Thanks to Congress; they all share in the results ..dem..and rep....; God help us from ourselves!Oh Sorry, that should have been the Tea Party response..! The God part anyway.
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Thanks to Congress; they all share in the results ..dem..and rep....; God help us from ourselves!Oh Sorry, that should have been the Tea Party response..! The God part anyway.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/...baa70f94030aac
Last edited by FlyLie; 08-05-2011 at 10:52 PM.
Yea, blame congress, yet it was the PRESIDENT who pushed through the spending, it was the PRESIDENT who signed the healthcare law, it was the PRESIDENT who extended unemployment benefits....It was the PRESIDENT who stood by on the sidelines while we melted down.Thanks to Congress; they all share in the results ..dem..and rep....; God help us from ourselves!Oh Sorry, that should have been the Tea Party response..! The God part anyway.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/...baa70f94030aac
It is the PRESIDENT who needs to stand up and LEAD.
It will be nice in a couple years when we replace him with someone ANYONE who knows how to lead.
He will go down in history as the worse president in the history of the world.
BTW..........he already has a few firsts.....the latest being the FIRST and only President to be at the helm when we've been downgraded.
THANK YOU
Hope all yall with mortgages have fixed rates.
Where were those rating agencies several years ago, when those questionable mortgage packages were being foisted on half the worlds economys? That may have signaled a questionable practise was being pushed by the biggest lending and brokerage houses? So now the banks that we bailed out, are going to raise the cost of borrowing money.Yes he sat on his hands,so did congress.Of course now the big oil companys will say they have another valid reason to raise prices on gasoline.
They were giving those guys AAA ratings and still are I think.
Anyone besides me think this might actually be a good thing?
I mean maybe now both sides will have to do a better job of working together, that means not saying no to new taxes, not saying no to cutting entitlements, put an end to the grandstanding............. Actual get crap done like adults from here on out.
Then again I'm probably giving them to much credit for being smart enough to figure it out.
The AAA rating of Fannie Mae and those other companies will probably drop, too, as a result of the country's rating dropping. But in the long term we may end up better off. At least, I don't see it as the catastrophe some are making it out to be. We didn't get downgraded to "junk" status. We're still considered a good credit risk. And S&P isn't the only rating agency out there. Canada and Japan's economies grew 15% and 25%, respectively, in the 12 months after they got downgraded back in the 90's. No, I'm not saying it's a "good" thing, but it's not the end of the world.
The AAA rating of Fannie Mae and those other companies will probably drop, too, as a result of the country's rating dropping. But in the long term we may end up better off. At least, I don't see it as the catastrophe some are making it out to be. We didn't get downgraded to "junk" status. We're still considered a good credit risk. And S&P isn't the only rating agency out there. Canada and Japan's economies grew 15% and 25%, respectively, in the 12 months after they got downgraded back in the 90's. No, I'm not saying it's a "good" thing, but it's not the end of the world.
Yeah I probably should have worded it a little differently than I did. Was just thinking maybe this will be the smack in the face we needed to wake us up.
I watched John Kerry and McCain talking yesterday about this and they were both blaming the others party.
I shook my head and thought we are in trouble.![]()
Man, you CALLED it..............Fannie and Freddy were downgraded about 30 minutes ago.The AAA rating of Fannie Mae and those other companies will probably drop, too, as a result of the country's rating dropping. But in the long term we may end up better off. At least, I don't see it as the catastrophe some are making it out to be. We didn't get downgraded to "junk" status. We're still considered a good credit risk. And S&P isn't the only rating agency out there. Canada and Japan's economies grew 15% and 25%, respectively, in the 12 months after they got downgraded back in the 90's. No, I'm not saying it's a "good" thing, but it's not the end of the world.
AND you're also right about DEVELOPING economies......but we're not supposed to be a developing economy....
I hope it is not too painful today........
300 pts and still falling......but there are some players making BIG moves today..........if you have huge ones, there is money to be made.
Thank You Tea Party for standing your ground! Where can I sign up? I'll even set up a regular payment plan to support you!
