qliveur
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- Mar 25, 2007
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are a drop in the bucket.bush tax cuts for the wealthy
Both parties have failed miserably, and they both have to go.
are a drop in the bucket.bush tax cuts for the wealthy
it's bipartisan fuckery.Thank you Tea Party and Republicans in general, for being asshats.
it's bipartisan fuckery.
the Democrats could have resolved the entire debt ceiling debacle by raising it when they controlled both houses of congress, but purposefully didn't because they wanted the Republicans to be forced to.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiA--Nj8eEI
they also could have actually put up a fight on not extending the Bush tax cuts, insisting on tax increases, and reformed filibuster use in the Senate to get all of that accomplished, but I don't believe the Democrats have met a cause they're not willing to surrender on.
...also, why the fuck do we care what S&P--the company that repeatedly gave AAA ratings to AIG, Lehmans, Bear Stearns, Frannie/Freddie, DESPITE the repeated warnings from many, many sources, over several years before their collapse?
why does what they say matter any more?
You're completely misinterpreting his intentions. Mr. Reid realizes the danger of the one party system, and him aware the competitive spirit that two parties in fair opposition creates, decided to wait so that the interests of all of America could be reached.
What is the historical default rate for corporate and municipal security issues rated AAA?
Have you done your research?
You didn't answer my question.WTF? They didn't do their research, which is why they took the money and gave the AAA rating. It's called a scam which is what the rating agencies did to help the mortgage securities collapse. Alan Greenspan is on the record saying he didn't know what was in those mortgage backed securities. If the regulators didn't know what was in them, you're telling me S&P could magically tell me they were AAA? Bull shit.
Even the rating agencies admitted they fucked up when they downgraded their AAA ratings to "junk" status.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-...ressure-by-goldman-ubs-levin-report-says.html
You didn't answer my question.
What is the historical default rate for corporate and municipal security issues rated AAA?
Thank you Tea Party and Republicans in general, for being asshats.
Ah, the land of manipulated currency, "fancy" accounting practices, empty cities, massive inflation...
Time to go learn Mandarin.
Are you sure you're talking about China?
So this means we are going to do something about our debt right?
Nearly 15 percent of the U.S. population relied on food stamps in May, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
We have quite a few problems around here.![]()
Nearly 15 percent of the U.S. population relied on food stamps in May, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
We have quite a few problems around here.![]()
The highest concentration of food stamp users were in California, Florida, New York and Texas -- where more than 3 million residents in each state received food stamps in May.
Yep, it's all the fault of those damn Southern states.![]()
Poorest isn't everything. We Southerners have pride and dignity. I bet half the New Yorkers and Californians collecting food stamps drive BMWs.
Yep, it's all the fault of those damn Southern states.![]()
O really? The states with the most residents (by far) also have the most food stamp users???
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Highest CONCENTRATION.![]()
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