U.S. Senate Commit on Housing Bubble Dedicated, Looks at Greenspan-culprit

[goldissima]

U.S. Senate Commit on Housing Bubble Dedicated to iTulip.com


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[The Argent Dragon]

It's funny how political correctness works.....

"...those with less than perfect credit..."

Since, technically nothing is 'perfect', wouldn't that include ALL borrowers ?

:tongue_ma:

[DBcooper]

Greenspan said the rich didnt need the cuts.
His constant reduction of rates was inevitable ofcourse people would borrow ,when we look back Greenspan will seem evil.