Now the Dems are for Bank Regulation?

Anyone have thoughts on this? Some background on the Ex-IM bank. About Ex-Im Bank:Ex-Im Bank is an independent federal agency that helps create and maintain U.S. jobs by filling gaps in private export financing at no cost to American taxpayers. In the past five years, Ex-Im Bank has earned for U.S. taxpayers $1.9 billion above the cost of operations. The Bank provides a variety of financing mechanisms, including working capital guarantees, export-credit insurance and financing to ...

Anyone bank with ING? I have been thinking about opening an account, but since they've been bought by Capital One, I've hesitated... Since the buyout, have you noticed any changes? If you left, where did you go? I'm looking for an online option. ...

Okay..so President Obama wants to start having taxes for the banks because he feels that these banks should pay back us taxpayers because we bailed them out. Now...how smart is that considering that the banks are going to pass those taxes onto us and so basically taxpayers will be paying the taxes of the banks so the banks can pay the taxpayers back. Now does that make a whole heck of a lot of sense!!!!? Sheesh. The only reason we bailed certain banks out anyway is becaus ...

I am thinking of using bill pay through my bank and my question specifically is if whether anyone has had a problem with it...any kind of problem...did the check get out late? any problems with delivery or lost checks? I would like to set up my mortgage payment but worry it would get lost in the mail. ...

http://www.bankofobama.org/ ...

I have a question. I haven't had a bank account in YEARS, because I just use a payroll card and have been quite happy with it. I was finally deciding to save some money though, so went and opened a savings account. I received a letter in the mail saying that my savings account had been debited $71.00 because I owed an old bill with the same bank I had gotten the savings account through. I had a checking account with them back in 2007, but ended up closing my account ...

Weather related or not, where in the world are they going to cram those 65,000+ attendees into the 20,000 seat Time Warner arena? ...

Stossel, and he used the would crapitalism. I guess you could call it corporate welfare. ...

Just a few short years ago I made $20+ per hour, now I don't even want to know, probably $12-15 if I am lucky. So it's not just minimum wage McDonald's workers, in this article it is bank tellers, rather similar to us. They need better clothes though, but then again we sometimes need equipment and access to high speed internet which eats into pay. I think years ago companies would have been ashamed to have their employees needing assistance. They try to blame this on President Ob ...

There was some debate below about whether America's biggest bankers supported Republicans or Democrats, so I looked it up myself. The link below is the "Top Organization Contributor" list from the site "opensecrets.org". It is a bipartisan organization that was founded in 1983 by U.S. Sens. Frank Church (D-Idaho) and Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) and publishes its work tracking money in politics in extensive reports; at first via books, now via the internet. I cannot guarantee its legitimacy, ...

There is someone around me who I believe gains access to my bank and phone records. I have no proof, only my instincts which I do trust. What I want to know is this: Is there a way to only give out a masked phone number when I apply for jobs and do business with places? One that cannot be breached by someone calling and pretending to be me or otherwise convincing someone to give the information? In other words, a service like this that does not store my info, so the ...

(a/k/a: Pot, meet kettle.) http://rawstory.com/2009/10/bank-america-obama-outlaw/ ...

By JIM KUHNHENN, Associated Press Writer Jim Kuhnhenn, Associated Press Writer – Mon Apr 26, 6:53 pm ET WASHINGTON – Undaunted by a Senate setback, Democrats appeared increasingly confident Monday they will be able to take advantage of Americans' anger at Wall Street and push through the most sweeping new controls on financial institutions since the Great Depression. The Senate, in a 57-41 vote, failed to get the 60 supporters needed to proceed on the ...

Why isn't the media telling this little story? Probably because it will reveal just how bad this economy is and the Bamster will look bad. ...

victims of Wall Street. ...

then she should get the blame for when it's down. The three major indexes hit session lows shortly after Bloomberg reported that approximately 10 hedge funds were reducing their exposure to embattled European bank Deutsche Bank. Deutsche shares fell 8 percent in afternoon trade. ...

I've tried explaining this to others before, about why I am no longer a Christian. But THIS is probably the best example of why. Headline: “Church closes food bank because it attracts poor people” “Winnipeg: A busy church food bank, known for offering warm drinks and snacks to its regulars, has announced it’s closing because it is attracting too many poor people. “‘It’s attracting a lot of street people that make it uncomfortab ...

