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Barack Obama spoke about the sub-prime mortgage crisis at a rally in Tampa, FL on October 20th, 2008.

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  • Middle east countries are funding us.

  • If obama thinks that there were some bad decisions made in washington then why doesn't he fire Franklin Raines from his advisory board.

  • It is Bush policy of NOT taxing the rich people that push the debt to double what it was and put America at risk.

    Mccain want to do the same as Bush because he believe taxing the 5% rich people are spreading the wealth and socialist. But these 5% of people get these wealth by exploiting the 95% of people.

    Furthermore Mccain is part of the 5%. So that is why he don't want to get taxed more. His idea is screw the rest of American.

  • dont forget canada and the uk, who are also lenders!

    Obama 08!!

  • Obama '08

  • The thing people forget/don't realize is that it's China and Japan and Israel who're funding the US.  We're in debt up to our eyeballs, and borrowing off of other countries is how we're funding the war, and bailing out Wall Street. Yeah, consider that some of the money is our tax that's paying it. Our taxes go for the payments on the loans to run this out of control government. This does not to take away from our right to hold them accountable for spending. It's just reality.

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