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  • Reversing course, Mitt Romney will release tax returns Tuesday - latimes.com SourceURL: http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-romney-release-tax-returns-20120122,0,2001871.story http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-romney-release-tax-retu...0January 22, 2012

    Political upset and Romney has more flips than all the IHOPS

    Reversing course, Mitt Romney will release tax returns Tuesday – latimes.com SourceURL: http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-romney-release-tax-returns-20120122,0,2001871.story http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-romney-release-tax-retu…

  • AllGov - News - Ron Paul Introduces Bill to Repeal Indefinite Detention of Americans SourceURL: http://www.allgov.com/Top_Stories/ViewNews/Ron_Paul_Introduces_Bill_to_Repeal_Indefinite_Detention_of_Americans_120120 http://www.allgov.com/Top_Stories/...0January 21, 2012

    AllGov – News – Ron Paul Introduces Bill to Repeal Indefinite Detention of Americans

    AllGov – News – Ron Paul Introduces Bill to Repeal Indefinite Detention of Americans SourceURL: http://www.allgov.com/Top_Stories/ViewNews/Ron_Paul_Introduces_Bill_to_Repeal_Indefinite_Detention_of_Americans_120120 http://www.allgov.com/Top_Stories/…

  • Ron Paul is one of those candidates that has massively loyal supporters and he continues to stand on his singular message; follow the constitution and give the people freedom to choose and get rid of excess. But his message is largly overlooked because it makes sense and in some cases calls for massive overhaul of some services and stop others altogehter. The media has made it clear that Ron Paul is a joke to them and doesn’t give him the attention or the time he should get, like the other candidates. In 2012, Paul isn’t going to be the president...0January 21, 2012

    A skinny Rodney Dangerfield – Ron Paul gets no respect

    Ron Paul is one of those candidates that has massively loyal supporters and he continues to stand on his singular message; follow the constitution and give the people freedom to choose and get rid of excess. But his message is largly overlooked because it makes sense and in some cases calls for massive overhaul of some services and stop others altogehter. The media has made it clear that Ron Paul is a joke to them and doesn’t give him the attention or the time he should get, like the other candidates. In 2012, Paul isn’t going to be the president…

  • Seems painfully obvious to me that the banks are having such a hard time making money; I see now why they have to charge for the $5 a month debit cards. It’s hurting their bottom line. Only having your earnings go up by 3.8 billion is so weak… they need to pull it together; they have families they have to feed they can’t live on just 3.8 billion. That’s poverty to them. I swear, if they can’t do business any better than that; they should just ask for another bail out.1October 18, 2011

    Bankers see $3.8 billion as a level of proverty. Apparently.

    Seems painfully obvious to me that the banks are having such a hard time making money; I see now why they have to charge for the $5 a month debit cards. It’s hurting their bottom line. Only having your earnings go up by 3.8 billion is so weak… they need to pull it together; they have families they have to feed they can’t live on just 3.8 billion. That’s poverty to them. I swear, if they can’t do business any better than that; they should just ask for another bail out.

  • I saw this article about Credit Unions and Banks and the charges. I understand that the banks THINK they need to charge for something, but they should have never charged for the use of a debit card. Theyshould have charged for a checking account [additional ones], but chargin people for debit cards; that’s hitting people right in the wallet. BOA could’ve said the charge was for anything else except for debit cards and it probably would’ve gone right over the radar, but BOA went right for the jugular. They didn’t care and they figure, they’re to big to fail… so...1October 17, 2011

    Why would you stay with a big bank?

    I saw this article about Credit Unions and Banks and the charges. I understand that the banks THINK they need to charge for something, but they should have never charged for the use of a debit card. Theyshould have charged for a checking account [additional ones], but chargin people for debit cards; that’s hitting people right in the wallet. BOA could’ve said the charge was for anything else except for debit cards and it probably would’ve gone right over the radar, but BOA went right for the jugular. They didn’t care and they figure, they’re to big to fail… so…

  • Besides the excessive breathing, and just freaking out every time this guy turned around to see what’s behind him or leaning over the edge of the cables; it simply amazing that these people are still alive to share the video over the Internet… whoa. This is like the Blair Witch Project, but nobody dies and the suspense is crazy…  0September 15, 2011

