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February 26, 2010 at 10:50 PM in reply to: About half of U.S. mortgages seen underwater by 2011 #519571February 26, 2010 at 5:09 PM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #518674
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Participant[quote=briansd1]It’s too easy to say that everyone is to blame so let’s start fresh. Something children would say.[/quote]Oh, and I didn’t say we should start fresh. You might have inferred that, but all I said was things need to change. It is naive to think there’s some way to do a do-over.
We could start with major lobby and fundraising reform. Something to keep all this BS out of bills too.
That said, I don’t want to send this down a political discussion rat hole, so how about not replying to me even if I’m totally wrong. I just wanted to explain myself.
February 26, 2010 at 5:09 PM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #518816Participant[quote=briansd1]It’s too easy to say that everyone is to blame so let’s start fresh. Something children would say.[/quote]Oh, and I didn’t say we should start fresh. You might have inferred that, but all I said was things need to change. It is naive to think there’s some way to do a do-over.
We could start with major lobby and fundraising reform. Something to keep all this BS out of bills too.
That said, I don’t want to send this down a political discussion rat hole, so how about not replying to me even if I’m totally wrong. I just wanted to explain myself.
February 26, 2010 at 5:09 PM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #519248Participant[quote=briansd1]It’s too easy to say that everyone is to blame so let’s start fresh. Something children would say.[/quote]Oh, and I didn’t say we should start fresh. You might have inferred that, but all I said was things need to change. It is naive to think there’s some way to do a do-over.
We could start with major lobby and fundraising reform. Something to keep all this BS out of bills too.
That said, I don’t want to send this down a political discussion rat hole, so how about not replying to me even if I’m totally wrong. I just wanted to explain myself.
February 26, 2010 at 5:09 PM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #519342Participant[quote=briansd1]It’s too easy to say that everyone is to blame so let’s start fresh. Something children would say.[/quote]Oh, and I didn’t say we should start fresh. You might have inferred that, but all I said was things need to change. It is naive to think there’s some way to do a do-over.
We could start with major lobby and fundraising reform. Something to keep all this BS out of bills too.
That said, I don’t want to send this down a political discussion rat hole, so how about not replying to me even if I’m totally wrong. I just wanted to explain myself.
February 26, 2010 at 5:09 PM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #519596Participant[quote=briansd1]It’s too easy to say that everyone is to blame so let’s start fresh. Something children would say.[/quote]Oh, and I didn’t say we should start fresh. You might have inferred that, but all I said was things need to change. It is naive to think there’s some way to do a do-over.
We could start with major lobby and fundraising reform. Something to keep all this BS out of bills too.
That said, I don’t want to send this down a political discussion rat hole, so how about not replying to me even if I’m totally wrong. I just wanted to explain myself.
ParticipantSo you have $50K ready to go? I thought you just bought a house. How in the world did you pull that off? (rhetorical, I don’t expect you to answer).
Most first time buyers don’t have that lying around after they’ve closed escrow. Good for you.
Certainly ties back to my interest in the original post.
ParticipantSo you have $50K ready to go? I thought you just bought a house. How in the world did you pull that off? (rhetorical, I don’t expect you to answer).
Most first time buyers don’t have that lying around after they’ve closed escrow. Good for you.
Certainly ties back to my interest in the original post.
ParticipantSo you have $50K ready to go? I thought you just bought a house. How in the world did you pull that off? (rhetorical, I don’t expect you to answer).
Most first time buyers don’t have that lying around after they’ve closed escrow. Good for you.
Certainly ties back to my interest in the original post.
ParticipantSo you have $50K ready to go? I thought you just bought a house. How in the world did you pull that off? (rhetorical, I don’t expect you to answer).
Most first time buyers don’t have that lying around after they’ve closed escrow. Good for you.
Certainly ties back to my interest in the original post.
ParticipantSo you have $50K ready to go? I thought you just bought a house. How in the world did you pull that off? (rhetorical, I don’t expect you to answer).
Most first time buyers don’t have that lying around after they’ve closed escrow. Good for you.
Certainly ties back to my interest in the original post.
February 26, 2010 at 4:43 PM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #518664ParticipantNo really, they all suck. This has nothing to do with the little bitch slap Obama gave McCain yesterday.
They all work on the behalf of special interests and there’s too much money passing hands. The closest it comes to benefiting the “people” might be that it makes the people they might be working for richer.
Yes, I suppose a rapist is proportionally better than a murderer, but they’re both disgusting vile people.
(and I’m not saying politicians equate with anything like that, even though many of them might border on being criminally unethical.)
February 26, 2010 at 4:43 PM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #518806ParticipantNo really, they all suck. This has nothing to do with the little bitch slap Obama gave McCain yesterday.
They all work on the behalf of special interests and there’s too much money passing hands. The closest it comes to benefiting the “people” might be that it makes the people they might be working for richer.
Yes, I suppose a rapist is proportionally better than a murderer, but they’re both disgusting vile people.
(and I’m not saying politicians equate with anything like that, even though many of them might border on being criminally unethical.)
February 26, 2010 at 4:43 PM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #519238ParticipantNo really, they all suck. This has nothing to do with the little bitch slap Obama gave McCain yesterday.
They all work on the behalf of special interests and there’s too much money passing hands. The closest it comes to benefiting the “people” might be that it makes the people they might be working for richer.
Yes, I suppose a rapist is proportionally better than a murderer, but they’re both disgusting vile people.
(and I’m not saying politicians equate with anything like that, even though many of them might border on being criminally unethical.)
February 26, 2010 at 4:43 PM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #519332ParticipantNo really, they all suck. This has nothing to do with the little bitch slap Obama gave McCain yesterday.
They all work on the behalf of special interests and there’s too much money passing hands. The closest it comes to benefiting the “people” might be that it makes the people they might be working for richer.
Yes, I suppose a rapist is proportionally better than a murderer, but they’re both disgusting vile people.
(and I’m not saying politicians equate with anything like that, even though many of them might border on being criminally unethical.)
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