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MCCAIN VOTED FOR DEREGULATION.

BIG BUSINESS = MCCAIN

I don't understand republicans who don't accept this. If you vote republican, admit you're voting for wall street,, TAX CUTS FOR THE RICH, because in the end of the line...you'd rather be poor a la "joe six pack" than see the gays down the street marry.

all i ask is to accept your own party. It does not represent the middle class. It does, indeed, represent conservative social values, BUT economically you're voting against yourselves.

Why don't people do fact checking from a reliable source and then make up their mind with correct information.

If you would wake up and take a minute to jump of the celebrity band wagon you would see it's people like Bill Maher and the idiots like you that get their MAIN source of news from Comedy Central and HBO are the ones that are destroying our country. so do the country a favor and don't vote.

Do the country a favor. Excuse me, but I served my country for 5 years in the United States Army. If anyone has a right to vote its me. Second of all, At no point during this conversation did I ever say that I only get my news from political comedians. Thank you tho for calling me an idiot, and telling me not to vote, it really just shows your true colors, and lessons anything you ever have to say from here on out. Now go back and turn on your Fox "news" and get misinformed.

Was it not the democrats who voted down and killed a bill to increase oversight on Freddie and Fannie in 2005? Yeah, the republicans had the majority, but it was a weak one and not enough to get the bill passed. Was it not Barney Frank who had said just weeks ago that there was nothing wrong with Fannie and Freddie and all was well? Ultimately we all messed up. We should have rejected the culture of debt. It is a foolish system for spoiled people who want stuff now and pay later.

I agree. People need to take responsibility for their actions, and stop expecting the government to solve all of their problems. The free market works, and the occasional crises that occur are its way of removing the dead weight. Bailouts merely mask the symptoms of a growing disease.

Actually he said not to invest in it...

Barney Frank's exact quote.
"I think this is a case where Fannie and Freddie are fundamentally sound, that they are not in danger of going under. They're not the best investments these days from the long- term standpoint going back. I think they are in good shape going forward. They're in a housing market. I do think their prospects going forward are very solid. And in fact, we're going to do some things that are going to improve them."
Please do not support people like this, Mastro82mp.

When you claim a company is in "good shape going forward", and that "their prospects are very solid", as well as saying they are in no "danger of going under", all this mutes out what you claim to be a warning, which was ambiguous at best, and actually made no sense surrounded by these other comments..