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To: StockDung who wrote (4219)	5/11/2007 2:16:07 PM
From: ravenseye	Respond to of 5673

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To: StockDung who wrote (4219)	5/14/2007 11:44:35 AM
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To: StockDung who wrote (4219)	5/17/2007 4:51:39 PM
From: ravenseye	Respond to of 5673

ASK YOURSELF WHY… MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE RATES ARE SO HIGH Report shows nearly $220 million spent by mortgage industry may be part of answer The second in a series of reports showing how American families are harmed by special interest campaign donations. A report from the Common Cause Education Fund EXECUTIVE SUMMARY While investing nearly $210 million on Washington lobbying and campaign contributions, the mortgage lending industry for seven years successfully blocked Congress from taking action to restrict lending abuses that saddled economically vulnerable families with home mortgages they could not afford. In 2006 alone, foreclosure filings across the country were up 42 percent compared to 2005—a total of 1.2 million homes in jeopardy, or one in every 92 homes. And foreclosures continue to mount in 2007, with March foreclosure filings up 47 percent compared to the year before.ii... commoncause.org