i like that...
he is a fucking retard !!!
but you're correct... since he got into office our representatives have lost their fucking minds !!!!
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Ron Paul 2012!!! Your thoughts on who we should pick for our "Cause"?
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i like that...
he is a fucking retard !!!
but you're correct... since he got into office our representatives have lost their fucking minds !!!!
Rasmussen ought to try an electoral experiment. They should add somebody to the poll like Archie Bunker or Billo, add a lil' perspective.
I'd be lying if I said I wasn't proud of that one. lol
FHA provides 90% of loans. PMI insures all FHA loans. If the taxpayer payed what amounts to PMI, the millions of foreclosed homes around the country wouldn't be in hands of private banks.
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Paul returns to DC
Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) took a break from his presidential bid to pursue one of his favorite pastimes — criticizing the Federal Reserve.
Paul returned to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to question Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, who was appearing before the House Financial Services Committee to deliver his semiannual testimony.
The longtime central bank critic and author of End the Fed opened with a lengthy critique of the central banking system, which he maintained is a wrongheaded experiment that has fueled bubbles and bursts in the financial system.
"Nobody's smart enough to have central economic planning," he said. "Our time has come for serious discussion on monetary reform."
"The Fed's going to self-destruct eventually anyways," Paul added later.
He went on to criticize the Fed for its monetary policy, reiterating his longstanding desire for currency backed by hard assets like silver and gold. He pressed Bernanke on why existing fiat currency couldn't coexist with hard currency like silver.
"You love paper money. I believe money should be honest," he said.
Paul went so far as to hold up a silver ounce to Bernanke, explaining that that tangible item had appreciated in value to the point that what bought four gallons of gas in 2006 now could buy 11 gallons.
A bemused Bernanke listened to Paul's lengthy speech, finally responding with, "First of all, good to see you again."
He went on to say he would be willing to discuss the idea of a parallel currency with Paul in the future.
Before leaving shortly after concluding his exchange with the Fed chairman, Paul asked Bernanke if he purchased his own groceries. Bernanke said he did.
Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) took a break from his presidential bid to pursue one of his favorite pastimes — criticizing the Federal Reserve.
Paul returned to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to question Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, who was appearing before the House Financial Services Committee to deliver his semiannual testimony.
The longtime central bank critic and author of End the Fed opened with a lengthy critique of the central banking system, which he maintained is a wrongheaded experiment that has fueled bubbles and bursts in the financial system.
"Nobody's smart enough to have central economic planning," he said. "Our time has come for serious discussion on monetary reform."
"The Fed's going to self-destruct eventually anyways," Paul added later.
He went on to criticize the Fed for its monetary policy, reiterating his longstanding desire for currency backed by hard assets like silver and gold. He pressed Bernanke on why existing fiat currency couldn't coexist with hard currency like silver.
"You love paper money. I believe money should be honest," he said.
Paul went so far as to hold up a silver ounce to Bernanke, explaining that that tangible item had appreciated in value to the point that what bought four gallons of gas in 2006 now could buy 11 gallons.
A bemused Bernanke listened to Paul's lengthy speech, finally responding with, "First of all, good to see you again."
He went on to say he would be willing to discuss the idea of a parallel currency with Paul in the future.
Before leaving shortly after concluding his exchange with the Fed chairman, Paul asked Bernanke if he purchased his own groceries. Bernanke said he did.
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how much will it cost to put gold behind every dollar? ...buying gold using currency( not backed by gold) to back currency( not backed by gold ) hmmn ...will need twice as much money as already exists..so a pile of gold can gather dust
Obfuscation. As these loans continue to go belly up the taxpayer is on the hook for bailing them out.
New York Times
The bad news is that foreclosures continue at a record pace and, according to Case Shiller index, home prices continue to fall. Housing is nowhere near a bottom. Meaning more and more bailouts will be needed in the future since, heaven forbid a creditor take a loss. Losses are only for taxpayers.
Mortgage giant Fannie Mae asks government for almost $4.6 billion after posting 4Q loss
Given that government estimates are always wrong. I reckon the number will "unexpectedly" be much much higher.
