5 Reasons Why Obama's Attack on Bain Is Good For America.

joshsaldana · 2012-05-23T13:08:48.720991+00:00

The ordeal was dramatized in the 1993 ABC-TV movie They've Taken Our Children: The Chowchilla Kidnapping (shown in the UK as Vanished Without a Trace) starring Karl Malden, which is sometimes shown on the Biography Channel. Interviews with many of the children, now adults, including Mike and bus driver Ray were broadcast on MSNBC.

TheMasterOfNone · 1 day

All of a sudden - chairs! Imma beat you down with a chair, bitch.

dummystupid · 1 day

And Twilight.

SantaKlouse · 1 day

You may have a point. Treating yeast infections, albeit those of super models, may have its drawbacks.

SantaKlouse · 1 day

Staff Gynecologist for Victoria's Secret?

TestZero · 2 days

One of my favorite articles on Wikipedia - Common Misconceptions.

99trumpets · 4 days

Here are my two cents. You seem like you are in a place in your life where you want to be able to make your own decisions and set a few of your own rules. That is great and you should. If it costs a few extra bucks from time to time, it's well worth it.

You know where you want to live and why. You seem to have put a lot of thought in it and your reasoning is sound. Today's interest rates are a once in a lifetime opportunity. In my opinion, inflation will rear its ugly head in the intermediate future and rental prices will rise, perhaps by a large amount.

Go for it.

GonzoVeritas · 5 days

If they had completely devastated the economy, we probably wouldn't be debating this on the Internet right now, since by the nature of the word "complete", we would have seen total collapse.

Secondly, it has to do with the comment, not the story. Your comment wasn't directed at the story and therefore neither was my comment to you.

GonzoVeritas · 5 days

Yes, those are all real issues that almost completely devastated the economy, cost billions of dollars and cost a lot of real Americans their livelihoods. Do you have a point to make?

GonzoVeritas · 5 days

This is the same private business and the same CEO that required $25 billion in taxpayer funds for survival in 2008. It is also the same private company that has federally guaranteed deposits. The line between private and public is blurred when private business decisions require the intervention of tax payer funds.

If they have a structural problem that could damage the overall liquidity of the bank, it is no longer a private business matter.

MikkyfinN · 6 days

That has been my conclusion, too.

Well-rounded 2011-12-10	One-Year Club
ComboLinker 2011-08-01	Verified Email

GonzoVeritas

TROPHY CASE

you'll need to login or register to do that

create a new account

login