Eisboch wrote:
There may be a bit of a silver lining to the economic mess we are in.
In addition to exposing Wall Street frauds and con artists, the attention
given to the problems is starting to light a fire under some Congress
Critters and causing them to clean up their own acts.

Just saw a investigative report on CNN. The reported was digging into a
credit card reform bill that has been languishing in Congress for almost 3
years. The proposed bill (now being or has been passed) prevents credit
card issuers from doing things like raising interest rates on previous
balances and requires a 45 day notice to give the holder an opportunity to
shop for other card providers.

But, this bill has been sitting in Congress for years. When Chris Dodd, the
Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee was asked why no action had been
taken until now, his comment was "We've tried but have met with strong
resistance from the banks who issue the cards."

Sun light is a bitch.

Now, what the *hell* does *that* mean? The bank is holding Congress
hostage? What a wimpy answer.

It all gets back to campaign contributions.

On Dec 18, 10:49*pm, BAR wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
There may be a bit of a silver lining to the economic mess we are in.
In addition to exposing Wall Street frauds and con artists, *the attention
given to the problems is starting to light a fire under some Congress
Critters and causing them to clean up their own acts.

Just saw a investigative report on CNN. *The reported was digging into a
credit card reform bill that has been languishing in Congress for almost 3
years. * The proposed bill (now being or has been passed) *prevents credit
card issuers from doing things like raising interest rates on previous
balances and requires a 45 day notice to give the holder an opportunity to
shop for other card providers.

But, this bill has been sitting in Congress for years. *When Chris Dodd, the
Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee was asked why no action had been
taken until now, his comment was "We've tried but have met with strong
resistance from the banks who issue the cards."

Sun light is a bitch.

Now, what the *hell* does *that* mean? * The bank is holding Congress
hostage? *What a wimpy answer.

It all gets back to campaign contributions.-

Which gets back to just where did BO get his money from? It sure
wasn't the newly empowered minority and college student voters. They
have no money to give.

He owes someone bigtime.

wrote:
On Dec 18, 10:49 pm, BAR wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
There may be a bit of a silver lining to the economic mess we are in.
In addition to exposing Wall Street frauds and con artists, the attention
given to the problems is starting to light a fire under some Congress
Critters and causing them to clean up their own acts.
Just saw a investigative report on CNN. The reported was digging into a
credit card reform bill that has been languishing in Congress for almost 3
years. The proposed bill (now being or has been passed) prevents credit
card issuers from doing things like raising interest rates on previous
balances and requires a 45 day notice to give the holder an opportunity to
shop for other card providers.
But, this bill has been sitting in Congress for years. When Chris Dodd, the
Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee was asked why no action had been
taken until now, his comment was "We've tried but have met with strong
resistance from the banks who issue the cards."
Sun light is a bitch.

Now, what the *hell* does *that* mean? The bank is holding Congress
hostage? What a wimpy answer.
It all gets back to campaign contributions.-

Which gets back to just where did BO get his money from? It sure
wasn't the newly empowered minority and college student voters. They
have no money to give.

He owes someone bigtime.

50% of his donations, $500 million, are alleged to have come from
donations less than or equal to $200.

I remember hearing about a guy named Good Will donating something like
$27,000. And Good Will lives at the same address as a Goodwill
Industries thrift shop.

On Dec 18, 11:37*pm, BAR wrote:
wrote:
On Dec 18, 10:49 pm, BAR wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
There may be a bit of a silver lining to the economic mess we are in.
In addition to exposing Wall Street frauds and con artists, *the attention
given to the problems is starting to light a fire under some Congress
Critters and causing them to clean up their own acts.
Just saw a investigative report on CNN. *The reported was digging into a
credit card reform bill that has been languishing in Congress for almost 3
years. * The proposed bill (now being or has been passed) *prevents credit
card issuers from doing things like raising interest rates on previous
balances and requires a 45 day notice to give the holder an opportunity to
shop for other card providers.
But, this bill has been sitting in Congress for years. *When Chris Dodd, the
Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee was asked why no action had been
taken until now, his comment was "We've tried but have met with strong
resistance from the banks who issue the cards."
Sun light is a bitch.

