Does Anyone feel like Bailing

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Pat each other on the back if it makes you feel better.....thats a very constructive response as well.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Redux

Pat each other on the back if it makes you feel better.....thats a very constructive response as well.

Fuck off Partisan Demoncratic Mouth Piece. Peddle your snake oil somewhere else.

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Fuck off Partisan Demoncratic Mouth Piece. Peddle your snake oil somewhere else.

So you really dont want to discuss how to prevent future tax-payer ball-outs or sub-prime lending or high risk unregulated derivatives or fraudulent investment schemes.

Why am I not surprised.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Redux

So you really dont want to discuss how to prevent future tax-payer ball-outs or sub-prime lending or high risk unregulated derivatives or fraudulent investment schemes.

Why am I not surprised.

Your Demoncratic White House Packaged Talking Points have no merit. Take your Snake Oil Sales somewhere else.

If you want to discuss Sub-Prime Lending start with Barney Frank and the pressure of the Demoncrats in the late 1990's and then maybe we can talk.

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Your Demoncratic White House Packaged Talking Points have no merit. Take your Snake Oil Sales somewhere else.

If you want to discuss Sub-Prime Lending start with Barney Frank and the pressure of the Demoncrats in the late 1990's and then maybe we can talk.

In fact, it was the pressure of the Republican majority Congress in 1999, led by Phil Gramm in the Senate and Jim Leach and Tom Biley in the House (thus the Gramm-Leach-Biley Act) along with Clinton's acquiescence, that resulted in the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act that opened up the market to the abuses and excesses of the banks, securities companies and insurance companies that occurred in the early 2000s.

Barney Frank voted against it.