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"The government has quite the tidy little deal going in terms of getting money out of large banking interests lately. The latest example was the $13B dollar “settlement” reached with JP Morgan. The deal is even sweeter for certain progressive interest groups.
Attorney General Eric Holder has created a multi-million dollar backdoor kickback for activist groups in the $13 billion JP Morgan Chase subprime loan deal recently settled, WND reports.
It appears the Obama administration has a strategy for reviving subprime mortgage lending by coercing banks to fund community organizing groups that may once more put low-income families into mortgages beyond their means."
Not seeing the problem here. JP Morgan settled for their sub prime misdeeds, and the money is being used to "to provide housing counseling, neighborhood stabilization, foreclosure prevention or similar programs."
This is just the latest rightwing outrage. You find something, manufacture a scandal, then when it's disproven you ignore reality, and just move on to another one. Then usually in a month or two you'll throw out references to the previous scandal as a talking point, knowing that the low information Fox watching base has no idea it was BS.
Not seeing the problem here. JP Morgan settled for their sub prime misdeeds, and the money is being used to "to provide housing counseling, neighborhood stabilization, foreclosure prevention or similar programs."
This is just the latest rightwing outrage. You find something, manufacture a scandal, then when it's disproven you ignore reality, and just move on to another one. Then usually in a month or two you'll throw out references to the previous scandal as a talking point, knowing that the low information Fox watching base has no idea it was BS.
Not seeing the problem here. JP Morgan settled for their sub prime misdeeds, and the money is being used to "to provide housing counseling, neighborhood stabilization, foreclosure prevention or similar programs."
This is just the latest rightwing outrage. You find something, manufacture a scandal, then when it's disproven you ignore reality, and just move on to another one. Then usually in a month or two you'll throw out references to the previous scandal as a talking point, knowing that the low information Fox watching base has no idea it was BS.
My insurance premiums nearly doubled, my deductibles increased so high that its not worth getting insurance and you say just outrage. You better damn well believe I am outraged. Oh I feel better, you said you would pay the difference.
My insurance premiums nearly doubled, my deductibles increased so high that its not worth getting insurance and you say just outrage. You better damn well believe I am outraged. Oh I feel better, you said you would pay the difference.
This is off topic but why don't you just keep buying the insurance you had before the ACA passed?
Not seeing the problem here. JP Morgan settled for their sub prime misdeeds, and the money is being used to "to provide housing counseling, neighborhood stabilization, foreclosure prevention or similar programs."
This is just the latest rightwing outrage. You find something, manufacture a scandal, then when it's disproven you ignore reality, and just move on to another one. Then usually in a month or two you'll throw out references to the previous scandal as a talking point, knowing that the low information Fox watching base has no idea it was BS.
Yeah, because that sounds like a great use of $13B...
You're right, it's all just manufactured outrage. Nothing wrong here.
Everything can instead be blamed on Fox and the tea party. Yeah, that's it!
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