With the economy in the crapper, 2 wars going on, Health Care legislation in the crapper also, Haiti in a mess and about a Million other things a lot more important than the BCS Collage Championship, What is the White House doing in this conversation???????? Just because some college football Teams played 10 or 11 Podunk Universities and won them all, Doesn’t mean they should be in a playoff. I can just see Nebraska lining up ten colleges Like Cental College in Pella, IA and beating them by an average of 85-3 and expecting to be in the Playoff system. ( I know the have conference Games, But you get the idea) (also Sorry Central). Let the White House do some important work. Don’t get into the BCS because some senator is crying about last year.
Doesn’t the White House have more important things to do than BCS legality?
Uncategorized No Responses »
Oct 172011
Are Government Agencies Up To The Task? Anthony Downs, Brookings Institution, Moderator Panelists: Robert Van Order, University of Michigan Susan Wachter, University of Pennsylvania John Weicher, Hudson Institute Susan Woodward, Sand Hill Econometrics urbanpolicy.berkeley.edu
Video from: House Financial Services Committee – September 20, 2007 Full committee hearing on "legislative and regulatory options for minimizing and mitigating mortgage foreclosures." Witnesses included Henry Paulson, Secretary of the Treasury; Alphonso Jackson, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; and Ben Bernanke, Chairman, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
In this clip Senator Ron Paul questions FED Chairman Ben Bernanke On the US Economy. For more information regarding the US Economy and its effect on Real Estate visit my website at www.phildecarolis.com.
Feb 082010
subscribe to my videos… 5/29/09 – gold up bigtime – bond market burst – economy getting worse – stock update Swine Flu cases in US Mexico Stock market Update Obama Bernanke summers lgerald Celente unemploymentglenn beck Peter Schiff obama ron paul gerald celente warren buffet jim rogers gold silver money dollar max keiser lou dobbs [...]
Feb 082010
Recession begetting recession. Low interest rates, mortgage lending, housing boom, speculation, bust.
Feb 072010
An informative look at who fought to prevent the subprime mortgage meltdown with tighter regulations, and who did not.
Feb 062010
Rachel reports on George Bush’s empty rhetoric on the economy in the face of rising gas prices and the mortgage crisis.