I don't even care if you're trolling. To even insinuate at it it is worthy of only the highest ignorance.
I'm still not following how President Bush (who left office in 2008) attempted to repeal a Wall Street reform bill that didn't exist (even in it's earliest form) until 2009. Again, was there a time machine involved?
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Hah...ok fine. I'll reiterate my question. How does Bush try to repeal Dodd-Frank when he left office in January 2009, and Dodd-Frank didn't exist until: 1. First as an initial proposal in June 2009 2. Introduced into Congress by Chris Dodd and Barney Frank in December 2009 Come on CaseyH, do a quick search and you'll see that he has posted outside this forum.
I trust that you have other troll accounts besides this one. Something tells me that your sojourn here with this moniker may be of limited duration.
So does everyone else, they just aren't insecure enough to have to say it. Have fun with the trolling. <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/sjdUtM6GcAU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Still ignoring the fact that Dodd-Frank didn't exist while Bush was president? Even if you're just mistakenly talking about another bill, I'm still not sure which recent high profile bill "forced foreclosures" like you say. - Dodd-Frank was about Wall Street Reform - Fannie/Freddie takeover aimed to minimize foreclosures - EESA/TARP was passed to minimize foreclosures - ARRA had foreclosure assistance
Fannie and Freddy were endorsed by Barney Frank. I suppose I should have worded my sentences a bit better. Sorry....
And you're just a redneck. Sux to be you. This is what conservatives are reduced too? Weak taunts from a 17 year old?
If you are talking to me, I am far from a redneck, considering I live in Washington. However, if I lived in the great state of Texas, it would be a compliment to tell me I am a redneck.
