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actually. If you want to go way back to the very start of the chain of events that led to the housing crisis, it started with Jimmy Carter's deregulation of the airline industry. And it mostly got worse during every term since. Clinton accelerated it a lot thoughHanzo said:No, I'm not incorrect. The Dodd-Frank bill was passed under Clinton. Bush did nothing to stop it. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were effectively under water then.How am I blindly partisan to blame Clinton and Bush???? I'm not neccessarily a republican, I'm a conservative.GRIM said:Ummm you are factually incorrect and taking the blind partisanship stance.
Bush ran under record home ownership, even pressured banks to give more subprime loans..
Even his own administration is on record saying he shares a brunt of the responsibility.
Bush did more than simply fail to stop it, he poured gas on it.
Wrong again on unions, another right wing response.
Unions are down just as pay is down.
Yet where unions exist pay and benefits remain strong....
Is there abuse in unions? sure there is everywhere. Pure capitalism drives wages down for record profits to the corporate heads, what we continue to see day in and day out..
"Where unions exist pay remains strong". Oh boy, you really stepped in it there. EU anyone?
Thanks for the ad hom, guess I'll stop now.