Get Ready for another Housing crash thanks to Democrats

I see you don't have a clue as to the reasons for the 2008 market crash. It had nothing to do with anything Clinton did.

WRONG. Clinton encouraged laws to make housing cheap. Bush extended that nonsense and added to it, setting up the speculation heyday that eventually ended with the crash.

Then Obama tried to mitigate the crash, worsening it's effects.
 
It is exactly what caused the 2008 crash. It was Democrats and RINOs that set up the crash.

Complete fucking bullshit.

The cause of the 2008 collapse was the dramatic weakening of underwriting standards for subprime loans, beginning in 2004 and extending through 2007.

The Democrats weren't in charge and were actually sounding the alarm about vulnerabilities in the housing market and among GSE's, but then it was Bush the Dumber's Treasury Secretary who told Congress in 2003 that there was no danger posed by these subprime loans. And in 2003, that was true because those loans hadn't had their standards weakened. That started in 2004 because Bush was trying to inflate a housing market to make up for the fact that his shitty tax cuts didn't deliver on a single promise made of them.
 
WRONG. Clinton encouraged laws to make housing cheap.

You're a fucking moron and a liar.

"Since 1995 there has been essentially no change in the basic CRA rules or enforcement process that can be reasonably linked to the subprime lending activity. This fact weakens the link between the CRA and the current crisis since the crisis is rooted in poor performance of mortgage loans made between 2004 and 2007. "
https://www.federalreserve.gov/images/20081203_analysis.pdf

Who was President 2004-2007? Who controlled Congress?
 
No it isn't, you're just lying your ass off now because people are holding your bullshit to scrutiny and you can't stand that because you're a big, fucking crybaby about everything.

Nonsense response. Try English. Insult fallacies. Trolling.
 
Not only is there no such reference, but his take on the reason for the 2008 housing crisis is completely wrong as well. There is no point in engaging a brainwashed parrot. They'll just keep asking for a cracker. What is suggested is that it will be easier to purchase rental properties. Those are not purchased as a homestead. They are purchased for the purpose of renting them out. That's why they're called... you know.... rental properties. There is a housing shortage, which drives up prices. The cult howls. The administration attempts to ease the shortage. The cult howls. They should be ignored. Just my two cents.

Yes, in our hyper partisan world many people are going to reject (or accept) any proposal based on whether they like the person doing the proposing or not. But if one is arguing from a position of principle, it is very possible to acknowledge a problem and also say the proposed solution is not a good one. We all know not all policy proposals are good.
 
Financing them to rent is in there and the other will follow, it will be hidden in the legislation just like charging people for every mile driven was on page 2700 of the infrastructure bill

If it is on page 2700 how is it "hidden"?
 
Nonsense response. Try English. Insult fallacies. Trolling.

Wait - so MAGA is also your sock?????

You forgot to switch between socks didn't you?

I didn't respond to you, I responded to MAGA.

But now you seem to be saying MAGA is your sock.

This is what I mean when I say you're not good at this.
 
You are correct that a housing crash is on the way... I expect it to be quite visible by next year.

Nah. The law must first be passed, the speculation must first kick in as a result of it, the theft has to run out sooner or later, THEN you have the crash.

More likely a period of at least five years. You will see the speculation build before that, though. That's the setup to the crash.
 
You're a fucking moron and a liar.

"Since 1995 there has been essentially no change in the basic CRA rules or enforcement process that can be reasonably linked to the subprime lending activity. This fact weakens the link between the CRA and the current crisis since the crisis is rooted in poor performance of mortgage loans made between 2004 and 2007. "
https://www.federalreserve.gov/images/20081203_analysis.pdf

Who was President 2004-2007? Who controlled Congress?

Clinton set all that stuff up, dude. It was a Clinton/Bush joint effort. Were you even alive back then?

Then Obama made it even worse with the worst bailout of the wrong people ever.
 
I don't think you need to worry about educating me about sub-prime mortgages. I think you should educate yourself about mortgage backed securities.
Bear Stearns and Lehman didn't go under because they took out a sub-prime mortgage.

No, you don't know anything about sub-prime mortgages. Stearns and Lehman went under because they bet the wrong way on socialism.
 
The problems with loans had nothing to do with the Community Reinvestment Act since Lehman, JP Morgan, AIG and Bear Stearns were not banks and were not subject to the rules of the CRA. Of course that would require me to waste my time trying to educate your ignorant ass.

JP Morgan is a bank, dumbass. They own and operate Chase Bank.
 
Clinton set all that stuff up, dude.

The Federal Reserve is calling you a moron to your fat, stupid face:

"Since 1995 there has been essentially no change in the basic CRA rules or enforcement process that can be reasonably linked to the subprime lending activity. This fact weakens the link between the CRA and the current crisis since the crisis is rooted in poor performance of mortgage loans made between 2004 and 2007. "
https://www.federalreserve.gov/images/20081203_analysis.pdf

Maybe take the hint and shut the fuck up before you make an even bigger ass of yourself, pussy.
 
The funny thing is, most banks didn't have a problem with loans.
Lie. Yes they did.
How many small banks went under from mortgages that they held?
Quite a few, including one here. Washington Mutual.
The ones that did, did so because they violated their rules for approving mortgages.
No. They simply changed their rules.
The real problem with faulty mortgages was mortgage companies like Countrywide
Countrywide is a bank.
which were not subject to the CRA since they were not banks.
Countrywide is a bank.
 
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