Trig Palin is Actually Sarah's Grandson

[sealybobo]

did you wipe the foam off your mouth after you typed that?

Allie wants to address the issues. When it's about Rev. Wright, she doesn't mind, but now she wants to be the bigger person.

Hey, even notice the women that are anti abortion, no one wants to **** them anyways?

 

[Glori.B]

Do you even have the internet? Do a little investigating on your own dummy.

 

[Glori.B]

Hey, even notice the women that are anti abortion, no one wants to **** them anyways?

nice!

 

[sealybobo]

Okay, again, and more slowly...please name policies, names, and evidence that this is true. Specifics, please. And explain to me how it was the Republican presidential policies and not the screw ups of the Dem congress that was the culprit. Cuz I'd really love to see that.

Once again:

Dictionary.com

"Proof"
or
"Evidence"

The general co-chairman of John McCain’s presidential campaign, former Sen. Phil Gramm (R-Texas), led the charge in 1999 to repeal a Depression-era banking regulation law that Democrat Barack Obama claimed on Thursday contributed significantly to today’s economic turmoil.

“A regulatory structure set up for banks in the 1930s needed to change because the nature of business had changed,” the Illinois senator running for president said in a New York economic speech. “But by the time [it] was repealed in 1999, the $300 million lobbying effort that drove deregulation was more about facilitating mergers than creating an efficient regulatory framework.”

Gramm’s role in the swift and dramatic recent restructuring of the nation’s investment houses and practices didn’t stop there.

A year after the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act repealed the old regulations, Swiss Bank UBS gobbled up brokerage house Paine Weber. Two years later, Gramm settled in as a vice chairman of UBS’s new investment banking arm.

Later, he became a major player in its government affairs operation. According to federal lobbying disclosure records, Gramm lobbied Congress, the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department about banking and mortgage issues in 2005 and 2006.

During those years, the mortgage industry pressed Congress to roll back strong state rules that sought to stem the rise of predatory tactics used by lenders and brokers to place homeowners in high-cost mortgages.

For his work, Gramm and two other lobbyists collected $750,000 in fees from UBS’s American subsidiary. In the past year, UBS has written down more than $18 billion in exposure to subprime loans and other risky securities and is considering cutting as many as 8,000 jobs.

McCain guru linked to subprime crisis - Lisa Lerer - Politico.com

 

[dilloduck]

--oh man--somebody slap BOBO upside the head---he's lost it----

Do you have the internet ?

oh man

 

[AllieBaba]

The Executive branch worked hand in hand with the House Majority leader Tom Delay for 6 straight years. They got a lot done. The democrats were powerless to stop all the bad bills they passed. Remember the GOP wanted to pass the nuclear option to end filabusters? You don't? That's because you are under informed. Ok, so flash forward to today and the GOP have done 10 times the filabusters the Dems did back then. I can't explain everything to you. Based on your simpleton questions, you probably shouldn't vote. You don't know enough to make an educated decision.

Do you even have the internet? Do a little investigating on your own dummy.

Yea, I'm going to waste my time showing you how Tom Delay's GOP policies of de-regulations caused the sub prime mortgage crash.

Or I'm going to waste my time showing you how spending $12 billion a month in Iraq for 5 years will lower the value of the dollar and cause inflation.

You want me to prove that the GOP broke a pork/earmark record in 2005 and then broke their own record in 2006?

You prove to me how the Democrats with a 1 person majority for less than 2 years caused all this.

You make the claims, you back them up, Nazi pig.
Dictionary.com

Specifics, please.
And...wasn't Congress a DEM congress during the period of time you keep carping on? Wouldn't that make it their issue?

You ******* idiot.
Earmarks After Dark - WSJ.com

That's the wall street journal, genius.

 

[sealybobo]

You make the claims, you back them up, Nazi pig.
Dictionary.com

Specifics, please.
And...wasn't Congress a DEM congress during the period of time you keep carping on? Wouldn't that make it their issue?

