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Misty » 09 Dec 2016 3:50 pm » wrote: Good. Maybe you should spend some time trying to figure out what it is that crawled up your *** and died recently.
You are one cranky SOB.

i'm just using the miss marxist scortched earth policy

Liberal Forum Sucks » 09 Dec 2016 6:27 pm » wrote:i'm just using the miss marxist scortched earth policy

Don't be a copy cat.

Misty » 09 Dec 2016 3:50 pm » wrote: Good. Maybe you should spend some time trying to figure out what it is that crawled up your *** and died recently.
You are one cranky SOB.

It was a gerbil with a nose ring.

Candidate Trump campaigns against Wall Street.
Elected Trump puts Wall Street in charge of the American economy.

Classic bait and switch.

Huey » 09 Dec 2016 7:12 pm » wrote:It was a gerbil with a nose ring.

Ouch! that's gotta hurt.

Misty » 09 Dec 2016 7:10 pm » wrote: Don't be a copy cat.

man i love this ignore..............i have triple the fan mail i ever had even on a good day................flies are trying to eat a pile of **** and they caint......., and i don't read it...hahahahah......so liberating and exciting i'm creamin the sreenin

Misty » 09 Dec 2016 3:31 pm » wrote: No Puss, you know what's TRULY weird?

What's absolutely routine on this board is that you'll ignore my point.

That we will soon have a POTUS who bragged about how because he's a 'star' he can sexually assault women.
And that the perks of owning beauty pageants is that he gets to go into the dressing rooms where the women are changing and leer at them.
When it comes to women, this guy makes Bubba look like an amateur.

You're incapable of telling the truth.

Trump groped a few women, assuming they're telling the truth. Two were lying. And oh my, he "leered at one."

Bill Clinton has three times been accused of violent rape, biting Juanita Broadrick's lip to subdue her.

Absolutely nothing Trump has been accused of holds a candle to that.

Misty » 09 Dec 2016 3:37 pm » wrote: Any idiot could see that there was a HUGE bubble in the housing market where basically all people had to do to get a mortgage was sign their name.
The lenders invented all kinds of exotic mortgages and people with no money for down payments, and bad credit histories were given loans without even an income check.
WTF did you think was going to happen?

Yes, the Democrat Party is to blame for the Financial Freeze, as even the key reporter for the liberal NY Times admitted in a book he co-wrote.
Liars like you claim otherwise.

Almost no one predicted a financial crisis. I knew there was a bubble, but just figured it would peak and deflate on its own.

The only dramatic rise has probably been the one that took place in your pants.
Congratulations Puss.
I guess your dick finally got hard.

.

Oh my, the smear artist is lying again, cutting out a key part of my post that made it an obvious joke.

Psychopath.

Termin8tor » 09 Dec 2016 7:44 pm » wrote:Yes, the Democrat Party is to blame for the Financial Freeze...

Save that hogwash for someone who believes it.
The majority of the bad loans were made between 2004 and 2006 when W was pushing his home ownership agenda really hard.
Yet you continue to absolve him of any blame, because you are a partisan hack.

Bush even gave low income people grants to be able to buy homes.
It was called the American Dream Downpayment Act of 2003.
It authorized $200 million dollars in grants for the fiscal year 2004.

Trump has been spouting a new slogan at his Victory Tour rallies: "Two simple rules...buy American and hire American."

Looks like he broke one of his own simple rules....again.

Trump won approval to hire 64 foreign workers for his Mar-a-Lago resort through the federal government’s H-2B visa program.

He's also giving them a cut in pay from last year even though for many people wage growth has started to accelerate and annual raises reached 2.5 percent for the 12 months ending in November.

Trump again hires foreign workers for Mar-a-Lago

CareerSource Palm Beach County, a nonprofit job placement agency, says it knows plenty of American citizens willing to work at Mar-a-Lago.

“We have hundreds of qualified candidates and hundreds of job orders for various hospitality positions such as servers, chefs, cooks, bartenders, housekeeping, guest services, spa services, recreation, maintenance and more,” CareerSource spokesman Tom Veenstra said.

While Mar-a-Lago asks the federal government for dozens of H-2B visas every tourist season, the private club has asked CareerSource for help finding a local employee only once in the past decade, Veenstra said.

That was a 2015 request for a single banquet server.

So the champion of working class Americans hired one American worker in 10 years.

Maybe he is going to atone for past sins.

Misty...we have a shortage of progs here.


Could you please help?

Misty » 09 Dec 2016 8:56 pm » wrote:
Save that hogwash for someone who believes it.

"Someone" like the WSJ, IBD, Forbes, National Review, American Spectator, almost all Repubs and even the NY Times lead reporter on the issue?

To name just a few.

Who's on your side other than the usual collection of liberal-left incompetents and liars?

The majority of the bad loans were made between 2004 and 2006 when W was pushing his home ownership agenda really hard.

Bush played a small role, but the worst damage was done under Clinton, worsened over time as buyers with good credit slowly learned of the deals bad credit buyers were getting, and demanded the same for themselves.

Yet you continue to absolve him of any blame, because you are a partisan hack.

A blatant, repeated lie because I have NEVER absolved Bush of all blame. I have always attributed some blame to him.

But it is literally impossible for Bush to have done that much damage that quickly, and further, he many times tried to reform Fannie Mae and liberal lending policies only to be unanimously obstructed by Democrats including then Senator Obama, as conservatives have documented over and over and over and over.

Met by your endless lies and dissembling, you utter hack.

Possible Trump appointee (Allen West) scrubs Facebook post after fantasizing about ‘exterminating’ Muslims

The editor of a website belonging to a former Florida congressman under consideration for a position in the Trump administration was forced to issue a apology on Sunday after deleting a meme calling for the extermination of Muslims that was posted on his Facebook page.

