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Re: Bush Mortgage Bubble FAQs[W:1083,1531:2983]]
I made an mistake on the first item ... the policies started under Clinton, not Obama. My apologies.
As for the rest, those are selective quotes that I may address when I have more time.
oh DC, this post is ridiculous and I'm even giving you the benefit of the doubt that you meant to type Clinton instead of Obama (and its not a definite that you meant to). First, please name the policies under Clinton that allowed Banks to stop checking the borrowers ability to repay the loan. And name the policies that prevented Bush's regulators from doing their jobs.
Anyhoo, while we wait for that to never happen, lets discuss "pushed back". "Pushed back" tells me that you know republicans controlled congress. Please explain how magically makes the republicans not responsible. Oh and fyi, democrats "pushed back" against trumps deficit ballooning tax cuts. Guess what, they passed. Here's the best part about your obedient "pushed back" narrative. You cant push back against something that's not there. Yea, not only did Bush stop GSE reform in 2003 and 2005, he said that GSEs were perfectly fine. His reform was about "enforcing GSE quotas for low income loans". yea, your conservative masters never told you that did they. Here's Bush's treas sec telling barney frank there is nothing wrong with Freddie and fannie in 2003
Yes DC, he said "far from it". Well that completely obliterates your false and obedient narrative about "pushed back". And just for laughs, here's bush derailing GSE reform again in 2005. Pay close attention to why he was against it
HOLY CRAP!!!! He literally derailed GSE reform because it "would lessen the housing GSEs' commitment to low-income homebuyers." poor DC, if I was clinging to a false narrative that GSEs were responsible for the Bush Mortgage bubble then I would be crushed to learn bush is still responsible.
I made an mistake on the first item ... the policies started under Clinton, not Obama. My apologies.
As for the rest, those are selective quotes that I may address when I have more time.