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The New THOMA$ REPORT on Thursday, October 09, 2008 2:37:20 PM
Apparently not as dumb as Ed Tucker, who wrote a letter to the editor of the "Wilmington, [DE] News-Journal," saying, "The disastrous policies that spawned our recent mortgage crisis prove that congressional term limits would be a very bad idea." Actually, they do not. It has become obvious that Barney Frank, the man Tucker is fawning over, is "in on the scam," having fought every effort by the Republicans (12 times) to add more regulation to Fannie and Freddie, saying, "There's nothing wrong with them." Subsequent events have proven that there was not only "something wrong" with them, they were in the middle of a liberal SWINDLE that cost Americans BILLIONS of dollars, and will probably cost them billions more. Barney himself profited handsomely from this swindle and his protests were a feeble attempt to keep us from finding out about the swindle. Where Ed gets the idea that being in Congress for a long time makes Barney a "smart fellow," I don't know. It just allows Barney a longer time to work his swindle. The "disastrous policies" that caused this "meltdown" were promulgated by Barney Frank, Chris Dodd, and Franklin Raines. Barney isn't "smart." He's CLEVER, or his swindle wouldn't have worked. If he were smart, he wouldn't have allowed his boyfriend to start a whorehouse in his apartment. (
Common Sense)