Re: Obama\'s getting too much attention...
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Bull isn't very well familiar with the health care law recently enacted. Not if he's unaware of the student loan ammendments. He hasn't read it, yet repeats the "seeing Russia from my front porch" mentality.
Was it Cheney who maintained that Saddam was part and parcel to 9/11...and is still saying it? That one went over well with the shallow gene pool people, I still hear it from them.
There isn't any "nationalization" on the loan programs, they were set-up by the government for students, given away to the private banks by Reagan and both Bush's and finally gets to come home again, available to the people and from the people. Affordable interest rates instead of loan sharking rates over 25, 26, even 28 percent.
Can't figure out why a disjointed few believe America is for the wealthy who get wealthy by running the government to their liking, taking our money, responsible to no one and have the freedoms of no regulation or accountability.
Some laws starting that should prevent another economic catastrophy, reining-in the careless investments and stopping the guarantees against failures the GOP has handed over to the fattest of the Fortune 500 for every term they've served.
What's so scary about starting some controls to areas where greed and fraud has cost America what we're never able to get back again?
The fear factor from the right - we're going to Stalinize the whole enchilada!! Saddam did 9/11, and colored people don't need the internet.
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you honestly annoy the piss out of me with your continous Bush/Cheney/Palin/Rush dumb comments. How many times you gotta be told I dont support them? HOW MANY!!!!????? STFU with that nonsense!
http://www.truthout.org/student-loans-the-government-is-now-officially-banking-business58148
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/26/us/politics/26loans.html
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UMM Dude, did you read the NY times article?? It doesn't back up what you're saying at all.
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Seems as though they are saying the banks are no longer involved in the lending, only the USA.
Instead of having private citizens lend the Govt funds, we will have Govt employees lending the funds. I am sure that this program will be far more streamlined, and the Govt employees salaries and packages will be far cheaper than the private sector. Just like all the other Govt run programs we currently have.
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You are an island.
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Its there in plain english that private banks no loner have a role. Hopefully this will work out better for our tax dollars.
There was an article in the Boston Globe today, stating that Massachusetts (the only state in the union with state run healthcare) is in a $195,000,000 deficit due to healthcare costs rising!!!!!! This is absurd! The new healthcare is b ased on MA system that the dems overhauled from Romneys plan. Good luck America!
BOSTON - Cutting back on debt payments to the Big Dig and the state’s bridge repair program can help the state plug a $195 million in this year’s budget, Gov. Deval Patrick proposed Tuesday.
About two weeks after Patrick budget aides identified a late-year budget gap they said could hit $295 million, the administration pegged the gap, opened by rising caseload demand for Medicaid and other human services, at the low-end estimate of $195 million, about $80 million of which they said could be solved with federal reimbursements
http://www.bostonherald.com/news/politics/view.bg?articleid=1243487