Republicans holding hands withs big banks.

moreluck

golden ticket member
"Gee, I wonder why, mmmmm, maybe its because they got caught red handed screwing people over and being one of the major contributers to the worlds financial demise. "

One of the major contibutors to the financial fiasco we are in are the damn Demonic-rats thinking everybody should have a home....including all those who can't afford one too.

Barney Frank & Maxine Waters both assuring all of America that friend.M and friend.M. were both strong and solid. Liars, both of them. How come we can't prosecute people like them? Idiots! :knockedout:
 

unionman

Well-Known Member
"Gee, I wonder why, mmmmm, maybe its because they got caught red handed screwing people over and being one of the major contributers to the worlds financial demise. "

One of the major contibutors to the financial fiasco we are in are the damn Demonic-rats thinking everybody should have a home....including all those who can't afford one too.

Barney Frank & Maxine Waters both assuring all of America that friend.M and friend.M. were both strong and solid. Liars, both of them. How come we can't prosecute people like them? Idiots! :knockedout:

Goldman took advantage of the Democrats trying to get low income people into houses and created Morgage backed securities. What does that have to do with banks giving somebody that works at McDonalds a 150,000 dollar loan?
 

unionman

Well-Known Member
A hardcore left liberal spreading lies...never.:wink2:

So are you going to post a link to the original message?
Here is the rest of the email from Organizing America email. See, I don't lie..............................................
With American families struggling in the wake of a crippling financial crisis, they want to know that Washington is doing something to protect consumers from exploitation at the hands of the big banks that got us into this mess.

The Senate bill that Republicans are blocking will provide the strongest consumer financial protections in history, while ensuring that American taxpayers are never again forced to bail out a Wall Street firm "too big to fail."

Sadly, instead of working to debate and revise the bill, Republicans in the Senate are teaming up with the big banks. In fact, press reports confirm that Republican leaders have been meeting privately all month with Wall Street executives, plotting to weaken the bill. With their votes, it appears they're intent on carrying out that plan.

But President Obama has made it clear that any reform bill that doesn't go far enough to rein in the big banks is not acceptable. He's counting on us to speak up.
 

Blizzard

Well-Known Member
True that Democrats can do the Kabuki dance too, but to watch those Goldman guys with "deer in the headlight looks" get MF'ed by the panel was priceless.

And afterwards they all went out with the same congressman for drinks and laughed about it. It's all a game my gullible friend.
 

moreluck

golden ticket member
If they are here illegally as felons, they should get sent back.........there's a correct way to come to this country and they want to cheat and take a shortcut.....NO NO No No!!
 

unionman

Well-Known Member
If they are here illegally as felons, they should get sent back.........there's a correct way to come to this country and they want to cheat and take a shortcut.....NO NO No No!!

How are you going to do that in California? There are more of them than you.
 

Blizzard

Well-Known Member
Goldman took advantage of the Democrats trying to get low income people into houses and created Morgage backed securities. What does that have to do with banks giving somebody that works at McDonalds a 150,000 dollar loan?

if our esteemed congressman have a problem with what goldman sachs did they really need to outlaw the act of shorting securities.
 
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