    This is freaking nuts! Climbing atop Moscow Bridge in Kiev

    Besides the excessive breathing, and just freaking out every time this guy turned around to see what’s behind him or leaning over the edge of the cables; it simply amazing that these people are still alive to share the video over the Internet… whoa. This is like the Blair Witch Project, but nobody dies and the suspense is crazy…  

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Political upset and Romney has more flips than all the IHOPS

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Reversing course, Mitt Romney will release tax returns Tuesday – latimes.com SourceURL: http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-romney-release-tax-returns-20120122,0,2001871.story http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-romney-release-tax-returns-20120122,0,2001871.story Gingrich Wins in South Carolina – WSJ.com SourceURL: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204616504577175513802679068.html?mod=googlenews_wsj http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204616504577175513802679068.html?mod=googlenews_wsj

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AllGov – News – Ron Paul Introduces Bill to Repeal Indefinite Detention of Americans

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AllGov News Ron Paul Introduces Bill to Repeal Indefinite Detention of AmericansAllGov – News – Ron Paul Introduces Bill to Repeal Indefinite Detention of Americans SourceURL: http://www.allgov.com/Top_Stories/ViewNews/Ron_Paul_Introduces_Bill_to_Repeal_Indefinite_Detention_of_Americans_120120 http://www.allgov.com/Top_Stories/ViewNews/Ron_Paul_Introduces_Bill_to_Repeal_Indefinite_Detention_of_Americans_120120 Ron Paul cut off on Fox News – unedited from commercial to commercial – YouTube SourceURL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tbNBnBe2SI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tbNBnBe2SI

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A skinny Rodney Dangerfield – Ron Paul gets no respect

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– January 21, 2012Posted in: Crooks, Humor, Politics

image thumb A skinny Rodney Dangerfield Ron Paul gets no respectRon Paul is one of those candidates that has massively loyal supporters and he continues to stand on his singular message; follow the constitution and give the people freedom to choose and get rid of excess.

But his message is largly overlooked because it makes sense and in some cases calls for massive overhaul of some services and stop others altogehter.

The media has made it clear that Ron Paul is a joke to them and doesn’t give him the attention or the time he should get, like the other candidates. In 2012, Paul isn’t going to be the president and last I heard, he will not run for president again. Which is sad because he tends to have a solid character and a complete understanding of what the United States needs for it’s citizens [in general].

While I don’t agree on somethings with Ron Paul, he remains consistent and that’s better than anything Romney or Gingrich, or Santorum has done.

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Bankers see $3.8 billion as a level of proverty. Apparently.

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– October 18, 2011Posted in: Crooks, Money, Politics, Stupid

image thumb Bankers see $3.8 billion as a level of proverty. Apparently.Seems painfully obvious to me that the banks are having such a hard time making money; I see now why they have to charge for the $5 a month debit cards. It’s hurting their bottom line.

Only having your earnings go up by 3.8 billion is so weak… they need to pull it together; they have families they have to feed they can’t live on just 3.8 billion. That’s poverty to them.

I swear, if they can’t do business any better than that; they should just ask for another bail out.

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Why would you stay with a big bank?

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– October 17, 2011Posted in: Crooks, Money, Politics

um51yqbu thumb Why would you stay with a big bank?I saw this article about Credit Unions and Banks and the charges. I understand that the banks THINK they need to charge for something, but they should have never charged for the use of a debit card. Theyshould have charged for a checking account [additional ones], but chargin people for debit cards; that’s hitting people right in the wallet.

BOA could’ve said the charge was for anything else except for debit cards and it probably would’ve gone right over the radar, but BOA went right for the jugular. They didn’t care and they figure, they’re to big to fail… so why not?!

After all the money that was given to the banks, and how everyone knows now that they grossly miss used it and betrayed the trust of the public; it’s funny that people would continue to support them by doing business with them. It’s nuts.

I have posted on here several times about the BOA practices of them forclosing on people, on house that BOA don’t even own.. and nothing happens to BOA. Why aren’t there criminal charges filed? Why doesn’t someone from BOA to jail for stealing someones house and selling all their things [by mistake].

Credit Unions have to be loving this…

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