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That conclusion is pretty lame.
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Posted by Earl j. Slick on 2012-05-20 10:29:27

In Reply to: Not looking so good posted by gsw_hoops on 2012-05-19 17:24:24

What are those policies and how would they have worked. Why is it ironic?

And this:

"Income decline is not the only aspect of the misery. A majority of middle- and lower-income Americans are seeing their net worth fall because their largest asset is typically the value of their home equity—and home prices have declined in value by at least a third. Given mortgage levels, on average this has wiped out perhaps two thirds of home equity. No wonder people are feeling the pinch, not to mention that many buyers and home­owners are spooked when so many homes are underwater with mortgage debt exceeding the value of the property. There is still almost $3.7 trillion in excess mortgage debt that Americans need to pay off just to return to normal loan-to-value ratios on housing, according to St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President James Bullard."

You trying to lay that one on the current administration? LMAO at that.

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