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I take one of two things away from that. Either you think Obama is so weak that Bozo the Clown could beat him or that Americans are so mindless that they can't tell the difference.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/ht...017631274_ron_paul_campaign_claims_irreg.html
another "maine/iowa" in progress in washington
im not sure wich state carrol is refering to in this video ,but she sugguest the write -ins, are being thrown out.
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another "maine/iowa" in progress in washington
im not sure wich state carrol is refering to in this video ,but she sugguest the write -ins, are being thrown out.
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http://www.watchthevote2012.com/
hillary and benankie in 1 day
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The bromance is over. Ron Paul has a negative add for Mitt. Mitt's got a problem though. He's on board with the Blount amendment and that lost him the presidency. Mitt looks as whacked as Santorum and Romney's potential VP, VA Governor Bob McDonald is vaginal probe boy.
When Mitt said he didn't want anything to do with contraception between married couples, he was genuine - for the first time, if only for two seconds. It only took an hour to flip. I get why he said he misunderstood the question but it didn't float very well.
When Mitt said he didn't want anything to do with contraception between married couples, he was genuine - for the first time, if only for two seconds. It only took an hour to flip. I get why he said he misunderstood the question but it didn't float very well.
WT HECK IS THIS CRAP!
If you get an FHA, you have to front PMI. If the loan defaults, PMI pays the default. Obfuscation is your word. I gathered your other post suggests gub gets in housing and prices go through the roof. That didn't happen until we made bonds rates unattractive. All that potential bond money was too much for the housing industry because there weren't enough solvent buyers. All that activity spiked home values.
Home values may still be falling but that's not the same thing as covering default mortgages. My neighbor's default might have ramifications should I choose to sell my house sooner than later. I'm not helping pay off his default. Home values soared when inventories were comparatively low. Now, we have millions of homes with nobody in them. Lots of inventory and no buyers, another aspect that lowers home values.
I take one of two things away from that. Either you think Obama is so weak that Bozo the Clown could beat him or that Americans are so mindless that they can't tell the difference.
What I took is the guy with what, 10%? of his own party's support is polling as winning the presidency. Not unlike Congress polling in near, single digits yet individual congressmen poll in the 70 percentile, it's a head scratcher.
No PMI with FHA mortgages
By Don Taylor, Ph.D., CFA • Bankrate.com
For private loans you can get out of PMI by either putting the 20% down or by taking out a second "piggy back" loan 80/10/10 or 80/15/5.
It's easy as pie to get out of PMI and that's why no one pays it.
By Don Taylor, Ph.D., CFA • Bankrate.com
Not PMI insurance you just pay more points to get the FHA loan. Same thing as going to the loan shark. Defaults are eventually paid for by the taxpayer.
For private loans you can get out of PMI by either putting the 20% down or by taking out a second "piggy back" loan 80/10/10 or 80/15/5.
It's easy as pie to get out of PMI and that's why no one pays it.
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At this point.... i was going to vote for Dr Paul in my primary (which is proportional)... BUT
MI was proportional too, and Dr Paul didnt receive one delegate vote....
So perhaps my vote will be better spent (heard) voting for the Anti-Romney... As keeping Romney from reaching a majority is THE ONLY WAY Dr Paul wins the GOP nomination....
Dr Paul needs to run 3rd party to have any real effect on the country... pretty sure weakening Romney might be the best way to facilitate.
MI was proportional too, and Dr Paul didnt receive one delegate vote....
So perhaps my vote will be better spent (heard) voting for the Anti-Romney... As keeping Romney from reaching a majority is THE ONLY WAY Dr Paul wins the GOP nomination....
Dr Paul needs to run 3rd party to have any real effect on the country... pretty sure weakening Romney might be the best way to facilitate.
One of them added Tebow, and he kicked both candidates asses (being under 35, he is ineligible)
Even though he's only got 10% in the the poll you have to pick one or the other. My guess is that O is pretty weak. I still think he wins in November though.
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