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Comment on How many numbers in the policy number does Progressive, NationWide auto Insurance have? by ابراهيم السيد ابوزيد

ابراهيم السيد ابوزيد — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:13:42 +0000

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Comment on How can a Democrat read this article and not admit that this housing problem is Clinton’s fault? by Phade3

Phade3 — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 03:12:15 +0000

Sub prime lending and other similar business practices have been going for years. The victims are usually minorities and those who are not educated in personal finance and how interest rates work. When a lender “oks” a loan to someone with exorbitant interest rates the lender knows full well these people in all likelihood will not be able to pay that money back.

Someone making say $ 40,000 per year already in debt with bad credit does not qualify for a loan under normal non scrupulous intent. When people loan money to those who should not be approved, they are luring in their prey and setting them up for failure while reaping the monetary rewards.

In any inner city in America you will find pawn shops, pay day loan places and rent to own places and these establishments are taking advantage of less fortunate or financially uneducated people to turn a buck. It’s been happening for decades now and it finally caught u with us.

I agree with everything in the post by #468 ! You hit the nail on the head !

Comment on How can a Democrat read this article and not admit that this housing problem is Clinton’s fault? by Sandy

Sandy — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 02:39:31 +0000

Who deregulated the banks? And additionally who was in charge of Congress at the time? The REPUBLICANS. No one has ever stated that it was only one party’s fault in this but the Republicans also had their fair share of the responsibility too. Additionally, the current administration didn’t even enforce the remaining regulations which would have stopped the banks from being able to over extend themselves to the point of collapse. They have also said that 80% of the sub-prime loans are still being paid and are in fine shape so if the banks hadn’t over extended themselves we wouldn’t be in this mess.

Comment on How can a Democrat read this article and not admit that this housing problem is Clinton’s fault? by ritchwilliams

ritchwilliams — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 01:52:19 +0000

You’re kidding, right? The absolute last thing the democrats will EVER admit is the fact that this situation falls squarely and unequivocally into the laps of Carter, Clinton and Barney Frank. Their game plan, supported gleefully by the MSM, is to blame republicans. Need more proof? The first house bill failed by 22 votes. They blamed republicans for thwarting their efforts to ‘save America’ despite the fact that some 98 democrats voted against the bill. 98 democrats voted against a bill that lost by 22 votes! And they’re blaming republicans? Nancy and the crue are nothing if not rabidly self interested.

But it’s working. Despite the fact that the congressional approval rating is in the single digits for the first time in history, despite the fact that the democratic congress has broken their own proud record for disapproval three times, they still stand to gain seats in November. That is freakin’ amazing. The democrat approval rating is around 9 percent and they’ll pick up seats. Incredible. And they STILL blame republicans! And people believe them. Astounding.

Comment on How can a Democrat read this article and not admit that this housing problem is Clinton’s fault? by HAZNOSTIC

HAZNOSTIC — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 01:48:38 +0000

Then the Savings and Loan scandals of the 1980s and 1990s was Reagan and bush’s fault ! Now there, everybody has someone to blame !

Comment on If someone relieved that the Lions do not play four weeks? by Eric M

Eric M — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 01:38:48 +0000

Why not? I don’t want to wait another week to see if the Lions can shape up to be the 2007 Dolphins.

Comment on How can a Democrat read this article and not admit that this housing problem is Clinton’s fault? by diana1b

diana1b — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 00:55:46 +0000

It is easy to come to the conclusion that this whole mess can be laid at the feet of the people that took out the loans, the lenders that gave them, Clinton for signing a bad law, and Phil “nation of whiners” Gramm for writing that same bad law.
There is enough blame to go around for everyone to claim a piece of it. Pointing a finger at one individual may be a great ego booster for the anti-Clinton crowd, but it hardly gives an overall and balanced picture of how we got into this economic mess to begin with.
It is my belief we need to stop looking for people to blame, all we have to do is look into the national mirror. Now it is time to take definitive action to remedy the problems.

Comment on If someone relieved that the Lions do not play four weeks? by yoak

yoak — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 00:48:29 +0000

Definitely glad the Lions have a bye week. The league should allow them to count this as a “W” because their defense isn’t getting obliterated.

San Fran by 10 over New Orleans
New York by 3 over Arizona
Cleveland by 9 over Cincinnati
Tampa Bay by 10 over Green Bay
Atlanta by 6 over Carolina
Tennessee by 7 over Minnesota
Jacksonville by 13 over Houston
Denver by 17 over Kansas City
Buffalo by 20 over St. Louis
San Diego by 10 over Oakland
Washington by 6 over Dallas
Philadelphia by 9 over Chicago
Baltimore by 7 over Pittsburgh

Comment on If someone relieved that the Lions do not play four weeks? by freeek

freeek — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 00:06:08 +0000

they can’t lose

Comment on If someone relieved that the Lions do not play four weeks? by John G

John G — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 00:01:39 +0000

i am a sadist so i enjoy watching the lions- it gives me another thing to complain about come monday-also if they were a playoff team and losing i would be more disappointed than them being a loser team and losing