Why is Clinton back on the Democratic pedestal?

klaatu

klaatu

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I'll tell you why .... because inside the Democratic Party they are starting to prepare for the recovery from the ass kicking they are about to recieve in November. The Message is ..Remember the Name Clinton and the Roaring 90's? Im sure you all have heard the pundits and their what if? scenarios on the prospect of Hillary challenging Obama in 2012. I dont believe its that far fetched...in fact I even made this prediction myself over a year ago. Its happened a couple of times before and there is no reason why it couldnt happen again. Everything has to be right. And this is why I believe Clinton is doing this road show and the far left media is embracing him. We are watching the foundation of a movement being laid for Hillary. After the elections I believe Hillary will step down as SoS ...and if the State of the Union is still like this next year ....there will be a Draft Hillary move and she will run. Just as Kennedy in 1979 and his Brother in '68.

The one thing they arnt reminding you of when they reminisce about the prosperous 90's
During the mid 90's when Clinton and the Republican Congress were bumping heads and putting together a balanced budget ... It was during this period of the Tech Boom and great prosperity that Clinton decided to push an initiative that had its heart in the right place but lacked monetary sense. In 1994 Clinton with his HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros, devised the National Home ownership Strategy, a plan that called for near zero down payments and at its center piece was a goal to drastically increase Home ownership across America, regardless of income and credit history.

Sound familiar ... ?
 
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klaatu said:
I'll tell you why .... because inside the Democratic Party they are starting to prepare for the recovering from the ass kicking they are about to get in November. The Message is ..Remember the Name Clinton and the Roaring 90's? Im sure you all have heard the pundits and their what if? scenarios on the prospect of Hillary challenging Obama in 2012. I dont believe its that far fetched...in fact I even made this prediction myself over a year ago. Its happened a couple of times before and there is no reason why it couldnt happen again. Everything has to be right. And this is why I believe Clinton is doing this road show and the far left media is embracing him. We are seeing ground work being laid for Hillary. After the elections I believe Hillary will resign as SoS ...if the State of the Union is still like this next year ....there will be a Draft Hillary move and she will run. Just as Kennedy in 1979 and his Brother in '68.

The one thing they arnt reminding you of when they reminisce about the prosperous 90's
During the mid 90's when Clinton and the Republican Congress were bumping heads and putting together a balanced budget ... It was during this period of the Tech Boom and great prosperity that Clinton decided to push an initiative that had its heart in the right place but lacked monetary sense. In 1994 Clinton with his HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros, devised the National Home ownership Strategy, a plan that called for near zero down payments and at its center piece was a goal to drastically increase Home ownership across America, regardless of income and credit history.

Sound familiar ... ?
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I'd like to see some statistics on how many people got their first break on home ownership. The percentage of defaults compared to those who bought a home and kept it.

We have to keep in mind many people already had a home, purchased others as an investment, then just walked away from their investment (defaulted) when they realized the investment was going bad.

The program should have been tailored to first time buyers only. Even if the value of a home decreases it might still be better than never having a home and paying rent all their life.

Sooner or later they will have equity. Even if it takes 20 years they'll have more than they would have if they rented.
 
apple0154 said:
I'd like to see some statistics on how many people got their first break on home ownership. The percentage of defaults compared to those who bought a home and kept it.

We have to keep in mind many people already had a home, purchased others as an investment, then just walked away from their investment (defaulted) when they realized the investment was going bad.

The program should have been tailored to first time buyers only. Even if the value of a home decreases it might still be better than never having a home and paying rent all their life.

Sooner or later they will have equity. Even if it takes 20 years they'll have more than they would have if they rented.
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Equity ONLY matters if you are selling a house. Read Rich Dad Poor Dad. He explains that if the only house you own is the house you live in then it is not an asset, it is a liability. You have to pay for the upkeep and your bottom line does not benefit AT ALL.
 
People in general - and I'd wager many independents & even Republicans - are much more appreciative & nostalgic about the Clinton years at this point. Prosperity, relative peace, and a Prez who actually worked with Congress (and vice versa).

Like it or not, he'll go down as one of the better Presidents of the modern era.
 
Socrtease said:
Equity ONLY matters if you are selling a house. Read Rich Dad Poor Dad. He explains that if the only house you own is the house you live in then it is not an asset, it is a liability. You have to pay for the upkeep and your bottom line does not benefit AT ALL.
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This is how people used to think of a home.

If its cheaper than renting then you are doing good.

There is also the feeling of control over your surroundings with a home.

It will take years for people to shake the crazy idea of "House as Money to tap" will leave the American mind.

