Congress failed to pass bill that would weaken financial regs.

From the National Journal Between Newtown and the Navy Yard, President Obama launched 25 separate initiatives—and there's little the NRA can do to stop them. [Of course, they're just plugging holes here and there in the dyke compared to the bill currently blocked in the Senate, but until that passes...] By Patrick Reis and Matt Vasilogambros September 17, 2013 | 3:44 p.m. President Obama addressed the Navy Yard shooting before a speech on Mon ...

a clean bipartisan Zika funding bill! ...

Hopefully, when the Senate and House blend the bills, it will truly be good for the country. Only time will tell. I noted that 3/4 of the amendments were not introduced or voted on in the Senate. WASHINGTON - Prodded by national anger at Wall Street, the Senate on Thursday passed the most far-reaching restraints on big banks since the Great Depression. In its broad sweep, the massive bill would touch Wall Street CEOs and first-time homebuyers, high-flying traders and small town lenders. T ...

I must go look at it now that it passed. There were stipulations that didn't rein in Wall Street but one article I read stated it does that. "The Senate passed the financial overhaul package in a final vote Thursday, ending more than a year of wrangling over the shape of the landmark legislation. The focus now shifts to the monumental task of implementing the new regulations over coming weeks and months. The 60 to 39 decision came just before 3 p.m, only a few hours after Democr ...

When Republicans challenged Obamacare in the courts, they had to overcome the hurdle of persuading the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a program enacted by Congress and signed by a president. The legal challenge by Texas and 25 other states to the administration’s executive actions on immigration is different. Congress never passed a Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (or DAPA) to grant legal status to some 5 million undocumented immigrants. President Ob ...

The new governor is trying to pass bills which allow the governor to appoint all directors of all agencies and get rid of them at will. Also, the governor wants to get rid of all "rules" that any agency or committee has established unless the governor decides that those rules should exist. The country is finally waking up to the fact that we have a bunch of bullies who got themselves elected by saying the right things, but are turning into something else entirely. Nobody likes bullies. This is ...

Or how about: Buy the car and then I'll let you drive it! Or: Vote for me and then you'll find out what my plans are! Or: Start working and then I'll tell you how much your salary is! ...

By Daniel TencerThursday, January 21st, 2010 -- 2:29 pm Dems mull reconciliation to push through reforms: report House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi says there aren't enough votes in the House to pass the Senate version of health reform, but what that means for the future of health reform is far from clear. "In its present form without any changes I don't think it's possible to pass the Senate bill in the House," Pelosi said after meeting with the Democratic caucus on Thursday, ...

Now we can expect more hissy fits from Ole Sissy Pants. ...

Well, we already know he negotiates with terrorists and not Congress. Let's hope he changes his ways PDQ. ...

under a new piece of legislation introduced in the state's House of Representatives, employers would be able to pay anyone under the age of 20 as little as $5.25 an hour for their first 180 days on the job. The bill, LD 1346, also eliminates the maximum number of hours a minor 16 years of age or older can work on a school day and allows a minor under the age of 16 to work up to four hours on a school day during hours when school is not in session. With Maine's unemployment above ...

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-20106206-503544.html So, this is what the presidency has degenerated into... ...

Texas governor pans drilling safety regulations, suggests ‘God’ to blame for BP’s oil disasterBy Stephen C. WebsterMonday, May 3rd, 2010 -- 8:34 pmIf the very Christian, very Republican governor of Texas is right on this one, he may soon find it politically expedient to rethink his allegiances, what with 2010 being an election year and all. That's right: according to Republican Rick Perry, no amount of safety requirements can prevent an "act of God," which may or may not ...

I just thought I would start a contraversial topic before I take off for the day. I'll be back later to see the ruckus. LOL. ...

Thoughts on the bill passed in the House today? Too little, too much? I think it's a good step but there are no guarantees Big Business won't find loopholes. In fact, I'm quite sure they will try. In the meantime, however, it sends a good message that we will be watching. I'm also sure the senate will take months with this. Will that lead to a watered-down version? I guess it depends on how hard the constituents press their elected officials. NJ ...

