Report: Taxpayers to Pay Subprime Players Billions to Fix Loan Mess
A new report by the Center for Public Integrity has found that any of the lenders that helped fuel the housing crisis by issuing risky subprime loans are now lining up to receive more than $21 billion in taxpayer money intended to help bail out borrowers. At least twenty-one out of the top twenty-five participants in the Making Home Affordable program specialized in servicing or originating subprime loans. [includes rush transcript]
churches do NOT have my sympathy, unless! it's for charity!
smellyfooty 2 years ago
waiting for a revolution. screw youtube.
smellyfooty 2 years ago
and what about the capitilasts who gained and exploited the aftermath of hurricane katrina? did anyone ever go home? is that property still for sale? cause i have lots of money, and boy! would i love to buy land that was once someone's home at a reasonable cost.
smellyfooty 2 years ago
...and another thing, why doesn't this video play all the way? What's stopping it? YouTube?
does YouTube have any control over what is said or isn't said?
smellyfooty 2 years ago
i thought that CHURCHES do not get taxed because of religious freedom(bullshit). Why does ANYONE defend churches who are tax-exempt? including liberals or any other political party?
churches should face taxes like any other BUSINESS.
smellyfooty 2 years ago
our government has been doing things it was not designed to do for almost 100 years. The bad thing about these programs is that it takes away from the things the Government is supposed to be doing like Border control and immigration.
btigtime2 2 years ago
Yes: Group Home on Democracy Now!
DRJAKADA 2 years ago