 0 dollars down. All of a sudden that sorry ass prick became a victim. A victim who would be exploited over and over again by numerous politicians and so called economic experts. This victim is now facing foreclosure and the world just can’t sit by and let that happen. The government MUST STEP IN! The victim now receives constant sympathy from media and politicians, CNBC, etc… but poor renter what did responsibility get you… not even a mention. You are the forgotten man. You could have been living in an excessively large home all this time, and now you could have refinanced at a lower rate, and a smaller loan so you can stay in it, God forbid the alternative.

[hipmatt]

The real looser here is the renter. He is completely forgotten by both the media and Washington. Poor renter, especially if you have been responsible, saving because housing was insane and you wanted to live within your means. All the while your peers were lying/cheating, and financing 103% of their overpriced homes, making 100k per year in appreciation alone. You sat by observing the madness and when things went bad, you weren’t surprised.. until…

The entire country, government, and wall street did everything in their power to save that lying irresponsible prick next door who bought his house with 0 dollars down. All of a sudden that sorry ass prick became a victim. A victim who would be exploited over and over again by numerous politicians and so called economic experts. This victim is now facing foreclosure and the world just can’t sit by and let that happen. The government MUST STEP IN! The victim now receives constant sympathy from media and politicians, CNBC, etc… but poor renter what did responsibility get you… not even a mention. You are the forgotten man. You could have been living in an excessively large home all this time, and now you could have refinanced at a lower rate, and a smaller loan so you can stay in it, God forbid the alternative.

[hipmatt]

The real looser here is the renter. He is completely forgotten by both the media and Washington. Poor renter, especially if you have been responsible, saving because housing was insane and you wanted to live within your means. All the while your peers were lying/cheating, and financing 103% of their overpriced homes, making 100k per year in appreciation alone. You sat by observing the madness and when things went bad, you weren’t surprised.. until…

The entire country, government, and wall street did everything in their power to save that lying irresponsible prick next door who bought his house with 0 dollars down. All of a sudden that sorry ass prick became a victim. A victim who would be exploited over and over again by numerous politicians and so called economic experts. This victim is now facing foreclosure and the world just can’t sit by and let that happen. The government MUST STEP IN! The victim now receives constant sympathy from media and politicians, CNBC, etc… but poor renter what did responsibility get you… not even a mention. You are the forgotten man. You could have been living in an excessively large home all this time, and now you could have refinanced at a lower rate, and a smaller loan so you can stay in it, God forbid the alternative.

[hipmatt]

The real looser here is the renter. He is completely forgotten by both the media and Washington. Poor renter, especially if you have been responsible, saving because housing was insane and you wanted to live within your means. All the while your peers were lying/cheating, and financing 103% of their overpriced homes, making 100k per year in appreciation alone. You sat by observing the madness and when things went bad, you weren’t surprised.. until…

The entire country, government, and wall street did everything in their power to save that lying irresponsible prick next door who bought his house with 0 dollars down. All of a sudden that sorry ass prick became a victim. A victim who would be exploited over and over again by numerous politicians and so called economic experts. This victim is now facing foreclosure and the world just can’t sit by and let that happen. The government MUST STEP IN! The victim now receives constant sympathy from media and politicians, CNBC, etc… but poor renter what did responsibility get you… not even a mention. You are the forgotten man. You could have been living in an excessively large home all this time, and now you could have refinanced at a lower rate, and a smaller loan so you can stay in it, God forbid the alternative.

[hipmatt]

Heres a poll for you…

http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/rasmussen_stimulus_poll/2009/02/04/178542.html
For the first time, a majority of Americans say the Democratic stimulus plan is likely to do the U.S. economy more harm than good. That’s the surprising finding of a new Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,000 likely voters.

The Rasmussen poll asked “How likely is it that the final economic recovery plan passed by Congress will make things worse instead of better?”

Half of those surveyed — 50 percent – said it is “somewhat likely” or “very likely” that the stimulus deal will make the economy worse. That compares to only 39 percent who thought the mega-spending bill probably would not make things worse. Twelve percent of those surveyed weren’t sure.

A separate Rasmussen poll also showed support for the plan dropped a third straight week.

Three weeks ago, according to Rasmussen, 45 percent of voters thought the stimulus package was a good idea. Last week, the stimulus package approval rating fell to 42 percent.

On Wednesday, the firm released a new poll, showing support for the trillion-plus package has now dipped to just 37 percent. That same poll found that 42 percent are against the bill, and 20 percent are undecided. The Web site reports: “A stimulus plan that includes only tax cuts is now more popular than the economic recovery plan being considered in Congres

[hipmatt]

Heres a poll for you…

http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/rasmussen_stimulus_poll/2009/02/04/178542.html
For the first time, a majority of Americans say the Democratic stimulus plan is likely to do the U.S. economy more harm than good. That’s the surprising finding of a new Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,000 likely voters.