You ******* idiot.
Earmarks After Dark - WSJ.com

That's the wall street journal, genius.

I already gave it to you. I like how you ignored it:

The general co-chairman of John McCain’s presidential campaign, former Sen. Phil Gramm (R-Texas), led the charge in 1999 to repeal a Depression-era banking regulation law that Democrat Barack Obama claimed on Thursday contributed significantly to today’s economic turmoil.

“A regulatory structure set up for banks in the 1930s needed to change because the nature of business had changed,” the Illinois senator running for president said in a New York economic speech. “But by the time [it] was repealed in 1999, the $300 million lobbying effort that drove deregulation was more about facilitating mergers than creating an efficient regulatory framework.”

Gramm’s role in the swift and dramatic recent restructuring of the nation’s investment houses and practices didn’t stop there.

A year after the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act repealed the old regulations, Swiss Bank UBS gobbled up brokerage house Paine Weber. Two years later, Gramm settled in as a vice chairman of UBS’s new investment banking arm.

Later, he became a major player in its government affairs operation. According to federal lobbying disclosure records, Gramm lobbied Congress, the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department about banking and mortgage issues in 2005 and 2006.

During those years, the mortgage industry pressed Congress to roll back strong state rules that sought to stem the rise of predatory tactics used by lenders and brokers to place homeowners in high-cost mortgages.

For his work, Gramm and two other lobbyists collected $750,000 in fees from UBS’s American subsidiary. In the past year, UBS has written down more than $18 billion in exposure to subprime loans and other risky securities and is considering cutting as many as 8,000 jobs.

McCain guru linked to subprime crisis - Lisa Lerer - Politico.com

 

[sealybobo]

--oh man--somebody slap BOBO upside the head---he's lost it----
oh man

Well come on! It is so easy to go find out exactly how the Sub Prime crash happened. For her to not know it was the GOP policies from 2000-2006, come on!!

As if the Democrats did something from 1-2007 to now that caused the housing crash. What is that, 21 months?

 

[DiveCon]

Allie wants to address the issues. When it's about Rev. Wright, she doesn't mind, but now she wants to be the bigger person.

Hey, even notice the women that are anti abortion, no one wants to **** them anyways?

LOL yeah, sure
conservative women are ugly


ROFLMAO
have you taken a look at some of the dem women?

 

[DiveCon]

I already gave it to you. I like how you ignored it:

The general co-chairman of John McCain’s presidential campaign, former Sen. Phil Gramm (R-Texas), led the charge in 1999 to repeal a Depression-era banking regulation law that Democrat Barack Obama claimed on Thursday contributed significantly to today’s economic turmoil.

“A regulatory structure set up for banks in the 1930s needed to change because the nature of business had changed,” the Illinois senator running for president said in a New York economic speech. “But by the time [it] was repealed in 1999, the $300 million lobbying effort that drove deregulation was more about facilitating mergers than creating an efficient regulatory framework.”

Gramm’s role in the swift and dramatic recent restructuring of the nation’s investment houses and practices didn’t stop there.

A year after the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act repealed the old regulations, Swiss Bank UBS gobbled up brokerage house Paine Weber. Two years later, Gramm settled in as a vice chairman of UBS’s new investment banking arm.

Later, he became a major player in its government affairs operation. According to federal lobbying disclosure records, Gramm lobbied Congress, the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department about banking and mortgage issues in 2005 and 2006.

During those years, the mortgage industry pressed Congress to roll back strong state rules that sought to stem the rise of predatory tactics used by lenders and brokers to place homeowners in high-cost mortgages.

For his work, Gramm and two other lobbyists collected $750,000 in fees from UBS’s American subsidiary. In the past year, UBS has written down more than $18 billion in exposure to subprime loans and other risky securities and is considering cutting as many as 8,000 jobs.

McCain guru linked to subprime crisis - Lisa Lerer - Politico.com

Gramm?
OMG, he left office in 1985
and you blaming HIM for that?