Like so many right now, due to pay cuts in the last year, I am in need of any additional prayer anyone can give. My pay has been cut nearly in half. I don't qualify for bankruptcy because my name is on 1/4 of my mom's house. She has early dementia and is fighting us on all fronts right now because she's in denial. She just had another TIA and is refusing to go for an MRI or see the neurologist. She refuses to sell the house, which she needs to do anyw ...

I have been reading articles on what is, and what is not, included in this new law. Not a single article agrees this is real reform. It still gives Wall Street (SEC) and big banks the freedom to do what they want. This is not good. It's what I've been saying all along. The idea of financial reform was supposed to stop the abuse, but it may give the above more free rein in what they do. I'm posting one article from MSNBC. Please be sure to read the ful ...

If a company offers a 401K through (for example) Charles Schwab and said company goes out of business, is the 401K safe or frozen or ?? Thank you. ...

I need a miracle from God to save me from financial disaster. Please lift me up in prayer as I will pray for others who are in the same predictament as I am. In Jesus name, I pray for all who are hurting because of the economy and financial problems. ...

institutions. A new rule approved by the FDIC went into effect that creditors and shareholders will now have to absorb some of the losses when the federal government steps in to dismantle large failing financial firms. Congress gave the FDIC the authority to wind down troubled firms and sell their assets; i.e., shareholders and unsecured creditors should understand that the taxpayers are not at risk any longer to bail them out. That's okay but if you have a balanced fund, most ...

Hi, first I wanna say I think it's awesome that there is a prayer request area on here. :) Anyway, I'm going through a lot of trials right now, and I really need God to show me what to do. My house is in foreclosure ("under review" for a workout plan so I'm in limbo and at their mercy), my health is not good right now (IDDM, hypothyroidism, et. al.), I am very unhappy at my job (full time orthopedic transcription but lots of stress and mean people; wanting to go ...

Sometime this year, we taxpayers will again receive another " Economic Stimulus" payment. This is indeed a very exciting program, and I'll explain it by using a Q & A format: Q. What is an 'Economic Stimulus' payment ?A. It is money that the federal government will send to taxpayers.Q. Where will the government get this money ?A. From taxpayers. Q. So the government is g ...

Please pray that I get relief from financial siituation in which I am losing everything. My house is being foreclosed on, I have bad credit, a car that is barely drivable, relatives who need help and I am getting terrible stomach problems over this worry. Please agree with me in prayer that God will lead me out of this mess. Thank you! ...

If your son or daughter came to you and said they were not buying gifts this year because money was tight and needed for bills, would you give them money to buy gifts for their children who are 17 and 19? ...

I would like to ask for prayer for financial difficulty. I transcribe at home (mostly general transcription), and I work hard and it never seems like enough and we are knee deep in debt and need much more coming in. I keep granddaugther full-time also and my daughter (her mom) cannot afford to pay me for it - but I reallly need her to. I also homeschool my daughter- she had really bad panic attacks when she went to public school, my husband works full time, thank God, but we re ...

It seems that he had to return $16,000 in stolen funds for repairs to his minivans, movie tickets, vacation. The closest fall guy has gone to prison for this. Rubio is not going to be able to wash this off fast enough. ...

I am desparately in need of prayers for my financial situation. I cannot pay my rent this month and doubt that I will be ableto pay it in January despite not paying other bills. Thanks for much! ...

Dylan Ratigan is freaking out of the changes Chris Dodd and Barney Frank are trying to make to this financial reform bill: The long-awaited showdown between banks and Sen. Blanche Lincoln over her derivatives reform section of the Wall Street bill begins Thursday. The conference committee will consider an offer made by the House to amend Senate legislation that forces banks to spin off their swaps desk and separately capitalize that operation, while also bringing the business out into the open, ...

is worse than ever!! No way to pay bills at all this month!! ...

I'm afraid that my answer to Kentuckian wouldn't be seen since I didn't realize that the posts were so far down on the page. i think i posted the wrong link in that post, too, but it was also good info. :) How the Democrats Created the Financial Crisis: Kevin Hassett Commentary by Kevin Hassett - September 22, 2008 00:04 EDT Fannie and Freddie did this by becoming a key enabler of the mortgage crisis. They fueled Wall Street's efforts to securitize subprime loans by ...

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