Fuck yeah! And not little fairy cops on bikes, modes of transport that in no way whatsoever command respect, but cops on Segways! And we need some police brutality up in this bitch! To that end, I’ll be holding a seminar on how to effectively wield a night stick early next week. Only when regulators start sodomizing people will we be able to save the economy.
Oh, and he also announced he’ll be staying on as chairman of the Senate Banking Committee.
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Too Morgan, didn’t Stnaley
First!
there seems to be a word missing in the last line — “we”? will “we” be able to save the economy. Or maybe “I”?
Sham wow Mayo
Too when, more we.
look at how bad the legal profession is
http://endofesq.com/?p=481
Thank you asshats, the ‘we’ has been added and the superfluous ‘when’ deleted.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/07/13/business/main4256693.shtml?source=mostpop_story
WASHINGTON, July 14, 2008
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Hoping to bolster confidence, Senate Banking Committee Chairman Chris Dodd, a Connecticut Democrat, told CBS News Early Show anchor Harry Smith that Fannie and Freddie are financially sound.
“What’s important is to calm people’s fears,” Dodd said. “These are very well capitalized at more than adequate levels. They weren’t bottom feeders when it came to these subprime mortgages like other banks were. There’s a lot more reason to have confidence in what’s going on here than to have fear take over.”
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“Regulators must be strong cops…”
-So Crooks like you, Chris Dodd, don’t get $79,000 break on their mortgage from Friends of Angelo, err Countrywide, errr…Bank of America/Countrywide/MerrillLynch???
I’m a buyer of the blonde with the big bazungas.
Nice Bess, funny shit!
bess is going to show us how to wield a nightstick!?! i have got to fly out.
WASHINGTON, July 14, 2008
Hoping to bolster confidence, Senate Banking Committee Chairman Chris Dodd, a Connecticut Democrat, told CBS News Early Show anchor Harry Smith that Fannie and Freddie are financially sound.
“What’s important is to calm people’s fears,” Dodd said. “These are very well capitalized at more than adequate levels. They weren’t bottom feeders when it came to these subprime mortgages like other banks were. There’s a lot more reason to have confidence in what’s going on here than to have fear take over.”
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/07/13/business/main4256693.shtml?source=mostpop_story
@7 — that’s what happens when you type with one hand.
Bess – don’t be so sensitive. Merely offering constructive criticism to help you improve. It is for the better of all who visit.
- Elizabeth Spiers
That is rich. The Senator from Countrywide now wants regulators to regulate.
The barbarians have raided the city over and over. Pillaged till the city has burned down.
I guess now we need regulation? These people are brilliant!
Yea lets clamp down so we can save the ashes.