Note, that Bush went to unprecedented lengths to stop a coalition of ALL 50 STATE ATTORNEY GENERALS in 2003…..because they wanted to investigate predatory lending practices.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/13/AR2008021302783.html
Also, note the 2004 election….where the reality of Bush’s policy, butts up against the revisionist history of what the Republican talking points are now……here’s an article [...]

It "bailed" then bought fannie/freddie – becoming the largest holder of home loans! Now it is in the works to "bail" insurance co AIG and start sticking its nose in and regulating the insurance industry. So is it right Republicans are socializing the US, also considering McCain wants to socialize healthcare? Sucking all the wealth [...]

Most democrats esp those who are running for president, want a larger government? Why do they complain that the republicans have given tax cuts for the rich, without defining what rich is? why do most want universal health care for everyone? I know the need to take care of people, but isn’t [...]

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WASHINGTON — The Senate Democrat involved in negotiations on a bipartisan health care bill has abandoned his hopes of reaching an agreement in principle by the time President Obama addresses Congress tonight.
Instead, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., said he will formally introduce a proposal of his own next week, and convene his panel on the week of Sept. 21. He said he believes Congress can carve out a bill by the end of the year.

“I very much hope and do expect Republicans will be on board,” Baucus said.

Baucus’ language on Wednesday was much more resigned than that of the statements he made after meeting with the bipartsan group known as the “Gang of Six” for more than two hours on Tuesday. At that time, Baucus said, “It would be better for all concerned” if the group — which includes three Republicans and three Democrats — settled on the broad outlines of legislation today.

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“Time is running out very quickly,” Baucus said in the earlier statements. “The rubber is starting to meet the road.”

The group has been negotiating behind closed doors for months. Because lawmakers returned home for the August recess, the senators met face-to-face Tuesday for the first time in weeks.

Days before the meeting, Baucus circulated what he called a “framework” to members of the group that would require everyone to purchase health insurance beginning in 2013. “Exchanges” would be created at the state level to help people who do not receive their coverage through work to purchase insurance.

The 10-year, $900 billion proposed compromise would be paid for in part with new taxes and fees on health care insurers and other companies. It would not include a government-run health program, known as the public option.

Baucus said he asked the Republicans in the group —Olympia Snowe of Maine, Mike Enzi of Wyoming and Chuck Grassley of Iowa — to submit their responses to his proposal by 10 a.m. today.

Republicans on the committee, including Snowe, were reluctant to agree to the quick timeline. Snowe, a moderate who was one of only three Republicans at the time to vote for the $787 billion stimulus this year, said she wants to hear Obama’s speech tonight before moving forward.

In particular, Snowe said, she has reservations about a provision in the Baucus framework that would raise Medicaid income eligibility to 133% of poverty, or just more than $29,000 for a family of four.

Snowe said she is concerned about the burden that may impose on state budgets.

“It would be helpful … to hear what he has to say on specifics,” Snowe said of Obama. “I think I’d rather give it a few more days and work through some of these issues.”

Momentum for health care legislation slowed during the August recess as opponents turned out to town-hall-style meetings in droves to express their concerns about versions of the bill pending in the House and Senate.

Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., who said he reviewed the Baucus proposal, said there is a good deal of bipartisan agreement, including that people with pre-existing conditions should not be denied coverage.

“I really hope that what we’ll do is focus on those things that bring us together,” Corker said. “It’s my hope that (Obama) comes toward a middle ground.”

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amusing answers so far…colleges don’t receive the interest, so it won’t affect tuition. And I appreciate those of you who took this as an opportunity to attack a democrats education level. it shows the level of unity we can expect out of the republicans…
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I know Yahoo Answers liberals only get upset when Republicans do incorrect. So I don’t expect any condemnation form the liberals out here.
As a Republican I get more upset when Republicans break the law, or have ethics violations.
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Why would you support Republicans if you’re poor and/or barely making it with finances every month?

This world is a tough.

People can’t make to keep up with monthly expenses without borrowing loans and money from banks and credit card companies. Still, the disparity between the poor and the rich are growing. Those who climb up to the apex rely so much of their support on the bottom workers, yet see them as irrelevant to their success. They self-congratulate themselves with pompous titles and raises while cutting those at the bottom. While the CEO works to make his company the profitable, there is someone working in a diner cleaning up dishes and struggles to pay for a family. There is someone working their butts off to get tips from a few unsavory customers making their work more difficult. There is someone teaching tommorrow’s future and has to work overtime to give some students special attention. All of these people are struggling with debt, keeping their heads above water so that they don’t end up losing their homes. Why would any of them want to register as Republican and make their lives more difficult?

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According to Conservatives, how do I start my own business?

Based on the advice of Conservative Republicans who endorse the freedom and equal opportunity to start a business, I have several questions.

1) If I want to manage my own company so I can be free to be myself without being forced to work for someone else, how much money should I save first?
$5,000, $25,000, $75,000??? Suppose I want to open up a vegetarian outdoor barbecue bonfire where everyone can pay a few bucks any night they want and camp around a fire with random hippie-like people and learn to play acoustic guitar for a small fee. And I want to make a chain out of it starting with one outdoor green space.

I want to start up this business, how much start up money do I need?

If it fails, what is the thing to do next? Do Conservatives ever contemplate what happens if a venture doesn’t work and you lose your start-up money?

What do you do if you have this idea but you have a family to support and you can barely pay your bills and you’re putting away every penny to save up for the future start-up?

Don’t Conservatives see how hard it is to get to the point where you can even take a risk that in the slim chance you succeed, you get to do whatever you want and start tons of other businesses with the money from the first one?

Don’t Conservatives think that the government should give out grants or give out some cushion of insurance if a person’s hard work doesn’t pay off in starting a new business?
Source One of the greatest businesses ever made is Hollywood Pictures. It’s just so perfect, you can be totally liberal and idealistic and gay and whatever else and make millions because of the movies! It’s the best business ever
Another GREAT business is Disney

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