 

[Silence]

uh, did you miss the "LOL" at the start?

you're LOL, seemed to be in response to the quote from sealybobo not a preface to your MILLIONS of Dem crooks comment. My bad for not "getting" your sense of humor when you so rarely seem to show it.

thanks for the neg rep though, you're the first so you popped my cherry wanna get married now?

 

[sealybobo]

LOL yeah, sure
conservative women are ugly


ROFLMAO
have you taken a look at some of the dem women?

hey, want to talk issues? I posted a new topic called Phil Gramm caused the mortgage crisis.

And, McCain might put him in charge of the US finances if McCain wins. That should scare you!!!

Foreclosure Phil

 

[dilloduck]

Well come on! It is so easy to go find out exactly how the Sub Prime crash happened. For her to not know it was the GOP policies from 2000-2006, come on!!

As if the Democrats did something from 1-2007 to now that caused the housing crash. What is that, 21 months?

Asking if someone has the internet via the INTERNET is pretty stupid BOBO. You gotta admit.

 

[AllieBaba]

I already gave it to you. I like how you ignored it:

The general co-chairman of John McCain’s presidential campaign, former Sen. Phil Gramm (R-Texas), led the charge in 1999 to repeal a Depression-era banking regulation law that Democrat Barack Obama claimed on Thursday contributed significantly to today’s economic turmoil.

“A regulatory structure set up for banks in the 1930s needed to change because the nature of business had changed,” the Illinois senator running for president said in a New York economic speech. “But by the time [it] was repealed in 1999, the $300 million lobbying effort that drove deregulation was more about facilitating mergers than creating an efficient regulatory framework.”

Gramm’s role in the swift and dramatic recent restructuring of the nation’s investment houses and practices didn’t stop there.

A year after the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act repealed the old regulations, Swiss Bank UBS gobbled up brokerage house Paine Weber. Two years later, Gramm settled in as a vice chairman of UBS’s new investment banking arm.

Later, he became a major player in its government affairs operation. According to federal lobbying disclosure records, Gramm lobbied Congress, the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department about banking and mortgage issues in 2005 and 2006.

During those years, the mortgage industry pressed Congress to roll back strong state rules that sought to stem the rise of predatory tactics used by lenders and brokers to place homeowners in high-cost mortgages.

For his work, Gramm and two other lobbyists collected $750,000 in fees from UBS’s American subsidiary. In the past year, UBS has written down more than $18 billion in exposure to subprime loans and other risky securities and is considering cutting as many as 8,000 jobs.

McCain guru linked to subprime crisis - Lisa Lerer - Politico.com

Which supports none of what you said, idiot.

 

[Silence]

Asking if someone has the internet via the INTERNET is pretty stupid BOBO. You gotta admit.

Perhaps he meant DON'T you have the internet!

It seems the attack dogs are out in force since Sealybobo is handing out some ass-whippings today

 

[AllieBaba]

You've got to be joking. He looks more like the Nazi idiot he is with every single stroke....

 

[DiveCon]

you're LOL, seemed to be in response to the quote from sealybobo not a preface to your MILLIONS of Dem crooks comment. My bad for not "getting" your sense of humor when you so rarely seem to show it.

thanks for the neg rep though, you're the first so you popped my cherry wanna get married now?

LOL well now, its always fun to be the first

but i have a woman i am in love with, so i will have to decline youe marriage proposal

 

[dilloduck]

Perhaps he meant DON'T you have the internet!

It seems the attack dogs are out in force since Sealybobo is handing out some ass-whippings today

at least he has you to cover for him----get ready--it's a big job !

 

[Glori.B]

you're LOL, seemed to be in response to the quote from sealybobo not a preface to your MILLIONS of Dem crooks comment. My bad for not "getting" your sense of humor when you so rarely seem to show it.

thanks for the neg rep though, you're the first so you popped my cherry wanna get married now?

hey! you two-timer! i repped you yesterday, didn't i?

 

[dilloduck]

hey! you two-timer! i repped you yesterday, didn't i?

NEG rep--snap out of it G.