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In what way?Why YES IT DOES.
The House didn't choose to vote it down. The speaker chose to not bring it up for a vote if the bipartisan border security was in it.In what way?
Last I heard it was the Republicans who would not pass the Border bill.
But by all means, take it out on the Democrats, especially the bipartisan Senate Bill which the house chose to vote down.
HR 2 is readyThe House didn't choose to vote it down. The speaker chose to not bring it up for a vote if the bipartisan border security was in it.
The speaker wouldnt let the house vote on it....
BECAUSE the Speaker knew a few republicans would vote for it, and with the democrats, it would pass....and...
The speaker was threatened by the Trumper acolytes like Gaetz's group, that they would expel the Speaker from his seat, if he brought it to the floor for a vote.
So what?he just got them to loan him money, partly by lying and fraudulently...greatly exaggerating his assets, while all other businesses vying for a good loan, did not lie and colossally exaggerate their assets... because they followed the law....
So you just double down on stupid and refuse to admit that many crimes have no victim
Who is the victim in a drug or prostitution arrest?
And of top of that, look at the penalties!And you're being stupid comparing traffic law to this case.
Drunk driving and speeding pose actual dangers to the safety of the public. Over stating the worth of a property doesn't.
And drug laws are changing as we speak. And IMO prostitution isn;t a crime either.
Real Estate fraud hurtsAnd you're being stupid comparing traffic law to this case.
Drunk driving and speeding pose actual dangers to the safety of the public. Over stating the worth of a property doesn't.
And drug laws are changing as we speak. And IMO prostitution isn;t a crime either.
And of top of that, look at the penalties!
1) Speeding, and thus running the risk of causing an accident, including a fatal one: a ticket of $100 or $200. (I personally wouldn’t know how much.)
2) Overstating assets for a loan, and then repaying that loan, by which the lender made a fortune and had no complaints: $350 million and prevented from doing business for three years, and your kids too!
These North Korean tactics of the libs have to stop.
Where is the vixtim Gerbals?Real Estate fraud hurts
The 2008 Stock Market collapse was a result of fraudulent Real Estate valuations
Trump took price valuations to an extreme and paid a price for it
?Where is the vixtim Gerbals?
Oh so now your BS is Trump was causung a Housing Bubble.Real Estate fraud hurts
The 2008 Stock Market collapse was a result of fraudulent Real Estate valuations
Trump took price valuations to an extreme and paid a price for it
Oh so now your BS is Trump was causung a Housing Bubble.
I struggle with German GerbalsDo you struggle with English?
Real Estate fraud hurts
The 2008 Stock Market collapse was a result of fraudulent Real Estate valuations
Trump took price valuations to an extreme and paid a price for it
To be more specific, it was caused by the Dems insistence that everyone deserves to buy a house - “equity” - and allowed no-doc loans and other subpar lending. There were waitresses earning $30k who “qualified” for a $400,000 house.Wrong.
the 2008 crash was not caused by fraud but by a runaway real-estate market and easy credit
More ridiculous “Blame the poor” for a massive economic collapse that brought down the economy.To be more specific, it was caused by the Dems insistence that everyone deserves to buy a house - “equity” - and allowed no-doc loans and other subpar lending. There were waitresses earning $30k who “qualified” for a $400,000 house.
Blame the poor? Yes, they knew they couldn’t afford a house. Unless you think poor people are idiots.More ridiculous “Blame the poor” for a massive economic collapse that brought down the economy.
Follow the money
It was not the poor blindly speculating on a rampaging Real Estate market
I remember 2007-2008 and the Real Estate BubbleBlame the poor? Yes, they knew they couldn’t afford a house. Unless you think poor people are idiots.
Pfffft. That doesn’t mean poor people weren’t being approved for loans they couldn’t afford. They are as culpable as the lenders, unless of course you think poor people are dumb.I remember 2007-2008 and the Real Estate Bubble
For the first time in my life, I was getting multiple calls a day offering to buy my house at inflated prices.
Those calls weren’t being made by poor people
