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IOWA CITY (KWWL)- Last April the group Iowa City Frien...
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Saying what no one else is willing to say.
by Unknown on 10/31/2008 12:36:00 PM, under
A CEO of one of the Banks in Utah is going to have to downsize the bank and layoff some employees, especially when Obama makes all of his changes. As he thought of who he was going to get rid of, he walked out into the parking lot and noticed all of the Obama bumper stickers and an idea came to mind. These are the people who made this happen, they are the ones who will give up their jobs first.by Unknown on 10/30/2008 11:27:00 AM, under
Anyways, as I have been following what is going on with elections coming up. I have no hope for McCain, I truly think Obama is going to get in and I'll be surprised otherwise. But, I think that once Obama gets into office that we are going to wake up to some nasty surprise in January. I think that will be the day Obama will let his true colors come forth and we will see that all the morons out there that voted for him will have been decevied. We are up for a January surprise!!!by Unknown on 10/29/2008 09:33:00 PM, under

| Bailout type | Cost to taxpayers (Source: Reuters) |
|---|---|
| Financial bailout package approved this week | up to or more than $700 billion |
| Bear Stearns financing | $29 billion |
| Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac nationalization | $200 billion |
| AIG loan and nationalization | $85 billion |
| Federal Housing Administration housing rescue bill | $300 billion |
| Mortgage community grants | $4 billion |
| JPMorgan Chase repayments | $87 billion |
| Loans to banks via Fed's Term Auction Facility | $200 billion+ |
| Loans from Depression-era Exchange Stabilization Fund | $50 billion |
| Purchases of mortgage securities by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac | $144 billion |
| POSSIBLE TOTAL | $1.8 trillion+ |
| NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS PER U.S. CENSUS | 105,480,101 |
| POSSIBLE COST PER HOUSEHOLD | $17,064+ |
by Unknown on 10/28/2008 11:12:00 AM, under
I am a big fan of talk radio. I can't stand to watch the news on TV anymore. One of my favorites is Dave Ramsey. Having grown up in an accountants home, I know more than the basics of "keeping the books," and so I can agree with Dave on everything he says. Well, the other day he was having people call in and explain to him why what Barrack Hussein Obama is proposing is okay to do. Meaning taking money from those hard working Americans and giving it to the lazy slobs that are going nowhere with their lives.
What part of this plan doesn't stink of communism? Is it the equalizing of the paycheck or the destruction of the motivation to be better? I was amazed that a lot of these callers were using scripture to justify themselves into believing that the government was doing all of us a favor and giving to those in need for us. But, as Dave and I were on the same wave length, he told the people and I screamed at the radio, "We are being forced to give up money, we are not willingly giving to those in need." Imagine if I could count my taxes as being part of my tithing, what a rediculous thought.by Unknown on 10/27/2008 05:38:00 PM, under
Throughout my school years, I was a nerd. Yes, you heard it here, I am a self proclaimed N-E-R-D. I did a ton of reading, I read everything from Star Wars, Louis L'Amour to a thousand page monstrosity called Texas. Once you get into Jr. High, or Middle School, and High School. We are all made to read, "The Classics" and in addition pass off pages that we have read of other various books of our choosing. This seemed an easy task for me because of my nerdyness and addiction to books. But, as I was forced to read with the class, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Of Mice and Men, The Grapes of Wrath, and a various amount of strange books I would rather not remember, I began to hate what school seemed to call, "The Classics".by Unknown on 10/11/2008 09:36:00 PM, under

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