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Tag Archives: Fannie Mae
The Propaganda Of Incompetents
INVESTORS.COM Economy: As the “recovery summer” turns into a nightmare, one thing has become painfully clear: This is the most economically incompetent administration since the Great Depression. Two years into the Obama era, when the U.S. should be enjoying a booming recovery from the 2007-08 meltdown, with millions of new jobs and higher incomes for [...]
Posted in Budget, Business, Democrats, Economy, Financial Reform, George W. Bush, Health Care, Investor's Business Daily, Nancy Pelosi, New Fascism, Solid Principles
Tagged as: Christina Romer, Conference Board, David Axelrod, Democrats, Economc Stimulus Bill, Economy, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Incompetence, Obamanomics, Pres. George W. Bush, Sen. Harry Reid, Solid Principles, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, TARP, The Great Depression, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Unemployment
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Light At the End of the Bailout Tunnel
By DEBORAH SOLOMON WASHINGTON—The U.S. government’s rescue of wobbly companies and financial markets is starting to look far less expensive or long-lasting than once feared. As momentum grows at companies that looked like zombies just a few months ago to repay taxpayers for lifelines they got during the financial crisis, the projected cost of [...]
Posted in Business, Economy, Federal Reserve, Solid Principles, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: AIG, Fannie Mae, Federal Reserve, FHA, Financial Markets, Freddie Mac, Henry Paulson, TARP, U.S. Treasury, WSJ
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