Oh, please.   The extent to what apologistas will go to try to prop up
their failed president.

Don't you realize how stupid this makes you look?

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On Sep 30, 11:59 am, "d.b.baker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>     [Q] - To test Nancy Pelosi’s hypothesis that after eight years of
> President Bush the economy is in far worse shape than it was under
> President Clinton at a time of “budget surpluses,” I went to Lending
> Tree to see what kind of mortgage terms I could get to buy my first
> home today. . . .
>
>     So what kind of offer did I get today in the midst of this
> horrible financial crisis? I got four offers, the lowest of which was
> a 15-year fixed-rate VA mortgage of 6.0%, zero points and zero down,
> yielding a monthly payment of $948.20. Yes, that’s right, as bad as
> everyone says the economy is today, I can get the same mortgage as I
> had twelve years ago for about $250 a month less than I was paying 12
> years ago in the midst of a “great” economy.
>
>     But what about the rise in prices of real estate, you might argue?
> Good question. So I checked Realtor.com to see what my old house might
> cost today. While that particular home isn’t currently on the market,
> another home with the same floorplan and in the same division is
> listed at $139,000. Plugging that amount into the 6.485% effective
> annual percentage rate of the mortgage I was offered today and I could
> buy my old home again today for $1,209.69 a month–about a dollar less
> than what I was paying for the same home in 1996. 
> -http://www.bobkrumm.com/blog/?p=1940
>
> Caution: Don't try this in California.
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