Could you expound? I feel the exact opposite, and I'm genuinely curious why you feel that way.
I'm pro-universal health care for the US. Hell, I pay over $28,800 in health care premiums a year for my family. Not real happy with the status-quo. What I'm saying is people are not able to afford healthcare and…
Yup. That's a lot of the growth between 2000 and 2010. I guess a better indicator would be the growth between 2013 (post Obamacare boom) and today. That has gone from 56,533,472 to 73,355,220.
Another interesting datapoint is medicaid enrollment. It's WAY up. If you look at it over the last 18 years: 2000: Enrolled: 31,743,700 | % of country: 11% 2010: Enrolled: 50,314,600 | % of country: 16% 2018: Enrolled:…
I agree with you about protecting the public, no one needs to be coddled. But when parties enter into a transaction, there should be repercussion in the case of fraud. That never happened. One party in a transaction was…
In a functioning market, a buyer would not have received a loan, no matter how much they wanted to over extend themselves. But, because fraud was being committed from the rating agencies, investment banks and mortgage…
They had every right to believe their homes were going up in value and make decisions accordingly, especially from 2003-2006. Subprime lenders were selling loans to people who were not qualified to have loans that…
The banks did cause it to happen. They had an insatiable appetite for mortgage backed securities and would shop credit rating agencies (who were newly public companies) to get a AAA rating on total garbage they knew…
Trying to figure out how to market my side project. https://www.printpost.co Any suggestions welcome.
Kansas City is worth a look
Could you expound? I feel the exact opposite, and I'm genuinely curious why you feel that way.
I'm pro-universal health care for the US. Hell, I pay over $28,800 in health care premiums a year for my family. Not real happy with the status-quo. What I'm saying is people are not able to afford healthcare and…
Yup. That's a lot of the growth between 2000 and 2010. I guess a better indicator would be the growth between 2013 (post Obamacare boom) and today. That has gone from 56,533,472 to 73,355,220.
Another interesting datapoint is medicaid enrollment. It's WAY up. If you look at it over the last 18 years: 2000: Enrolled: 31,743,700 | % of country: 11% 2010: Enrolled: 50,314,600 | % of country: 16% 2018: Enrolled:…
I agree with you about protecting the public, no one needs to be coddled. But when parties enter into a transaction, there should be repercussion in the case of fraud. That never happened. One party in a transaction was…
In a functioning market, a buyer would not have received a loan, no matter how much they wanted to over extend themselves. But, because fraud was being committed from the rating agencies, investment banks and mortgage…
They had every right to believe their homes were going up in value and make decisions accordingly, especially from 2003-2006. Subprime lenders were selling loans to people who were not qualified to have loans that…
The banks did cause it to happen. They had an insatiable appetite for mortgage backed securities and would shop credit rating agencies (who were newly public companies) to get a AAA rating on total garbage they knew…
Trying to figure out how to market my side project. https://www.printpost.co Any suggestions welcome.
Kansas City is worth a look