Obama's mortgage meltdown connections

So Obama's economic advisors are the same guys who gave us the mortgage mess. Can we afford four more years of the same failed economic policies?


http://groups.google.com/group/alt.gossip.celebrities/browse_thread/thread/f2a9fd908c94f7bc

“You look at Obama’s economic advisers, the guys he has counted
on from day one and who have raised him a ton — and I mean a ton
— of money: Franklin Raines and Jim Johnson, both of them are
waist to neck deep in the mortgage debacle.”


Both Raines and Johnson have served as CEO of Fannie Mae, with
Raines taking over from Johnson. Both are key political and
economic advisers to Obama.


“How can Obama go out with a straight face and say it was
Republicans who made this mess, when it is his key advisers who
ran the agencies that made the big mess what it is?” says a
Democrat House member who supported Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.
“It’s his people who are responsible for what may well be the
single largest government bailout in history. And every single
one of them made millions off the collapse that are lining
Obama’s campaign coffers. "

 

You seem to have a reading comprehension problem.

“How can Obama go out with a straight face and say it was
Republicans who made this mess, when it is his key advisers who
ran the agencies that made the big mess what it is?” SAYS A DEMOCRAT HOUSE MEMBER
who supported Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.

“It’s his people who are responsible for what may well be the
single largest government bailout in history. And every single
one of them made millions off the collapse that are lining
Obama’s campaign coffers. "

Perhaps you would care to address the facts.

"Both Raines and Johnson have served as CEO of Fannie Mae, with
Raines taking over from Johnson. Both are key political and
economic advisers to Obama. "

 

Crabtownboy - I would ask that you either stick to the topic of the thread or start your own.

The topic here is Obama and his economic advisors that ran Fannie Mae into the ground while getting rich.

 

Not the topic of the thread.

Perhaps you wish to defend Obama's choice of advisors?

Or perhaps you wish to tell us how this is an example change?

But please stay on the topic - Obama's choice of economic advisors.