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Re: Top McCain Running Mate Options

NoFaxPaydayLoans — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 06:10:48 -0000

High profile politicians, including Barack Obama, are seeking to limit the American peoples’ access to on-demand, short term financial assistance. Some cities and towns are trying to impose restrictions on where these legitimate businesses can set up shop. Even worse, several states, including Georgia and North Carolina, have successfully imposed all-out bans on the industry, with several more attempting to follow suit. Citizens all across the nation are seeking to have their voices heard by fighting legislation that would obliterate the payday loans industry nationwide; Obama, and other misinformed political officials, are pushing for a complete ban in the name of personal political gain, regardless of the hundreds of thousands of potential lost jobs in an already turbulent economy.

Re: Obama and the Swing States

NoFaxPaydayLoans — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 06:09:25 -0000

High-level politicians, including Barack Obama, are in quest of limiting the American peoples’ access to on-demand, short term financial support. A number of cities and townships are attempting to enforce limitations on where these lawful businesses can operate. Still worse, is that several states, including Georgia and North Carolina, have effectively forced all-out bans on the trade, with several more trying to follow suit. Citizens all around the nation are looking to have their voices paid attention to by aggressive legislation that would eradicate the payday loans industry nationwide; Obama, and other mislead political officials, are pushing for an absolute ban in the name of personal political gain, in spite of the hundreds of thousands of eventual lost jobs in an already difficult economy.

Re: Obama and the Swing States

NoFaxPaydayLoans — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 06:07:00 -0000

If you are mistaken on the facts of a subject it can create a rocky aftermath, particularly in an instance when you take a course of action based on those misinformed facts. The pros and cons of payday loans, and what the future holds for the industry often can fall victim to this. Some politicians from both parties are attempting to pass legislation that would restrict or take away your ability to get a payday loan. Unfortunately, some of these politicians have succeeded in passing their legislation. Some politicians have even gone as far as outlawing the industry all together. Many of these laws are based on the assumption that payday lenders are run under the same ethics as illegal loan sharks. Please don’t be misinformed on the facts, and educate yourself, family, and friends on the right to financial independence.

Re: McCain vs. Obama on foreign policy experience

NoFaxPaydayLoans — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 06:06:18 -0000

One of the biggest targets for politicians, as far as economics are concerned, is becoming the payday loans industry. Governors across the country are trying to rid their states of the industry altogether, and so far, Georgia, North Carolina, and Oregon have succeeded. The result was that bankruptcies, foreclosures, and also the number of overdraft fees due to bouncing checks went through the roof, which doesn’t do anything for the citizens afflicted in these turbulent times, and only is really good for the banking industry. Despite these negative effects, other states are looking to follow the example and do the same. Even at the national level, presidential candidate Barack Obama, is weighing in his own agenda on the issue, and advancing his own intentions on getting rid of the industry in the United States completely. If these measures, both on state levels and nationally, are successful, the results are going to be increased unemployment, more debt, more foreclosures, and an even worse economy.

Re: Top McCain Running Mate Options

NoFaxPaydayLoans — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 05:25:54 -0000

It is easy to get into trouble if you take a chance on something without being informed, or take action based on faulty information or assumptions. Currently, the pros and cons of payday loans are being hotly contested, and just what is in the future for the industry. Some of our leaders, from both sides of the aisle, have even enacted legislation at the state and local levels that makes it difficult to get a payday loan if you need one, and some have banned them outright. Still others, such as Barack Obama, are looking to get rid of the industry altogether; which is based on the idea that payday loan lenders are nothing more than legalized loan sharks, which is just outright faulty logic. This is the time to educate yourself and your friends so all can preserve their right to financial independence.

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Re: McCain vs. Obama on foreign policy experience

NoFaxPaydayLoans — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 05:23:11 -0000

What you don’t know CAN hurt you, especially if you make important decisions based on erroneous information. The present argument concerning the pros and cons of cash advances, and what’s in store for the future of the payday loan industry is something about which you should be knowledgeable. There are politicians from every party that have approved legislation in a number of states, cities and towns that limits or prohibits your ability to get a payday loan. Some politicians are even trying to completely eliminate the payday loan industry. What the politicians don’t know can hurt you: these anti-payday loan laws are mostly established on the false concept that payday lenders have the same ethical outlook on their customers as illegal loan sharks. Now is the time to spread the good word about payday loans to those close to you in order to preserve your financial freedom.

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Re: Obama and the Swing States

NoFaxPaydayLoans — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 05:05:18 -0000

Being misinformed can muster some grave consequences, especially true when you base a course of action on inaccurate information. The current debate over the pros and cons of payday loans, and what the future holds for the industry, is certainly no exception. Some politicians, from all sides of the spectrum, have even passed legislation in their states, cities and towns which restricts, or even takes away your ability to get a payday loan. Some, such as Barack Obama, are seeking to outlaw the industry all together; such laws are largely based on the flawed idea that payday lenders fall under the same ethics as illegal loan sharks. Now is the time to educate your friends and family to preserve your rights to financial independence.

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Re: Running mate announcements imminent

Philip Meyer — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 03:27:08 -0000

I hope you are right about Hillary being out. She would be a terrible choice for Obama.

Re: Running mate announcements imminent

Dan — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 17:22:12 -0000

Tim Kaine's unabashed support of a new coal-fired power plant in southwestern VA would be a liability for Obama. A clean, progressive energy policy with a strong emphasis on renewables is central to Obama's campaign, and selecting Kaine would hurt Obama's clean energy credibility on the trail.

Re: Obama and the Swing States

Sam — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 20:22:38 -0000

I agree with most of your analysis, and even with your conclusions about the tie in the electoral vote. You should be aware that Obama wins the electoral tie NOT because the House is Democrat, but because the number of state delegations is larger for the Democrats. Presuming every representative votes for the candidate from his or her own party, the Democrats would win because they control more state delegations (and will likely do so for at least as many on January 6 2009, when the vote is taken), not because they have a simple majority in the total number of representatives.

Re: Know your US Senators, part 9 of 10: Salazar through Stevens

modifydbear — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 15:05:18 -0000

The full name really does say everything that needs to be said

Re: Know your US Senators, part 9 of 10: Salazar through Stevens

mooncat — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 14:45:24 -0000

For an important compilation such as this one, I think it's only fair to use Jeff Sessions' full name -- Jefferson Beauregard Sessions, III.

Re: Know Your US Senators, part 7 of 10: Levin through Mikulski

luis crbon — Fri, 30 May 2008 17:04:51 -0000

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Re: Know Your US Senators, part 7 of 10: Levin through Mikulski

luis crbon — Fri, 30 May 2008 17:04:13 -0000

i think you are a stupid senator and you better be outtttt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: Obama and the Swing States

jkojs — Sun, 18 May 2008 12:53:28 -0000

Obama will get to 270 votes because he will win swing states Colorado, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Nevada and possibly win Virginia (will be a big suprise), North Carolina, South Carolina , Ohio and Missouri though he will lose Florida and Texas.

Re: Budweiser: Entertainer of the People!

modifydbear — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 15:23:33 -0000

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