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Big Turkey Bigger than Ever

Ali Bertarian Wrote: Nov 25, 2012 5:53 PM
The troll now known as Crude/q16penn/troglidite posts irrelevant ad hominem arguments of the following form: "[Joe Republican Politician] did XYZ, and we all know that Republicans don't like XYZ, so why do you Republicans still revere [Joe Republican Politician] and vote for Republicans?" Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know that Republican politicians perform hypocritical actions? Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know that Democrat politicians also perform hypocritical actions? Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know who is more conservative/libertarian when we have a ballot choice between a Republican and a Democrat? Do you really think, troglidite?
The troll now known as Crude/q16penn/troglidite posts irrelevant ad hominem arguments of the following form: "[Joe Republican Politician] did XYZ, and we all know that Republicans don't like XYZ, so why do you Republicans still revere [Joe Republican Politician] and vote for Republicans?" Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know that Republican politicians perform hypocritical actions? Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know that Democrat politicians also perform hypocritical actions? Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know who is more conservative/libertarian when we have a ballot choice between a Republican and a Democrat? Do you really think, troglidite?
The troll now known as Crude/q16penn/troglidite posts irrelevant ad hominem arguments of the following form: "[Joe Republican Politician] did XYZ, and we all know that Republicans don't like XYZ, so why do you Republicans still revere [Joe Republican Politician] and vote for Republicans?" Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know that Republican politicians perform hypocritical actions? Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know that Democrat politicians also perform hypocritical actions? Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know who is more conservative/libertarian when we have a ballot choice between a Republican and a Democrat? Do you really think, troglidite?
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Failure: Unions in America Today

Ali Bertarian Wrote: Nov 25, 2012 5:49 PM
The troll now known as Crude/q16penn/troglidite posts irrelevant ad hominem arguments of the following form: "[Joe Republican Politician] did XYZ, and we all know that Republicans don't like XYZ, so why do you Republicans still revere [Joe Republican Politician] and vote for Republicans?" Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know that Republican politicians perform hypocritical actions? Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know that Democrat politicians also perform hypocritical actions? Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know who is more conservative/libertarian when we have a ballot choice between a Republican and a Democrat? Do you really think, troglidite?
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Failure: Unions in America Today

Ali Bertarian Wrote: Nov 25, 2012 5:44 PM
to now provide sub-prime mortgages to 15,000 of these unqualified borrowers. The commission later covered up the actions of new senator Obama, and Cuomo, Jr.; the Fathers of Subprime. “The commission also covered up the fact that the heads of the Senate Housing and Banking Committees, Frank and Dodd, forced Fannie and Freddie to buy toxic, subprime mortgages that were due to go into default. This led directly to the failures of Fannie and Freddie, and their subsequent taxpayer bailout in the form of TARP. The cost of this bailout is a mind numbing $10 billion loss each and every quarter.”
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Failure: Unions in America Today

Ali Bertarian Wrote: Nov 25, 2012 5:44 PM
@q16penn: The following is from “The Housing Bubble Cover-Up,” By Phil Grande, right here on Townhall: “Under Clinton, the government forced the banking industry to offer mortgages to low and moderate income families who could not afford them. “Another contributing factor -in fact the primary factor to the problem, was the hiring of two individuals directly responsible for the bubble. The first was a young Acorn lawyer by the name of Barack Obama. The second was Andrew Cuomo, Jr. hired as the secretary of housing, who is now New York State’s attorney general. It was their victory in the amount of $2.1 billion over a Chicago bank, which had refused Clinton’s and Cuomo’s mandate to lend to unqualified borrowers,
to now provide sub-prime mortgages to 15,000 of these unqualified borrowers. The commission later covered up the actions of new senator Obama, and Cuomo, Jr.; the Fathers of Subprime. The commission also covered up the fact that the heads of the Senate Housing and Banking Committees, Frank and Dodd, forced Fannie and Freddie to buy toxic, subprime mortgages that were due to go into default. This led directly to the failures of Fannie and Freddie, and their subsequent taxpayer bailout in the form of TARP. The cost of this bailout is a mind numbing $10 billion loss each and every quarter.
@q16penn: Under Clinton, the government forced the banking industry to offer mortgages to low and moderate income families who could not afford them. Another contributing factor -in fact the primary factor to the problem, was the hiring of two individuals directly responsible for the bubble. The first was a young Acorn lawyer by the name of Barack Obama. The second was Andrew Cuomo, Jr. hired as the secretary of housing, who is now New York State’s attorney general. It was their victory in the amount of $2.1 billion over a Chicago bank, which had refused Clinton’s and Cuomo’s mandate to lend to unqualified borrowers,
15,000 of these unqualified borrowers. The commission later covered up the actions of new senator Obama, and Cuomo, Jr.; the Fathers of Subprime. “The commission also covered up the fact that the heads of the Senate Housing and Banking Committees, Frank and Dodd, forced Fannie and Freddie to buy toxic, subprime mortgages that were due to go into default. This led directly to the failures of Fannie and Freddie, and their subsequent taxpayer bailout in the form of TARP. The cost of this bailout is a mind numbing $10 billion loss each and every quarter.”
The following is from “The Housing Bubble Cover-Up,” By Phil Grande, right here on Townhall: “Under Clinton, the government forced the banking industry to offer mortgages to low and moderate income families who could not afford them. “Another contributing factor -in fact the primary factor to the problem, was the hiring of two individuals directly responsible for the bubble. The first was a young Acorn lawyer by the name of Barack Obama. The second was Andrew Cuomo, Jr. hired as the secretary of housing, who is now New York State’s attorney general. It was their victory in the amount of $2.1 billion over a Chicago bank, which had refused Clinton’s and Cuomo’s mandate to lend to unqualified borrowers, to now provide sub-prime mortgages to
The troll now known as Crude/q16penn/troglidite posts irrelevant ad hominem arguments of the following form: "[Joe Republican Politician] did XYZ, and we all know that Republicans don't like XYZ, so why do you Republicans still revere [Joe Republican Politician] and vote for Republicans?" Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know that Republican politicians perform hypocritical actions? Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know that Democrat politicians also perform hypocritical actions? Do you really think, Crude/q16penn/troglidite, that we don't know who is more conservative/libertarian when we have a ballot choice between a Republican and a Democrat? Do you really think, troglidite?
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