It should have never exsisted and should never exsist again.

The huge Boom of the 2000's should never exsist again because it is unsustainable and leads to a huge mess like we are now pulling out of.

The right will tout the numbers in the future and forget all about the downfall.
 
Onceler said:
People in general - and I'd wager many independents & even Republicans - are much more appreciative & nostalgic about the Clinton years at this point. Prosperity, relative peace, and a Prez who actually worked with Congress (and vice versa).

Like it or not, he'll go down as one of the better Presidents of the modern era.
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Kind of a win by default....

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Jarod said:
I guess u never heard of 1994?
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Are you a wise ass or are you unable to put 2+2 together?

Like it or not this is what happened... the National Home ownership Strategy, a plan that called for near zero down payments and at its center piece was a goal to drastically increase Home ownership across America, regardless of income and credit history.

A major reason (not all) for the Toxic Loans that resulted in a TARP ... Troubled Asset Relief Program
 
evince said:
This is how people used to think of a home.

If its cheaper than renting then you are doing good.

There is also the feeling of control over your surroundings with a home.

It will take years for people to shake the crazy idea of "House as Money to tap" will leave the American mind.

It should have never exsisted and should never exsist again.

The huge Boom of the 2000's should never exsist again because it is unsustainable and leads to a huge mess like we are now pulling out of.

The right will tout the numbers in the future and forget all about the downfall.
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I hate speculators, a phrase my contractor friend use to use all the time, and then he got greedy...
 
Superfreak said:
Kind of a win by default....

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Hmm.. I believe Kennedy had the potential to be in the top rung. Johnson gave us the Great Societythat resulted in the Welfare Generation and he let VietNam get out of control .. I think Id put him down at the bottom with Obama and Carter ..with W slighly above them. The Jury is still out on IRAQ.. if Iraq turns into a Beacon of Liberty in the Middle East... lookout ..
 
klaatu said:
Hmm.. I believe Kennedy had the potential to be in the top rung. Johnson gave us the Great Societythat resulted in the Welfare Generation and he let VietNam get out of control .. I think Id put him down at the bottom with Obama and Carter ..with W slighly above them. The Jury is still out on IRAQ.. if Iraq turns into a Beacon of Liberty in the Middle East... lookout ..
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Yeah, I'll buy you dinner if that happens!
 
Rana said:
I hate speculators, a phrase my contractor friend use to use all the time, and then he got greedy...
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A small mount of speculators dont hurt anything.

The flipping crowd didnt cause this, it was the lack of policy to contain the emerging problem that caused this.

The Bush team just let it happen to keep their numbers high.

They actually believed the corprate CEOs were more Moral than the average person.

Criminals can wear three piece suits.
 
klaatu said:
Hmm.. I believe Kennedy had the potential to be in the top rung. Johnson gave us the Great Societythat resulted in the Welfare Generation and he let VietNam get out of control .. I think Id put him down at the bottom with Obama and Carter ..with W slighly above them. The Jury is still out on IRAQ.. if Iraq turns into a Beacon of Liberty in the Middle East... lookout ..
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Beacon of Liberty? Really? Not a chance. Sharia law, Shi'ite domination of Suni. In 15 years we will be lucky if Iraq has not dissolved it's border with Iran and they aren't one big United Islamic Republic. The money spent on the war in Iraq probably could have been just effective if not more fomenting revolution in Iran. Iraq was a boondoggle; an attempt to show that we did something about terrorism and that we "won". It was a waste of blood and treasure and no history will ever be kind to it. It is also the point in history where we lost our moral compass and thought that it was better to behave like barbarians and totalitarians than a country founded by the likes of Jefferson, Washington Adams and Franklin.
 
evince said:
A small mount of speculators dont hurt anything.

The flipping crowd didnt cause this, it was the lack of policy to contain the emerging problem that caused this.

The Bush team just let it happen to keep their numbers high.

They actually believed the corprate CEOs were more Moral than the average person.

Criminals can wear three piece suits.
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Rewriting History again?

 
Bush will go down as the WORST president in history.

Obama has already accomplished huge things even if you dont like what he has done.
 
klaatu said:
Rewriting History again?

YouTube - Nancy Pelosi, Barney Frank, and Democrats are Clueless on Freddie Mac Fannie Mae and the financial credit crisis.
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ONLY idiots like you who live in an entirely partisan world are stupid enough to think this mess was caused Fmay and Fmac.


Bush gets all the credit for the mess he sat and watched happen while he put two wars on the credit card.

I just dont understand why fuckers like you persist in your brain dead attempts to convince people of these lame right wing talking points.
 
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