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In reply to the discussion: Obama Is on the Brink of a Settlement With the Big Banks—and Progressives Are Furious [View all]jsmirman
(4,507 posts)39. I find links here a bit distracting
It does take us to a place that provides a bit more information on the topic, but it takes us away from the direct link in the post you responded to, which is a direct link to the petition. Which seems to be the urgent point of this.
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Obama Is on the Brink of a Settlement With the Big Banks—and Progressives Are Furious [View all]
XemaSab
Jan 2012
OP
so the 'deal' hasn't been announced yet and 'progressives are furious' how's that happen?
spanone
Jan 2012
#4
So your next comment gets hidden just for simply quoting the poster above?
LiberalLovinLug
Jan 2012
#126
It's a preemptive hissy not unlike FDL announcing that at the 2011 SOTU address
AtomicKitten
Jan 2012
#18
i'm saying i don't know what the hell the deal is. neither do YOU or anyone else.
spanone
Jan 2012
#24
Let's assume Sherrod Brown as well as the journalists reporting this story..
girl gone mad
Jan 2012
#28
He will not respond whether or not he supports the deal until after the president makes a decision.
rhett o rick
Jan 2012
#32
It wasnt intended to be funny. I suspect your laughter is hysteria setting in.
rhett o rick
Jan 2012
#56
I know what I want, and I am curious what you want. This has come up many times before.
rhett o rick
Jan 2012
#31
Wait one minute. I might be drunk. I do some of my best....ah, best.... Anyway
rhett o rick
Jan 2012
#53
Watch them structure this so that the banks get to claim loss deductions for tax purposes.
AnotherMcIntosh
Jan 2012
#5
Which would allow them to deduct a de facto criminal conduct fine against their taxes...
LooseWilly
Jan 2012
#95
If you do it the right way, you'll even have enough money left over for campaign contributions.
AnotherMcIntosh
Jan 2012
#135
Paul Soglin is an amazing person. It's good to see that he is on the job and still appreciated.
AnotherMcIntosh
Jan 2012
#140
The sellouts to, and protection of the banksters, have attained a certain *shrug* factor.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Jan 2012
#16
I've always found PPI to be an oxymoron considering their business first Republicanesque policies
Dragonfli
Jan 2012
#73
What GOP line? The GOP wants the banks punished? I do, do you? If you dont, maybe you
rhett o rick
Jan 2012
#55
The AGs were being pressured NOT to prosecute the Banks. That failed when their
sabrina 1
Jan 2012
#66
He's got it made. Who else will the majority vote for? Gingrich? Rmoney?
AnotherMcIntosh
Jan 2012
#108
Most of the Progressives are gone..but another "K&R" in case more are lurking." n/t
KoKo
Jan 2012
#61
thanks for posting. dont understand how anyone can watch this and still support anyone in office
xiamiam
Jan 2012
#116
What on earth would make a person think a credit rating agency, appraisal agency...
boppers
Jan 2012
#90
It is easy to be objective and make the comments you are making now that the
truedelphi
Jan 2012
#94
Boppers, what party or organization should a homeowner trust for an appraisal or determination of
ms.smiler
Jan 2012
#97
Yes, homes can lose value. Many factors actually play a role in the value of a home.
ms.smiler
Jan 2012
#103
The headline's use of "progressives" minimizes what would be an outrage to everyone.
JackRiddler
Jan 2012
#82
Alternatively, top-down change is not feasible and instead WE ARE THE ONES WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR.
proverbialwisdom
Jan 2012
#122
Just noticed your posting after I posted this and a few other articles on the subject.
Better Believe It
Jan 2012
#111
I Just noticed your posting after I posted this and a few other articles on the subject.
Better Believe It
Jan 2012
#112
But.. but.. there are many - even here on DU - who claim Obama is perfect and can do no wrong
slay
Jan 2012
#117
But there have been successful civil cases. In fact if it were not for those cases
sabrina 1
Jan 2012
#128
I'm trying to decide how I feel about this in the reverse, i.e., what do I want the outcome to be.
stevenleser
Jan 2012
#134