The Rasmussen poll asked “How likely is it that the final economic recovery plan passed by Congress will make things worse instead of better?”

Half of those surveyed — 50 percent – said it is “somewhat likely” or “very likely” that the stimulus deal will make the economy worse. That compares to only 39 percent who thought the mega-spending bill probably would not make things worse. Twelve percent of those surveyed weren’t sure.

A separate Rasmussen poll also showed support for the plan dropped a third straight week.

Three weeks ago, according to Rasmussen, 45 percent of voters thought the stimulus package was a good idea. Last week, the stimulus package approval rating fell to 42 percent.

On Wednesday, the firm released a new poll, showing support for the trillion-plus package has now dipped to just 37 percent. That same poll found that 42 percent are against the bill, and 20 percent are undecided. The Web site reports: “A stimulus plan that includes only tax cuts is now more popular than the economic recovery plan being considered in Congres

[hipmatt]

Heres a poll for you…

http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/rasmussen_stimulus_poll/2009/02/04/178542.html
For the first time, a majority of Americans say the Democratic stimulus plan is likely to do the U.S. economy more harm than good. That’s the surprising finding of a new Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,000 likely voters.

The Rasmussen poll asked “How likely is it that the final economic recovery plan passed by Congress will make things worse instead of better?”

Half of those surveyed — 50 percent – said it is “somewhat likely” or “very likely” that the stimulus deal will make the economy worse. That compares to only 39 percent who thought the mega-spending bill probably would not make things worse. Twelve percent of those surveyed weren’t sure.

A separate Rasmussen poll also showed support for the plan dropped a third straight week.

Three weeks ago, according to Rasmussen, 45 percent of voters thought the stimulus package was a good idea. Last week, the stimulus package approval rating fell to 42 percent.

On Wednesday, the firm released a new poll, showing support for the trillion-plus package has now dipped to just 37 percent. That same poll found that 42 percent are against the bill, and 20 percent are undecided. The Web site reports: “A stimulus plan that includes only tax cuts is now more popular than the economic recovery plan being considered in Congres

[hipmatt]

Heres a poll for you…

http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/rasmussen_stimulus_poll/2009/02/04/178542.html
For the first time, a majority of Americans say the Democratic stimulus plan is likely to do the U.S. economy more harm than good. That’s the surprising finding of a new Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,000 likely voters.

The Rasmussen poll asked “How likely is it that the final economic recovery plan passed by Congress will make things worse instead of better?”

Half of those surveyed — 50 percent – said it is “somewhat likely” or “very likely” that the stimulus deal will make the economy worse. That compares to only 39 percent who thought the mega-spending bill probably would not make things worse. Twelve percent of those surveyed weren’t sure.

A separate Rasmussen poll also showed support for the plan dropped a third straight week.

Three weeks ago, according to Rasmussen, 45 percent of voters thought the stimulus package was a good idea. Last week, the stimulus package approval rating fell to 42 percent.

On Wednesday, the firm released a new poll, showing support for the trillion-plus package has now dipped to just 37 percent. That same poll found that 42 percent are against the bill, and 20 percent are undecided. The Web site reports: “A stimulus plan that includes only tax cuts is now more popular than the economic recovery plan being considered in Congres

[hipmatt]

Heres a poll for you…

http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/rasmussen_stimulus_poll/2009/02/04/178542.html
For the first time, a majority of Americans say the Democratic stimulus plan is likely to do the U.S. economy more harm than good. That’s the surprising finding of a new Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,000 likely voters.

The Rasmussen poll asked “How likely is it that the final economic recovery plan passed by Congress will make things worse instead of better?”

Half of those surveyed — 50 percent – said it is “somewhat likely” or “very likely” that the stimulus deal will make the economy worse. That compares to only 39 percent who thought the mega-spending bill probably would not make things worse. Twelve percent of those surveyed weren’t sure.

A separate Rasmussen poll also showed support for the plan dropped a third straight week.

Three weeks ago, according to Rasmussen, 45 percent of voters thought the stimulus package was a good idea. Last week, the stimulus package approval rating fell to 42 percent.

