Obama's first campaign ad: The billionaires are coming after me

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Avatar sully16 -
#1
ROTFLMAO, Everyone is on board with Warren Buffet as long as they are exempt. Most of the bilionairs have their money in offshore accounts, who does he think he's fooling, it's the midde class that will be hit the hardest.
Avatar Todd -
#2
Sure the billionaires are coming after him. So are the millionaires, the thousandaires, the jobless, and the destitute. As far as I can tell, just about everyone thinks the country will be in better shape without him in there.
Avatar kaizon7 -
#3
This man arrived on the scene while the economy was sinking. Its amazing to me, that the masses want to blame him for the current economic shape of this country, when it was already depressed. How, can anyone, restart an economy when it must first go down before it can go up. Again, there are politicians who feel that legislation (red tape) should be eliminated so that business can function in an efficient and productive manner. If you recall, it was due to deregulation that got us into the current economic fiasco we are in now. Many plea for less taxes, while we are still fighting wars and many are still unemployed due to the present economy. Be careful who you vote for. Less taxes means a larger deficit, more interest payments and more drain on our economy.
Avatar Tenaj -
#4
Come November we will see if just about everybody thinks the country will be in better shape without him.
Avatar JAP69 -
#5
"If you recall, it was due to deregulation that got us into the current economic fiasco we are in now. Many plea for less taxes, "
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Yep I recall
De regulation of the mortgage eligibility requirements took down the housing industry big time.
Who was hollering for this payroll tax cut to create jobs. That is going to kill any surplus the social security administration has for future retirees.

I was watching the house of representatives yesterday and there was a politician on there showing the breakdown of the surplus in unspent funds the gov't is sitting on. Something like 629 billion dollars. Yet they are hollering for more taxes on the millionaires and billionaires.

Yet I heard the president put out the word on the upcoming budget that there will be huge cuts in entitlement programs. And he said the people are not going to like it. Yep, big budget fight to make others look like asses.

Community organizer tactics in a nut shell.

Avatar MADDOG10 -
#6
This man arrived on the scene while the economy was sinking. Its amazing to me, that the masses want to blame him for the current economic shape of this country, when it was already depressed. How, can anyone, restart an economy when it must first go down before it can go up. Again, there are politicians who feel that legislation (red tape) should be eliminated so that business can function in an efficient and productive manner. If you recall, it was due to deregulation that got us into the current economic fiasco we are in now. Many plea for less taxes, while we are still fighting wars and many are still unemployed due to the present economy. Be careful who you vote for. Less taxes means a larger deficit, more interest payments and more drain on our economy.
# posted by kaizon7 : 1:12 PM
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Yup, the economy was down from the past administration, we were just going in to a recession. But the funny thing about recessions, is that they always come out after a short while. NOW, we've got this Jr.Senator who is president who has bailed out every TOM, DICK, & HARRY and their cohorts, and has More than doubled the deficit, spent like there no tomorrow. Has played golf while a disaster in the gulf unfolded, just to name a few, and People want to re-elect this guy??   Well, if you can HONESTLY say that you're better off today than you were (3) years ago, by all means vote for him, otherwise VOTE the PUPPET OUT, period....!
Avatar Tenaj -
#7
http://www.rr.com/news/topic/article/rr/55254887/60024413/QA_Consumer_watchdog_Following_law_not_enough

Not bad for a community organization, huh. The Republicans tried to stop it. When he did this he was a dictator.
Avatar Tenaj -
#8
http://www.rr.com/news/topic/article/rr/55254887/60024413

/QA_Consumer_watchdog_Following_law_not_enough
Avatar rdgrnr -
#9
I feel sorry for the idiots supporting this guy if he gets re-elected.
They'll be the first ones going hungry when he finishes his plans to bring down this republic.
Useful idiots - just what Lenin called them.
But you can't tell 'em nothin'.
They know it all.
Avatar JAP69 -
#10
Not bad for a community organization, huh. The Republicans tried to stop it. When he did this he was a dictator.
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Lets see how this CFPB turns out down the road with its massive powers.

http://www.mortgagebankers.org/files/IssueBriefs/2011CFPAIssueBrief.pdf

excerpts;
Dodd-Frank establishes the CFPB as an independent entity
within the Federal Reserve. Its appointments are not subject
to Federal Reserve review and its rulemakings are not subject
to the Federal Reserve’s or even the administration’s Office of
Management and Budget (OMB) review process

The design of
a complaint system also warrants stakeholder involvement.
Notably, to date, top appointments to the CFPB generally have
not included persons with obvious lending industry experience

Avatar jarasan -
#11
Consumer Fascist Politburo Bull$h1T. CFPB.

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