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  1. It means another subprime mortgage disaster. If people can’t afford payments on a thirty year mortgage, they can’t afford the house. Sadly, many MAGAs will believe him and end up delinquent on their loans eventually defaulting and losing the principal they’ve accumulated to the banks. Apparently, even Ingraham acknowledges this but I can’t bring myself to listen to the clip and listen to both of their obnoxious voices.
  2. Mortgage rates are still near historic lows over the last 50 years https://www.bankrate.com/mortgages/historical-mortgage-rates/. Building material costs have skyrocketed, in part due to tariffs. When it cost more to buy new builds, existing housing becomes more valuable. Builders started offering mortgage rate subsidies for buyers with few takers. They just don't have the scratch. Wages have not kept up with costs.
  3. true dat https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/general/federalist-boss-savages-weak-and-rudderless-trump-in-scathing-rant/ar-AA1Q95Wd “I don’t know who is advising congressional Republicans on strategy right now, but whoever it is has an IQ barely approaching room temperature,” Davis wrote in a lengthy post on X. “Republicans right now have no accomplishments, no plans, and no vision. Why on earth would anyone be excited to go vote for them 12 months from now? Trump needs to ditch the foreign policy c--p and focus all his attention on the domestic economy, which is still not working for the majority of people. Right now he looks weak and rudderless. Be mad all you want, but it’s the truth.” from the conservative "Federalist"
  4. If we get to a .500 record or are eliminated from the playoff race, they should bench Josh to protect him from serious injury. Then draft and/or sign some decent WR's in the offseason.
  5. Once again, I'm proud that Tim Kaine is my senator. Pragmatic as always, he put the ;people over politics. He realized that losing the battle is better than losing the war which continues in the midterms.
  6. . the fact that we buy more product than any other country protects us to a degree.. Our creditors would be hurting themselves by pushing us into default. In the short term, balancing the budget or at least decreasing the yearly deficit, in part by increasing taxes on the wealthy, would be a step in the right direction. If all else fails, we have the dominant military institutions in the world, for now.
  7. Historically, the marginal tax rate on the highest earners is low. We are trillions in debt. Why lower it further? https://bradfordtaxinstitute.com/Free_Resources/Federal-Income-Tax-Rates.aspx
  8. It's true. This is his "gift" to the middle class. If he had a better solution or was willing to demand the ultra rich pay more so that people could buy a home, he'd have said so. Are 2 yachts or jets better than 1?
  9. It's mostly the receivers. They scare no one. Coleman was a bad pick. Maybe they could try Hairston at WR. He can catch and he has elite speed. Desperate times call for desperate measures.
  10. C. over $1mil in interest on a 50 year loan. That's $1mil less for retirement and still paying a mortgage at 75 or 80. Lord, I hope people are smarter than that.
  11. The chiefs are 5-4. I doubt they're considering firing Reid and whoever their GM is. I think McD and Beane are safe. And they should be. The roster is comparatively weak. Mistakes were made but we've been a league power for 6 years running. The holes can be filled.
  12. he's had ample opportunity. He's repeatedly promised an alternative and has yet to provide a plan.
  13. yes, exactly. We used the exchange for 3 years. It was much more expensive to keep the crappy coverage had with our last employer or buy anywhere outside the exchange. Many self employed people use it for this reason. Also, many people currently using the supplements may just go without insurance, pocket any money meant to go to it and endup costing everyone when they have a catastrophic illness. Remember who tore down the individual mandate that the original ACA required in order to spread risk?
  14. There’s an income limit after which subsidies end but access to the marketplace continues.
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