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Given that a lot of rightwingloons blame the financial meltdown on Fannie and Freddie, and given that Newt was a lobbyist/historian/adviser for Fannie and Freddie, it makes logical sense that his "advice" led to the financial collapse.
What was the advice he gave them?
Given that a lot of rightwingloons blame the financial meltdown on Fannie and Freddie, and given that Newt was a lobbyist/historian/adviser for Fannie and Freddie, it makes logical sense that his "advice" led to the financial collapse.
What was the advice he gave them?
Given that a lot of rightwingloons blame the financial meltdown on Fannie and Freddie, and given that Newt was a lobbyist/historian/adviser for Fannie and Freddie, it makes logical sense that his "advice" led to the financial collapse.
What was the advice he gave them?
Given that a lot of rightwingloons blame the financial meltdown on Fannie and Freddie, and given that Newt was a lobbyist/historian/adviser for Fannie and Freddie, it makes logical sense that his "advice" led to the financial collapse.
What was the advice he gave them?
That's quite a stretch.......
His advice was the exact opposite of what they did. He advised that it would lead to trouble to encourage those who could not qualify for loans to borrow money and become "home owners." That of course was what was encouraged by Barney Frank, Chris Dodd and all the other Democrats. and THAT is precisely what led to the toxic sub-prime mortgages with the crony bankers bundling them into shaky "derivatives." Then the inevitable happened when the borrowers could not pay and walked away from their rotten mortgages -- the bubble burst, and here we are.
Trying to blame this on Newt is the height of BS. No one is dumb enough to buy that.
Given that a lot of rightwingloons blame the financial meltdown on Fannie and Freddie, and given that Newt was a lobbyist/historian/adviser for Fannie and Freddie, it makes logical sense that his "advice" led to the financial collapse.
What was the advice he gave them?
His advice was the exact opposite of what they did. He advised that it would lead to trouble to encourage those who could not qualify for loans to borrow money and become "home owners." That of course was what was encouraged by Barney Frank, Chris Dodd and all the other Democrats. and THAT is precisely what led to the toxic sub-prime mortgages with the crony bankers bundling them into shaky "derivatives." Then the inevitable happened when the borrowers could not pay and walked away from their rotten mortgages -- the bubble burst, and here we are.
Trying to blame this on Newt is the height of BS. No one is dumb enough to buy that.
Given that a lot of rightwingloons blame the financial meltdown on Fannie and Freddie, and given that Newt was a lobbyist/historian/adviser for Fannie and Freddie, it makes logical sense that his "advice" led to the financial collapse.
What was the advice he gave them?
He did get paid for this so-called advise, 1.6 million, advise for what?? He is not making that very clear.
I think it would be interesting to see any written advice he gave them and question anyone that was receiving advice as to what he was saying.His advice was the exact opposite of what they did. He advised that it would lead to trouble to encourage those who could not qualify for loans to borrow money and become "home owners." That of course was what was encouraged by Barney Frank, Chris Dodd and all the other Democrats. and THAT is precisely what led to the toxic sub-prime mortgages with the crony bankers bundling them into shaky "derivatives." Then the inevitable happened when the borrowers could not pay and walked away from their rotten mortgages -- the bubble burst, and here we are.
Trying to blame this on Newt is the height of BS. No one is dumb enough to buy that.
He did get paid for this so-called advise, 1.6 million, advise for what?? He is not making that very clear.
Listen to Laura Ingrams interview with Newt on this subject, I don't think he caused it, but he sure did not stop it either, it sounds to me like he was a lobbyist telling others which Republican congressmen to talk to to promote Freddie and Fannie, that's a lobbyist to me but through the back door. I am suspicious and so is Laura.
Newt Gingrich | Freddie Mac | Fannie Mae | The Daily Caller
Given that a lot of rightwingloons blame the financial meltdown on Fannie and Freddie, and given that Newt was a lobbyist/historian/adviser for Fannie and Freddie, it makes logical sense that his "advice" led to the financial collapse.
What was the advice he gave them?
I know that, you know that...but the rightwigloons have been all over this board insisting the meltdown was caused by Fannie and Freddie. Newt advised them during the crucial years.Given that a lot of rightwingloons blame the financial meltdown on Fannie and Freddie, and given that Newt was a lobbyist/historian/adviser for Fannie and Freddie, it makes logical sense that his "advice" led to the financial collapse.
What was the advice he gave them?
Fannie and Freddie had very little to do with the "meltdown". Watch conservatives flip flop on this if Newt becomes the candidate..and fall in line with reality.
His advice was the exact opposite of what they did. He advised that it would lead to trouble to encourage those who could not qualify for loans to borrow money and become "home owners." That of course was what was encouraged by Barney Frank, Chris Dodd and all the other Democrats. and THAT is precisely what led to the toxic sub-prime mortgages with the crony bankers bundling them into shaky "derivatives." Then the inevitable happened when the borrowers could not pay and walked away from their rotten mortgages -- the bubble burst, and here we are.
Trying to blame this on Newt is the height of BS. No one is dumb enough to buy that.
Given that a lot of rightwingloons blame the financial meltdown on Fannie and Freddie, and given that Newt was a lobbyist/historian/adviser for Fannie and Freddie, it makes logical sense that his "advice" led to the financial collapse.
What was the advice he gave them?
He did get paid for this so-called advise, 1.6 million, advise for what?? He is not making that very clear.
What advice did Newt give that wasn't taken?It's interesting to note that one person paid for advice to the F&F institution would be the result of the entire meltdown. No one else responsible? Banks, Congress, employees, corrupt lending policies, VIP's in the firms? Regulations, no regulations... Just one person No one but Newt.
And all he did was give advice that wasn't taken but isn't disputed. This is really far reaching even for those who are thinking beyond the party politics.
Barney Frank et al. had more culpability but even he can't shoulder the entire responsibility.
Let's just think about this a bit.
Given that a lot of rightwingloons blame the financial meltdown on Fannie and Freddie, and given that Newt was a lobbyist/historian/adviser for Fannie and Freddie, it makes logical sense that his "advice" led to the financial collapse.
What was the advice he gave them?
how much blame on a scale of 100 would you assign F&F for the housing bubble? 10, 30, 50? 75? 90?
Given that a lot of rightwingloons blame the financial meltdown on Fannie and Freddie, and given that Newt was a lobbyist/historian/adviser for Fannie and Freddie, it makes logical sense that his "advice" led to the financial collapse.
What was the advice he gave them?
how much blame on a scale of 100 would you assign F&F for the housing bubble? 10, 30, 50? 75? 90?
So if she's wanting to blame Newt for the melt down then she must also blame freddie and Fannie and then she must blame democratic agenda, but she will never blame Newt because when she does she must also blame everything else she doesn't want to blame.
Getting rid of the Glass/Steagall Act led to the Financial Crisis which was the work of Republicans in Congress signed off by President Clinton.Given that a lot of rightwingloons blame the financial meltdown on Fannie and Freddie, and given that Newt was a lobbyist/historian/adviser for Fannie and Freddie, it makes logical sense that his "advice" led to the financial collapse.
What was the advice he gave them?
