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really? just the banks? the borrower has no responsibility when they sign for a loan they know they cant pay back? if the bank offered you a $700k loan, and you only made $50k per year, would you sign for the loan?
Yes, really just the banks... Those loans should never have been made in the first place...
Yes, really just the banks... Those loans should never have been made in the first place...
What a foolish statement. Are you not aware of the fact that the banks were forced to make those loans or would be sued...remember the law suit brought forth by Barak Obama and group to force loaning to unqualified people??
The Economic Freedom Act of 2010 -- introduced by Reps. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) and Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) -- proposes deep tax cuts favoring the wealthiest in America, a reduction in regulatory oversight and the elimination of a federal tax on the estates of millionaires, which will allow wealthy investors to escape taxes entirely on a significant portion of their income.
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Reality check-
Keeping tax rates where they are at now is not a "tax cut" for anyone.
Obama plans to RAISE TAXES on everyone as of January 1st for not only income, but through a variety of other means.
What a foolish statement. Are you not aware of the fact that the banks were forced to make those loans or would be sued...remember the law suit brought forth by Barak Obama and group to force loaning to unqualified people??
Where's the link to show Barack Obama was going to sue banks for not lending?...
Letting tax cuts expire is not raising taxes... Try not to spin the truth... Like Republicans usually do...
Really! Did you learn the same English language I did? When one's taxes rise (pay more $'s), meaning one pays more in taxes, I define that as "raising taxes." The way I was taught the English language and word definition, up means rising!
Clinton left a surplus... Bush left a deficit... after what we say the past 10 years... enough said...
Ooops! Ya got that backwards. There was a surplus when Clinton left...he didn't leave it...it was brought forth by the actions of Newt Gingrich and the Contract with America which elected all those "young Republicans" who straightened up the financial mess and created the surplus. Clinton tried to fight them and quickly realized he had better join them. That surplus was largely due to John Kasich and his Committee. Not Clinton.
I am so glad John Kasich is now running for governor of his state and is ahead in the polls and looks like he will win.
Ooops! Ya got that backwards. There was a surplus when Clinton left...he didn't leave it...it was brought forth by the actions of Newt Gingrich and the Contract with America which elected all those "young Republicans" who straightened up the financial mess and created the surplus. Clinton tried to fight them and quickly realized he had better join them. That surplus was largely due to John Kasich and his Committee. Not Clinton.
I am so glad John Kasich is now running for governor of his state and is ahead in the polls and looks like he will win.
If that were true... which it isn't... How did Bush and Cheney fare against those "young republicans"... they sure fixed things didn't they...
If that were true... which it isn't... How did Bush and Cheney fare against those "young republicans"... they sure fixed things didn't they...
Blinded by partisanship much?
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