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I couldn;t agree more, there is plenty of blame to go around, but lets face  
it. We have
Dodd and Franks, head of the oversight committee saying Fannie Mae and  
Freddie Mac
were healthy and needed no changes ( Franks boyfriend was making policy for  
Fannie Mae
for years while Franks was a member of the committee supposedly overseeing  
them, can
we say conflict of interest???) Clinton pushed his home ownership for  
everyone programs
approved by congress and senate, so they share blame for that and now Bush  
gets the blame
even though everything put on his desk was approved by 535 other  politicians 
before he ever
sees it. Doesn't sound right to me.
 
D
 
 
In a message dated 10/8/2008 9:22:44 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
rayzentz AT aim.com writes:

With all  courtesy and respect...

When pointing fingers, don't forget that these  past seven years have 
been with a Dem controlled House, which is where  financial regulation 
is supposed to begin, and a Dem controlled  Senate.   A conservative 
Executive (and I don't say he's really  conservative) can't do much in 
those circumstances, about anything. So get  off the "Blame Bush for 
everything" bandwagon.   You don't like  him?   Fine.   but put blame 
squarely where it  belongs.   With  all.

Ray





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