On Wednesday, the firm released a new poll, showing support for the trillion-plus package has now dipped to just 37 percent. That same poll found that 42 percent are against the bill, and 20 percent are undecided. The Web site reports: “A stimulus plan that includes only tax cuts is now more popular than the economic recovery plan being considered in Congres

[hipmatt]

Things don’t look good at all for CA.. the weather may stay nice, thats about it. You have the largest increase in state taxes since this country has been created ever. We have the 2nd highest overall taxes in the nation. The car tax was just doubled…

Business owners, the educated, good jobs, and the wealthy are leaving CA faster and faster, and the best thing you can come up with is …”don’t let the door hit you on your way out”… or ” if you don’t like it move”… HAHA you think this will make CA a better place to live… you R nuts. You will be wishing that the law abiding business man stayed in CA, instead of going to Neveda, AZ, or anywhere else less taxed or regulated. The infrastructure collapse of CA is imminent, as more and more money is sucked into entitlement programs, good and bad illegals, and as more and more good money leaves the state.

BTW.. since mexico is nearing a collapse of their own, and drug lords gain more and more power and the cops/government officials are stepping down and being killed… where do you think the people will all run when things really get crappy down there?

Please tell me how there is any hope for CA? seriously?

[hipmatt]

Things don’t look good at all for CA.. the weather may stay nice, thats about it. You have the largest increase in state taxes since this country has been created ever. We have the 2nd highest overall taxes in the nation. The car tax was just doubled…

Business owners, the educated, good jobs, and the wealthy are leaving CA faster and faster, and the best thing you can come up with is …”don’t let the door hit you on your way out”… or ” if you don’t like it move”… HAHA you think this will make CA a better place to live… you R nuts. You will be wishing that the law abiding business man stayed in CA, instead of going to Neveda, AZ, or anywhere else less taxed or regulated. The infrastructure collapse of CA is imminent, as more and more money is sucked into entitlement programs, good and bad illegals, and as more and more good money leaves the state.

BTW.. since mexico is nearing a collapse of their own, and drug lords gain more and more power and the cops/government officials are stepping down and being killed… where do you think the people will all run when things really get crappy down there?

Please tell me how there is any hope for CA? seriously?

[hipmatt]

Things don’t look good at all for CA.. the weather may stay nice, thats about it. You have the largest increase in state taxes since this country has been created ever. We have the 2nd highest overall taxes in the nation. The car tax was just doubled…

Business owners, the educated, good jobs, and the wealthy are leaving CA faster and faster, and the best thing you can come up with is …”don’t let the door hit you on your way out”… or ” if you don’t like it move”… HAHA you think this will make CA a better place to live… you R nuts. You will be wishing that the law abiding business man stayed in CA, instead of going to Neveda, AZ, or anywhere else less taxed or regulated. The infrastructure collapse of CA is imminent, as more and more money is sucked into entitlement programs, good and bad illegals, and as more and more good money leaves the state.

BTW.. since mexico is nearing a collapse of their own, and drug lords gain more and more power and the cops/government officials are stepping down and being killed… where do you think the people will all run when things really get crappy down there?

Please tell me how there is any hope for CA? seriously?

[hipmatt]

Things don’t look good at all for CA.. the weather may stay nice, thats about it. You have the largest increase in state taxes since this country has been created ever. We have the 2nd highest overall taxes in the nation. The car tax was just doubled…

Business owners, the educated, good jobs, and the wealthy are leaving CA faster and faster, and the best thing you can come up with is …”don’t let the door hit you on your way out”… or ” if you don’t like it move”… HAHA you think this will make CA a better place to live… you R nuts. You will be wishing that the law abiding business man stayed in CA, instead of going to Neveda, AZ, or anywhere else less taxed or regulated. The infrastructure collapse of CA is imminent, as more and more money is sucked into entitlement programs, good and bad illegals, and as more and more good money leaves the state.

BTW.. since mexico is nearing a collapse of their own, and drug lords gain more and more power and the cops/government officials are stepping down and being killed… where do you think the people will all run when things really get crappy down there?

Please tell me how there is any hope for CA? seriously?

[hipmatt]

Things don’t look good at all for CA.. the weather may stay nice, thats about it. You have the largest increase in state taxes since this country has been created ever. We have the 2nd highest overall taxes in the nation. The car tax was just doubled…

Business owners, the educated, good jobs, and the wealthy are leaving CA faster and faster, and the best thing you can come up with is …”don’t let the door hit you on your way out”… or ” if you don’t like it move”… HAHA you think this will make CA a better place to live… you R nuts. You will be wishing that the law abiding business man stayed in CA, instead of going to Neveda, AZ, or anywhere else less taxed or regulated. The infrastructure collapse of CA is imminent, as more and more money is sucked into entitlement programs, good and bad illegals, and as more and more good money leaves the state.

BTW.. since mexico is nearing a collapse of their own, and drug lords gain more and more power and the cops/government officials are stepping down and being killed… where do you think the people will all run when things really get crappy down there?

Please tell me how there is any hope for CA? seriously?

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