Now, what the *hell* does *that* mean? * The bank is holding Congress
hostage? *What a wimpy answer.
It all gets back to campaign contributions.-

Which gets back to just where did BO get his money from? *It sure
wasn't the newly empowered minority and college student voters. *They
have no money to give.

He owes someone bigtime.

50% of his donations, $500 million, are alleged to have come from
donations less than or equal to $200.

I remember hearing about a guy named Good Will donating something like
$27,000. And Good Will lives at the same address as a Goodwill
Industries thrift shop.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

40%... and the so called "flood" of small donations was really no more
than any previous campaign. The numbers were fudged by the MSM to make
it look like he was getting more "grass roots" support than other
candidates over the years. The Obama campaign took a lot of huge
corporate and private donations, this is who they owe. The way they
got around the law was to shut down the CVS address verification
portion of their credit card donations entry forms on line (which is
technically illegal) so they could take multiple donations over the
limit from donors in smaller denominations and not get caught as the
"real" identities of the donations origins could not be traced. It was
a scam right from the get go. There was blatant donation fraud and
illegal donations from over seas but they can't be traced either. Even
the Clintons were not that bold, the Billary campaign like any other
legal business/enterprise ran their donations through CVS
verification... This President and the dirtiest congress in history is
going to be a disaster of epic proportions. You think Billary sold us
out to the Chinese, just wait...

wrote:
On Dec 18, 11:37 pm, BAR wrote:
wrote:
On Dec 18, 10:49 pm, BAR wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
There may be a bit of a silver lining to the economic mess we are in.
In addition to exposing Wall Street frauds and con artists, the attention
given to the problems is starting to light a fire under some Congress
Critters and causing them to clean up their own acts.
Just saw a investigative report on CNN. The reported was digging into a
credit card reform bill that has been languishing in Congress for almost 3
years. The proposed bill (now being or has been passed) prevents credit
card issuers from doing things like raising interest rates on previous
balances and requires a 45 day notice to give the holder an opportunity to
shop for other card providers.
But, this bill has been sitting in Congress for years. When Chris Dodd, the
Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee was asked why no action had been
taken until now, his comment was "We've tried but have met with strong
resistance from the banks who issue the cards."
Sun light is a bitch.
Now, what the *hell* does *that* mean? The bank is holding Congress
hostage? What a wimpy answer.
It all gets back to campaign contributions.-
Which gets back to just where did BO get his money from? It sure
wasn't the newly empowered minority and college student voters. They
have no money to give.
He owes someone bigtime.
50% of his donations, $500 million, are alleged to have come from
donations less than or equal to $200.

I remember hearing about a guy named Good Will donating something like
$27,000. And Good Will lives at the same address as a Goodwill
Industries thrift shop.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

40%... and the so called "flood" of small donations was really no more
than any previous campaign. The numbers were fudged by the MSM to make
it look like he was getting more "grass roots" support than other
candidates over the years. The Obama campaign took a lot of huge
corporate and private donations, this is who they owe. The way they
got around the law was to shut down the CVS address verification
portion of their credit card donations entry forms on line (which is
technically illegal) so they could take multiple donations over the
limit from donors in smaller denominations and not get caught as the
"real" identities of the donations origins could not be traced. It was
a scam right from the get go. There was blatant donation fraud and
illegal donations from over seas but they can't be traced either. Even
the Clintons were not that bold, the Billary campaign like any other
legal business/enterprise ran their donations through CVS
verification... This President and the dirtiest congress in history is
going to be a disaster of epic proportions. You think Billary sold us
out to the Chinese, just wait...


Hilarious. Just frippin' hilarious.