Saturday, Michele Hickford, editor-in-chief on allenbwest.com issued an apology for the image of President-elect Donald Trump’s potential defense secretary, retired Gen. James “Mad Dog” Mattis
Included in the picture were the lines: “Fired by Obama to please the Muslims. Hired by Trump to exterminate them.”

Termin8tor » 10 Dec 2016 10:10 am » wrote:"Someone" like the WSJ, IBD, Forbes, National Review, American Spectator, almost all Repubs and even the NY Times lead reporter on the issue?
To name just a few.
Who's on your side other than the usual collection of liberal-left incompetents and liars?

Everybody but right wing flying monkeys like you.

Termin8tor » 10 Dec 2016 10:10 am » wrote:Bush played a small role, but the worst damage was done under Clinton.....

Clinton was not the POTUS between 2004 and 2006 when the majority of the bad loans were made.

Termin8tor » 10 Dec 2016 10:10 am » wrote:A blatant, repeated lie because I have NEVER absolved Bush of all blame. I have always attributed some blame to him.

Yeah. You said he 'played a small role' which is a bunch of ****.
I have posted the video many times of the speeches that Bush gave pushing lenders to give mortgages to people with 'no money for down payments' and 'bad credit histories' his words, not mine.
There are none so blind as those who will not see.

The president-elect has attended only a handful of intelligence briefings in the past month, and says it's no big deal— but Donald Trump and future White House Chief Strategist Steven Bannon's far-right-wing media arm once criticized President Obama for the same.

Trump opined on Twitter (stated as "Fact") in September 2014 that Obama "does not read his intelligence briefings..." and mocked the president as "Too busy I guess!"

Not only was Trump's claim without merit, it was based on a dubious report from the conservative Government Accountability Institute — which was co-founded by Bannon.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/tru ... gs-n694631

This man is incapable of telling the truth.

Misty » 11 Dec 2016 4:52 pm » wrote:Clinton was not the POTUS between 2004 and 2006 when the majority of the bad loans were made.

WHOA... are you actually claiming Bush made those loans, or was somehow responsible for them?

Misty » 11 Dec 2016 4:52 pm » wrote: I have posted the video many times of the speeches that Bush gave pushing lenders to give mortgages to people with 'no money for down payments' and 'bad credit histories' his words, not mine.
There are none so blind as those who will not see.

Yea, Bush was an idiot. But you're also ignoring the 17 TIMES Bush told Congress to do their jobs and regulate Wall Street.
You also ignore people like Barney Frank responding to those demands, by saying there was no housing bubble and he wanted to "roll the dice".

Misty » 11 Dec 2016 4:57 pm » wrote:This man is incapable of telling the truth.

I just showed you that you were wrong. Now let's see if you're capable of admitting the truth.

Another Trump lie. And his team is as bad as him.
He said he won in a 'landsllide' and has described his win as a 'major victory.'
Now he says that he won in one of the biggest Electoral College victories in history.


Landslide Donald

Misty » 11 Dec 2016 4:52 pm » wrote: Everybody but right wing flying monkeys like you.

I even have the key NY Times reporter on my side, as well as every business/ Economics publication in the country.

Who do you have, other than a couple moonbat sources and the usual collection of Democrat liars?

Clinton was not the POTUS between 2004 and 2006 when the majority of the bad loans were made.

It takes years for the momentum to build for that kind of crisis, and the worst damage was done when Clinton was president.

But you're a dishonest political hack who will tell blatant lies forever rather than admit what's widely accepted.

Yeah. You said he 'played a small role' which is a bunch of ****.
I have posted the video many times of the speeches that Bush gave pushing lenders to give mortgages to people with 'no money for down payments' and 'bad credit histories' his words, not mine.
There are none so blind as those who will not see.

You think a few speeches determines what banks will do, Dim?

No, it took decades of expansion of liberal lending policies and bullying of banks by Democrats, but the key years were under Clinton.

Misty » 11 Dec 2016 4:52 pm » wrote: Clinton was not the POTUS between 2004 and 2006 when the majority of the bad loans were made.

Yeah. You said he 'played a small role' which is a bunch of ****.
I have posted the video many times of the speeches that Bush gave pushing lenders to give mortgages to people with 'no money for down payments' and 'bad credit histories' his words, not mine.
There are none so blind as those who will not see.

You're almost certainly the worst lying shill for the Democrat on the board.

These are two of the most astute minds on Economics and related policy.

Are the Clintons the Real Housing-Crash Villains?

by LARRY KUDLOW & STEPHEN MOORE

....The seeds of the mortgage meltdown were planted during Bill Clinton’s presidency. Under his HUD secretary Andrew Cuomo, Community Reinvestment Act regulators gave banks higher ratings for home loans made in “credit-deprived” areas. Banks were effectively rewarded for throwing out sound underwriting standards and writing loans to those who were at high risk of defaulting. If banks didn’t comply with these rules, regulators reined in their ability to expand lending and deposits. These new HUD rules lowered down payments from the traditional 20 percent to 3 percent by 1995 and to 0 percent by 2000. What’s more, within Bill Clinton’s push to issue home loans to lower-income borrowers, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac made it common practice to virtually end credit documentation, low credit scores were disregarded, and income and job histories were thrown aside. Under Bill Clinton, the phrase “subprime” became commonplace. What an understatement.
.....Next, the Clinton administration’s rules ordered taxpayer-backed Fannie and Freddie to expand their quotas of risky loans from 30 percent of portfolio to 50 percent as part of a big push to expand home ownership. Fannie and Freddie were securitizing these home loans and offering 100 percent taxpayer guarantees of repayment. So now taxpayers were on the hook for these risky, low-down-payment loans.
Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/4 ... h-villains