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Politics : The Obama - Clinton Disaster -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: joefromspringfield who wrote (57386)	9/28/2011 2:38:19 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	4 Recommendations Respond to of 103300

I agree with you on all points... a Cain/Rubio ticket is a powerful combo... not only are these two guys wonderful political policy choices, but would also make it incredibly obvious that the Republican party is not racist or anti minority and it would also draw blacks and hispanics away from that piece of camel shit now occupying the White House... GZ

To: joefromspringfield who wrote (57386)	9/28/2011 3:40:33 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	2 Recommendations Respond to of 103300

SECRET GOVERNMENT BANK ACCOUNTS FINANCING MORE SOLYNDRAS... This little-known government bank, the Federal Financing Bank [FFB], had a zero balance in 2008 for green energy projects, but now, with little Congressional oversight, it is giving out billions of dollars in loans to White House pet projects often at dirt-cheap interest rates below 1%. In July alone, the government bank, which had $61 billion in assets, lent nearly three quarters of a billion dollars in taxpayer funds with no Congressional checks and balances. Plus the bank is funding the insolvent U.S. Post Office; the White House’s expensive green car projects at Ford Motor, Nissan and Tesla Motors; a $485 million loan to an expensive solar project that’s lost $160 million over the last three years that’s backed by Google, BP and Chevron; plus the FFB is funding the teetering HOPE housing bailout program, which gives delinquent mortgage borrowers breaks on their loans. And according to KPMG’s audit report of the bank, the FFB is losing billions of dollars in taxpayer money because it is forgoing collecting interest costs on already inexpensive loans that are financing projects at agencies like the Agriculture Dept. foxbusiness.com GZ