Bailout or Bustout? Fannie and Freddie

re: Bailout or Bustout? Fannie and Freddie

LAURA LOCASCIO — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 19:07:52 GMT

This company & that company & the Goverenment.

Let us get rid of the Government.........Dump them

& start a new Govenment for the people...Not the

Wall Street & White House Crowd.

Maybe the Tea Party will continue & move to the wHITE hOUSE.

WE PRINT MONEY & BAIL OUT .....WHY?

re: Bailout or Bustout? Fannie and Freddie

Mary Vahey Juliani — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 21:27:38 GMT

What would happen if all taxpayers in America making $100,000 and UNDER annually, decided to pay just 50% of taxes due instead of the whole works? There are more of us non-politicians (I hope) .... It could be us against threm. In the state iof Massachusetts (taxachusetts) the taxes should be reduced by 75%, to be achieved if theresidents just sent in the amount of 25%. By the time the Dept of Revenue caught up with everyone, the government would be reduced and would not be top heavy anymore. There would be massive layoffs just like in industry. I'd love it. More of us than them???

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Dale — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 18:12:11 GMT

Hate to tell you, George. But the executives of Freddie and Fannie have been Democrats and some are now on Obama's advisory panel. Daniel Mudd, formerly of Freddie, was Roger Mudd's (newsman) son. He has his millions now. The drive by press should be investigating these guys who ran these agencies but you know they won't because it would hit too close to home.

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pat — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 17:30:52 GMT

How difficult it is to understand why people so blindly blame the white house for these problems, when in fact any 5th grader knows the economy is ruled by the Congress and Senate. The regulatory bill submitted by John McCain in 2005 was shot down by the democrats in Congress. If you look up and read the document of record, it shows that McCain described to a T what took place in the last two weeks. Shows the kind of change he wants, and that is a better America, where our tax dollars should not be used to clean up poor management by Greedy Company officials. The same kind of officials that staff Obamas camp as financial advisors.

re: Bailout or Bustout? Fannie and Freddie

pat — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 17:23:17 GMT

Regulation is not the answer for poor management. There needs to be a congressional investigation of this and anyone remotely involved in this needs to be living as wards of the state. Problem is that the Senate would be short a bunch of money recievers.

re: Bailout or Bustout? Fannie and Freddie

Bob Johnson — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 16:36:36 GMT

It's time for marshall law in this country. Send all of the liars home that make up the congress and senate and start over the way it was originally done with statesmen giving of their own limited time. Also, return to appointing people to positions of responsibility based on ability and experience, not according to their race. When that method of unjustfied reward is used we all lose.

re: Bailout or Bustout? Fannie and Freddie

james chen — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 09:41:29 GMT

watch out..... shareholders of all the banks. This is the wake up call from the fed ,your shares in the bank could vanish in a day . Why are you so dump to buy their shares ? This is really the begining of this crisis that will face many of you in the near future. Sell now and ask later!!!! wish the best of luck to those who brought more bank and housing stocks.

re: Bailout or Bustout? Fannie and Freddie

jkb — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 16:24:35 GMT

so..does that mean if we have common shares of either company..our investment is vertually wiped out?

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hinckleyteresa@yahoo.com — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 01:11:31 GMT

I sure hope the goverment does not bail them out, We as a goverment cannot take the dept let the ceo's kick in some of there millions reright the loans so peaple can afford what the bought If the bought more then they can afford then they need to find somthing else do away with bad loans

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greegranny — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 01:03:15 GMT

The public is angry and well they should be. What's the use of working and saving for a lifetime only to be forced to share with the crooks.