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Currently the Administration is considering allocating 30B of the funds to small Banks to help shore them up (they need it in light of the stress from Commercial RE in their portfolios) and open up and extend credit to small businesses.
You gotta love that Geithner guy repeating the "back from the brink" mantra...
"After stabilizing our economy and steering it back from the brink this past year...” said Treasury secretary Timothy Geithner.
It's especially humorous when followed by this in the same excerpt:
"An estimated 4.5m homeowners are “on the brink” of losing their homes, according to Mike Dawson, Freddie Mac’s (FRE: 1.20 -0.83%) vice president of deal and contract management, who spoke Monday at the American Securitization Forum (ASF) 2010."
Evidently, Mr. Geither doesn't realize that when the administration "brought the economy back from the brink," they left a whole lot of homeowners (and unemployed workers) behind AT the brink.
Yes, they keep trying to snow us, and it's not working any more.
lol..."there's no whining in Baseball" (You've really got to decipher that one. I see quotes, but don't get it or know who said it, aside from you. Moreso, I wasn't whining and I'm not playing baseball???)
Bob, seriously...you're actually crying about that little shot at a SC (Wally. I'm an old-timer not up on all your abbreviations!) that's supposed to be "above politics" from a President who "is a politician"....lol Next you're going to tell us how upset you are with FDR for draping the Great Depression around Hoovers neck <---inference alert!!...lol (Not at all.
Are you under some stress Wally? I'm getting a bit concerned.)
I digress...it is unfortunate we can have no further objective conversation regarding the State of the Union, as I now recognize my inability to have reasonable discourse with a closed mind. (If you'd decipher your abbreviated shortcuts this "closed mind" would open and respond.)
Adeu (Adieu!)
...lol (Sad actually, but you have a nice day and remember..it's spelled Prozac when you see your pharmacist. Just a calculated guess actually as it's a bit out of my field, but persecutory delusions may be your problem. It can be brought on by this sort of behavior>>> Y'know...gamma rays, the sunlight and conductive aluminum foil. A recipe for problems my friend. Can play Hell with ye olde cerebral cortex.
lol...I could spell it your way but why when mine was correct? (Subtlety, you're definitely slipping, you missed the Catalan reference (http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/translation/Catalan/adeu - broken link).)
You can spell Adieu but not excellence... Impressive
SC would be Supreme Court, and while it may be extremely unsettling for you to hear a President make mention of something they've done that he isn't pleased with at a State of the Union address - he was neither the first and I doubt will be the last to do so....I'm betting you already knew that "old timer"
ok...surprise me...come back and opt for an insult over intelligent discourse...lol
1. SC is NOT SupremeCourt. The Supreme Court of Madagasgar maybe, if they have one, but for abbreviations HERE...in the good olde US of A it would be a choice of two:
USSC = United States Supreme Court
or
SCOTUS = Supreme Court of the United States Got it sport?
2. Hanks is a punk. Never saw a movie he made and wouldn't and your comment still makes no sense in the context you used it, but it's your choice and your right.
3. The best is the baiting your hook with this:
Quote:
lol...I could spell it your way but why when mine was correct? (Subtlety, you're definitely slipping, you missed the Catalan reference (http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/translation/Catalan/adeu - broken link).)
You can spell Adieu but not excellence... Impressive
You appear to have a good time playing with yourself as you continually are laughing out loud. In this instance, I missed nothing. It was you who were oblivious to the obvious. If I'd wanted to correct YOUR spelling I would have done so, but instead I allowed your arcane usage and added my correct version alongside...without comment.So who is missing the subtleties now Wally? You play checkers, I play chess.
In any event I weary of your little games of back and forth childsplay and shall end my participation as it wastes time.
Feel free to continue abusing yourself in solitary pleasure. Bye-bye now...
1. SC is NOT SupremeCourt. The Supreme Court of Madagasgar maybe, if they have one, but for abbreviations HERE...in the good olde US of A it would be a choice of two:
USSC = United States Supreme Court
or
SCOTUS = Supreme Court of the United States Got it sport?
2. Hanks is a punk. Never saw a movie he made and wouldn't and your comment still makes no sense in the context you used it, but it's your choice and your right.
3. The best is the baiting your hook with this:
You appear to have a good time playing with yourself as you continually are laughing out loud. In this instance, I missed nothing. It was you who were oblivious to the obvious. If I'd wanted to correct YOUR spelling I would have done so, but instead I allowed your arcane usage and added my correct version along side...without comment.So who is missing the subtleties now Wally? You play checkers, I play chess.
In any event I weary of your little games of back and forth childsplay (http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/childsplay - broken link) and shall end my participation as it wastes time.
Feel free to continue abusing yourself in solitary pleasure. Bye-bye now...
lol...sure you play chess, mate...sure you do.
child's play...lol And it should be "as you are continually laughing out loud." ~nevermind
You seem rather well versed in persecutory delusions...lol, the President was talking about the Supreme Court.
At a town hall meeting in Nashua, New Hampshire, Mr. President Obama gave the American people a lecture on weathering the financial storm:
Quote:
"When times are tough, you tighten your belts. You don't go buying a boat when you can barely pay your mortgage. You don't blow a bunch of cash on Vegas when you're trying to save for college."
Try lookin' in the mirror and waving your finger in your own face dummy:
'When times are tough Mr. President, you tighten your belt and stop spending. You don't go out and create a massive new bureaucracy whose costs will dwarf what you have now. You fix what's broken and work with what you have. You don't make a phony commitment to cutting spending by exempting the social programs that spend most of OUR money.'Duhh!
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