[justme]

PW,

How does the concept come about that one needs to babysit ones local representative and spoon-feed them the correct answer to every “issue”? Should they not be able to figure out the correct answers themselves?

Mind you, I’m not saying that your claim is not true, but I want you to think about WHY it is that way?

Basically, you are implying that ones local representative is a big baby that completely lacks principle, analytic ability and critical thinking skills. And they are under pressure from powerful forces that often will cause them to act against YOUR interest, so you have to push back constantly to keep them on the straight and narrow.

Why is it that our political system leads to such useless and unprincipled dolts getting elected?

[justme]

Where was Suze Orman’s tough talk about the housing market in July 2005, when the market peaked? That’s how I would judge her merit, not on what she happens to be saying now.

[justme]

Where was Suze Orman’s tough talk about the housing market in July 2005, when the market peaked? That’s how I would judge her merit, not on what she happens to be saying now.

[justme]

Where was Suze Orman’s tough talk about the housing market in July 2005, when the market peaked? That’s how I would judge her merit, not on what she happens to be saying now.

[justme]

Where was Suze Orman’s tough talk about the housing market in July 2005, when the market peaked? That’s how I would judge her merit, not on what she happens to be saying now.

[justme]

Where was Suze Orman’s tough talk about the housing market in July 2005, when the market peaked? That’s how I would judge her merit, not on what she happens to be saying now.

[justme]

4plexowner,

Do you think increasing the jumbo limit to 1M is a scheme to pawn already existing not-yet-but-soon-bad jumbo loans onto the taxpaying public? I have to say that it is brilliant if it works. Very evil. I’m impressed. NOT!

[justme]

4plexowner,

Do you think increasing the jumbo limit to 1M is a scheme to pawn already existing not-yet-but-soon-bad jumbo loans onto the taxpaying public? I have to say that it is brilliant if it works. Very evil. I’m impressed. NOT!

[justme]

4plexowner,

Do you think increasing the jumbo limit to 1M is a scheme to pawn already existing not-yet-but-soon-bad jumbo loans onto the taxpaying public? I have to say that it is brilliant if it works. Very evil. I’m impressed. NOT!

[justme]

4plexowner,

Do you think increasing the jumbo limit to 1M is a scheme to pawn already existing not-yet-but-soon-bad jumbo loans onto the taxpaying public? I have to say that it is brilliant if it works. Very evil. I’m impressed. NOT!

[justme]

4plexowner,

Do you think increasing the jumbo limit to 1M is a scheme to pawn already existing not-yet-but-soon-bad jumbo loans onto the taxpaying public? I have to say that it is brilliant if it works. Very evil. I’m impressed. NOT!

[justme]

>it is probably going further south; except of course my >current neighborhood in San Jose. The market there is going
>up, way up.

Raptorduck,

Which zip code or subarea of SJ is that? I very much doubt that your claim will withstand scrutiny.

By the way, here *is* some data that shows South SJ is in the dumps

http://www.burbed.com/ (Oct 12 posting)

[justme]

>it is probably going further south; except of course my >current neighborhood in San Jose. The market there is going
>up, way up.

Raptorduck,

Which zip code or subarea of SJ is that? I very much doubt that your claim will withstand scrutiny.

By the way, here *is* some data that shows South SJ is in the dumps

http://www.burbed.com/ (Oct 12 posting)

[justme]

Raptorduck,

I have no way of verifying what industry you are employed in, or otherwise associated with.

Your headline “Bay area market going up?” is very misleading. There is a huge difference between what the headline says and the facts of the SF Bay Area market.

Data about one carefully selected city (Los Altos) proves nothing, in fact it probably indicates the opposite of what you are claiming, by being one of 3-4 cities that are still somewhat being the exception to the rule.

It is not a coincidence that you brought up Los Altos, is it?

[justme]

Raptorduck,

I have no way of verifying what industry you are employed in, or otherwise associated with.

Your headline “Bay area market going up?” is very misleading. There is a huge difference between what the headline says and the facts of the SF Bay Area market.

Data about one carefully selected city (Los Altos) proves nothing, in fact it probably indicates the opposite of what you are claiming, by being one of 3-4 cities that are still somewhat being the exception to the rule.

It is not a coincidence that you brought up Los Altos, is it?

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