On Dec 18, 11:37*pm, BAR wrote:
wrote:
On Dec 18, 10:49 pm, BAR wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
There may be a bit of a silver lining to the economic mess we are in.
In addition to exposing Wall Street frauds and con artists, *the attention
given to the problems is starting to light a fire under some Congress
Critters and causing them to clean up their own acts.
Just saw a investigative report on CNN. *The reported was digging into a
credit card reform bill that has been languishing in Congress for almost 3
years. * The proposed bill (now being or has been passed) *prevents credit
card issuers from doing things like raising interest rates on previous
balances and requires a 45 day notice to give the holder an opportunity to
shop for other card providers.
But, this bill has been sitting in Congress for years. *When Chris Dodd, the
Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee was asked why no action had been
taken until now, his comment was "We've tried but have met with strong
resistance from the banks who issue the cards."
Sun light is a bitch.

Now, what the *hell* does *that* mean? * The bank is holding Congress
hostage? *What a wimpy answer.
It all gets back to campaign contributions.-

Which gets back to just where did BO get his money from? *It sure
wasn't the newly empowered minority and college student voters. *They
have no money to give.

He owes someone bigtime.

50% of his donations, $500 million, are alleged to have come from
donations less than or equal to $200.

I remember hearing about a guy named Good Will donating something like
$27,000. And Good Will lives at the same address as a Goodwill
Industries thrift shop.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"Good Will", Santa Clause, No 1 u No, are mostly George Soros and
similar criminal enterprises... Like I said, as to the "small"
donations or so called "grass roots" donations were no more than any
other recent election cycle, the MSM "quoted" the numbers in the
context of some "record" donations, but they weren't..

On Dec 18, 11:37*pm, BAR wrote:
wrote:
On Dec 18, 10:49 pm, BAR wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
There may be a bit of a silver lining to the economic mess we are in.
In addition to exposing Wall Street frauds and con artists, *the attention
given to the problems is starting to light a fire under some Congress
Critters and causing them to clean up their own acts.
Just saw a investigative report on CNN. *The reported was digging into a
credit card reform bill that has been languishing in Congress for almost 3
years. * The proposed bill (now being or has been passed) *prevents credit
card issuers from doing things like raising interest rates on previous
balances and requires a 45 day notice to give the holder an opportunity to
shop for other card providers.
But, this bill has been sitting in Congress for years. *When Chris Dodd, the
Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee was asked why no action had been
taken until now, his comment was "We've tried but have met with strong
resistance from the banks who issue the cards."
Sun light is a bitch.

Now, what the *hell* does *that* mean? * The bank is holding Congress
hostage? *What a wimpy answer.
It all gets back to campaign contributions.-

Which gets back to just where did BO get his money from? *It sure
wasn't the newly empowered minority and college student voters. *They
have no money to give.

He owes someone bigtime.

50% of his donations, $500 million, are alleged to have come from
donations less than or equal to $200.

I remember hearing about a guy named Good Will donating something like
$27,000. And Good Will lives at the same address as a Goodwill
Industries thrift shop.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I suppose you're going to try to say that these antics only happen on
the left?

On Dec 19, 9:07 am, wrote:
On Dec 18, 11:37 pm, BAR wrote:



wrote:
On Dec 18, 10:49 pm, BAR wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
There may be a bit of a silver lining to the economic mess we are in.
In addition to exposing Wall Street frauds and con artists, the attention
given to the problems is starting to light a fire under some Congress
Critters and causing them to clean up their own acts.
Just saw a investigative report on CNN. The reported was digging into a
credit card reform bill that has been languishing in Congress for almost 3
years. The proposed bill (now being or has been passed) prevents credit
card issuers from doing things like raising interest rates on previous
balances and requires a 45 day notice to give the holder an opportunity to
shop for other card providers.
But, this bill has been sitting in Congress for years. When Chris Dodd, the
Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee was asked why no action had been
taken until now, his comment was "We've tried but have met with strong
resistance from the banks who issue the cards."
Sun light is a bitch.

Now, what the *hell* does *that* mean? The bank is holding Congress
hostage? What a wimpy answer.
It all gets back to campaign contributions.-

Which gets back to just where did BO get his money from? It sure
wasn't the newly empowered minority and college student voters. They
have no money to give.

He owes someone bigtime.