Yesterday was payday and I was very excited, of course! My van payment ($242) and my personal loan payment ($95) were due on April 11th. Both of these are through my Navy Federal Credit Union account that I had since I was 16. Anyways, long story short Friday was 9 days late and as soon as I had that paycheck in my checking account they froze my account where I could not take anything out. They do that if you are 10 days late, which I was one day shy of. Technically today would have been 10 ...

US District Attorney for New York. Nobody went to jail and they paid a small fine. That attorney was Loretta Lynch, the now Attorney General for the United States. A member of the board at HSBC was there when the money laundering was going on. His name is James Comey, head of the FBI. America has become a laughing stock. ...

From London's The Guardian newspaper, "RBS to cut hundreds of UK jobs in move to India"; link to article posted below. ...

Our government's going to be geting some of our losses repaid. We're expected to win, too. We were with the B of A for decades but closed our accounts because of this stuff, and other things, of course. From the New York Times: OCTOBER 24, 2012, 12:35 PM Federal Prosecutors Sue Bank of America Over Mortgage Program By BEN PROTESS Federal prosecutors sued Bank of America on Wednesday, accusing the bank of carrying out a mortgage scheme that defrauded the government dur ...

This is hilarious!! http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/267141/march-10-2010/survival-seed-bank ...

The Democrat Omnibus Bill: 1924 pages, 6,488 earmarks, $1.27trillion equating to $575.13million per page and only 3 days to read and vote on it. Just as news breaks that congress has received it's lowest approval rating in Gallup Polling history, 13%, with an 83% dissaproval rating, Senate Majority leader Harry Reid whips out a monsterous spending bill in similar fashion to the Obamacare bill. Senator John Cornyn of Texas has previously criticized the Democratic majority for not pass ...

Sandra Fluke took the stage. Her delivery was just embarrassing. Fluke’s first words, met with a cheer, were a lie. She said, “Some of you may remember that earlier this year, Republicans shut me out of a hearing on contraception.” It was a hearing on the First Amendment and religious freedom, not contraception. She’s not a First Amendment scholar, so she had no business testifying there. In fact, the Rev. Barry Lynn was supposed to be the witness Democrats wer ...

Who ever thought it would be okay to mock an assassination on President Trump and then follow it up with a threat to the First Lady to "pimp her out"? What on earth would have happened if some wannabe thug had threatened President Obama this way? ...

at the Sunday meetings behind closed doors? That's bipartisanship? I don't think so. Don't want to rile anyone up here, but you would think if O was completely for bipartisanship, he would have had some 'pubs at this meeting. What was the meeting about? Health care reform? He certainly should have had some 'pubs there. Where's the transparency he always talked about in his campaigns? I see none of it. I see a lot of closed door meetings. Did I hear right? ...

1. They removed God from their platform - and then they actually BOOED when they had to jam it back in. Barry knew all about this, incidentally, and had absolutely no objection to the removal action - until the political potato got too hot for him to handle. Now he's pretending that he rode in like the Lone Ranger and "saved God". Disgusting. 2. A Dem leader in Florida said that Christians want Jews to be massacred. 3. A Dem legislator in Arkansas plead ...

1. The entire DNC is being subsidized with a $10 million line of credit from Duke Energy. 2. The CEO of Duke Energy is one of Obama's biggest contributors - $tens of thousands. 3. Duke Energy has received over $200 million in stimulus money for "green jobs". So, while Elizabeth Warren was standing up on the podium whining about a "rigged economy", she was speaking over a microphone that was paid for with "rigging" of the first order. Good job, Dems! You're R ...

lunch with Gore and Pelosi. (Phenergan not included). ...

They set themselves up to lose earlier this week b/c they knew that man-to-man, without the editing prowess of MSNBC and the networks, that their guy would lose big time....and he did. However, after debate - it's all good. "CNN poll must be way skewed," they said, "with way to many republicans in the poll." Really - that's something CNN has never been guilty of before...why would they start now? Just take the loss, admit your guy is running on nothing and, therefore, had ...

Now the Dems are for Bank Regulation?

Bush's proposed regulations of banks - NJ

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