April 22, 200917 yr I do not remember which person in Congress said it, but he has started to get what he wanted, he suggested that some of America's business leaders should do the country a favor and kill theirselves. Is there a call for this person to resign?
April 22, 200917 yr I do not remember which person in Congress said it, but he has started to get what he wanted, he suggested that some of America's business leaders should do the country a favor and kill theirselves. Is there a call for this person to resign? Certainly a tasteless, casual remark. However, as an adult, I am responsible for myself. "He told me to" doesn't cut it.
April 22, 200917 yr Let's hope so he was a Republican. Just to clarify this statement: You are happy that someone killed themselves because they were a Republican?
April 22, 200917 yr Forgive me if I don't shed a tear on this one. As you are quite possibly the most anti-corporate person on this site this is unsurprising. Not that I shed a tear either for what it's worth.
April 22, 200917 yr Just to clarify this statement: You are happy that someone killed themselves because they were a Republican? No the Congressman that made the statement was a Republican, my comment was in response to the question if he should be asked to resign.
April 22, 200917 yr No the Congressman that made the statement was a Republican, my comment was in response to the question if he should be asked to resign. Gotcha, I understand now. :thumb:
April 22, 200917 yr As you are quite possibly the most anti-corporate person on this site this is unsurprising. Not that I shed a tear either for what it's worth. :lol::lol:
April 22, 200917 yr Since he had been in top positions with Freddie Mac for a number of years and was 41 yewars old, I suppose the real questions are "Why?" and "Will the truth ever see the light of day?".
April 22, 200917 yr Poor guy. He was sitting on a ticking time bomb and it seems as though his mind may have suffered the consequences. The right continued to allow them (a government agency) to lobby Congress (which NO OTHER federal agency is permitted to do) allowing them to gain WAY too much leeway on their finances and the left pressured Fannie and Freddie to loosen their criteria in the promotion of universal home ownership. Maybe I should feel upset with him for what Freddie Mac did to this country, but I feel nothing but pity for him.
April 22, 200917 yr Since he had been in top positions with Freddie Mac for a number of years and was 41 yewars old, I suppose the real questions are "Why?" and "Will the truth ever see the light of day?".Here we go again ... are we going to start comparing him to Vince Foster?
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