50% of his donations, $500 million, are alleged to have come from
donations less than or equal to $200.

I remember hearing about a guy named Good Will donating something like
$27,000. And Good Will lives at the same address as a Goodwill
Industries thrift shop.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I suppose you're going to try to say that these antics only happen on
the left?

I'd welcome muslims with a nuke to DC on inauguration day. BRING IT ON.

On Fri, 19 Dec 2008 09:29:40 -0800 (PST), Frogwatch
wrote:

On Dec 19, 9:07 am, wrote:
On Dec 18, 11:37 pm, BAR wrote:



wrote:
On Dec 18, 10:49 pm, BAR wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
There may be a bit of a silver lining to the economic mess we are in.
In addition to exposing Wall Street frauds and con artists, the attention
given to the problems is starting to light a fire under some Congress
Critters and causing them to clean up their own acts.
Just saw a investigative report on CNN. The reported was digging into a
credit card reform bill that has been languishing in Congress for almost 3
years. The proposed bill (now being or has been passed) prevents credit
card issuers from doing things like raising interest rates on previous
balances and requires a 45 day notice to give the holder an opportunity to
shop for other card providers.
But, this bill has been sitting in Congress for years. When Chris Dodd, the
Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee was asked why no action had been
taken until now, his comment was "We've tried but have met with strong
resistance from the banks who issue the cards."
Sun light is a bitch.

Now, what the *hell* does *that* mean? The bank is holding Congress
hostage? What a wimpy answer.
It all gets back to campaign contributions.-

Which gets back to just where did BO get his money from? It sure
wasn't the newly empowered minority and college student voters. They
have no money to give.

He owes someone bigtime.

50% of his donations, $500 million, are alleged to have come from
donations less than or equal to $200.

I remember hearing about a guy named Good Will donating something like
$27,000. And Good Will lives at the same address as a Goodwill
Industries thrift shop.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I suppose you're going to try to say that these antics only happen on
the left?

I'd welcome muslims with a nuke to DC on inauguration day. BRING IT ON.

HEY!

I live too close to downtown for that crap!
--
We say, "MERRY CHRISTMAS!"

John

On Dec 19, 12:38 pm, John wrote:
On Fri, 19 Dec 2008 09:29:40 -0800 (PST), Frogwatch



wrote:
On Dec 19, 9:07 am, wrote:
On Dec 18, 11:37 pm, BAR wrote:

wrote:
On Dec 18, 10:49 pm, BAR wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
There may be a bit of a silver lining to the economic mess we are in.
In addition to exposing Wall Street frauds and con artists, the attention
given to the problems is starting to light a fire under some Congress
Critters and causing them to clean up their own acts.
Just saw a investigative report on CNN. The reported was digging into a
credit card reform bill that has been languishing in Congress for almost 3
years. The proposed bill (now being or has been passed) prevents credit
card issuers from doing things like raising interest rates on previous
balances and requires a 45 day notice to give the holder an opportunity to
shop for other card providers.
But, this bill has been sitting in Congress for years. When Chris Dodd, the
Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee was asked why no action had been
taken until now, his comment was "We've tried but have met with strong
resistance from the banks who issue the cards."
Sun light is a bitch.

Now, what the *hell* does *that* mean? The bank is holding Congress
hostage? What a wimpy answer.
It all gets back to campaign contributions.-

Which gets back to just where did BO get his money from? It sure
wasn't the newly empowered minority and college student voters. They
have no money to give.

He owes someone bigtime.

50% of his donations, $500 million, are alleged to have come from
donations less than or equal to $200.

I remember hearing about a guy named Good Will donating something like
$27,000. And Good Will lives at the same address as a Goodwill
Industries thrift shop.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I suppose you're going to try to say that these antics only happen on
the left?

I'd welcome muslims with a nuke to DC on inauguration day. BRING IT ON.

HEY!

I live too close to downtown for that crap!
--
We say, "MERRY CHRISTMAS!"

John

OK, yer right, collateral damage would be bad so i wont sell em my
plans for a nuke made from old smoke detectors and parts from a '72
Camaro.