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"They're all whores"

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Anonymous halfbreed said...

...If they weren't, what would they be doing in a whorehouse like D.C.?

7/17/08, 3:22 AM

Blogger icr said...

What, me worry?
http://www.city-journal.org/2008/eon0716ng.html
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Fannie and Freddie are just too big. The financial disaster that their failure would create, however, would mean near-certain depression, and the government’s alternative, a federal takeover that would mean increasing the national debt by half, is only slightly more attractive.
(...)

7/17/08, 6:27 PM

Anonymous testing99 said...

This particular scandal points towards more Democrats Steve.

It's because Dems control cities and big counties, NYC excepted, and thus the various graft-organizations that take advantage of Freddie and Fannie's $$$$.

Take, for example, the LA Redevelopment schemes pushed since, well Bradley. All that ties in to people like Ron Burkle and other connected guys leveraging the money from the Feds.

7/17/08, 7:50 PM

Blogger non de guerre said...

Steve,

In your efforts to expose Obama for the fraud he is, I'm surprised you haven't mentioned that his chief economic advisor is Robert Rubin.

As Clinton's Treasury Secretary, he led the effort to have the Depression-era Glass-Steagall Act overturned, which has allowed commercial banks to get involved in high-risk investment banking activities - a major cause of the current mortgage-backed securities and related derivatives fiasco. And as Chairman of Citi Group in recent years, he oversaw one of the biggest players - and losers - in the MBS/derivatives disaster. In short, Rubin is the comsummate Wall Street hustler.

His leading role in the Obama campaign certainly puts the lie to Obama's promises of meaningful "change".

7/17/08, 10:42 PM

Anonymous CJ said...

From an article by PrudentBear.com writer Martin Hutchison in the Asia Times entitled Financial collapse edges closer
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There can be no economic justification for the government guaranteeing the great majority of the nation's home mortgages, and the spurious "government-sponsored enterprise" structure of Fannie and Freddie merely hid the likely consequences of their default. Their senior employees have been paid as if they were counterparts of Wall Street high-flyers for performing a function that was economically entirely unnecessary, and they have survived for more than 50 years simply through their ability to offer lucrative consulting contracts to ex-congressmen and other politically well-connected people.

7/18/08, 12:22 AM

Anonymous Lucius Vorenus said...

Steve - at this point, may I assume that I'm not allowed to call Grover Norquist a t*w*lh**d?

[BTW, you guys at AmConMag and/or VDare aren't taking any money from him & his t*w*lh**d brothers, are you?]

7/18/08, 7:46 AM

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