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jenraleeamiable
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Registered: 10-21-07
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FEB 25, 2008:

"...we're not in the auction business, we're in the real estate business, so were going to liquidate..." - Richard Davis

- WCBD.com


FEB 20, 2008:

"It's not a spectator sport," (Richard) Davis said. "What we're trying to do is weed out people who just want to watch."

- Charleston.net

Feb 21, Press Release

Links discovered by rexruff.com
jenraleeamiable
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Ben, Paul, George, Nancy and Harry made BIG headlines this weekend.

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How long will it be now before we see the talking heads... er umm ....analysts calling market bottoms for the foreclosure crisis?




While the market is Waiting to Exhale, perhaps we might take a moment to enjoy some soothing melodies.
jenraleeamiable
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Isn't this a pickle?

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from Forbes.com-The Bailout Plan Fails in the House:

Now What?
jenraleeamiable
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FARCE!

So the financial crisis will be catastrophic eh?

- - No problem, the US Senate says .... just change the accounting rules.

The credit crunch is primarily caused by mortgage defaults.

- - No problem. The Senate can't save your houses but they will require mental health benefits- if you are lucky enough to still have a job - and health insurance.

We MUST act immediately- or else the world financial markets will collapse.

- - No problem, since Lawmakers clearly have the time and plenty of free paper, let's tweak the alternative minimum tax rules, add tax break for "wooden arrows" *and* throw in $8 billion in tax relief for those hit by natural disasters.

Now (almost) any of these provisions might well be worthwhile on their own merit but cramming this kind of utter non-sense into an "emergency financial rescue package" demonstrates precisely why Americans should prefer gridlock over bi-partisanship. When politicians all get together in agreement on something, bend over and GRAB YOUR ANKLES because it always means the taxpayer is about to get pounded.[/i]

By the way, there were a few Senators who said NO to the Pork Barrel Bail-Out.

...I fear the end is near.

...
jenraleeamiable
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Your share of the government bailout programs thus far:

$17,064 and Climbing.

Goodnight.
jenraleeamiable
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Just in case anyone missed this little Nugget of News:

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from the Charleston.net GrapeVine:

Jury selection in the case is set for Nov. 3. The trial, which is expected to take at least week, should start shortly thereafter. That is, unless a settlement can be scripted.
jenraleeamiable
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"Oversight" apparently means to "OVER LOOK" especially when you work for the Federal Government.
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