Politicians want to kick the can, try to delay the inevitable default so they can get re-elected, thus they are all in support of "stimulus".

Until something like that happens, both locally and nationally, the politicians will continue chasing the 'easy' targets.

They interpret VERIFY to mean ask politely if the information they submitted is what they intended to submit.Just because people and politicians want the CRAs to be arbitrators of what is factually correct, it just won't ever happen.

Given that pretty much everyone in our Federal government seems to believe that the CBO is non-partisan (including all the high-ranking GOP politicians), that seems like a pretty extreme statement.

Saying vote for so and so is no solution, that's a cop out, if you don't like what goes on then get involved, provide a solution, not you're freaking opinion about some politician to do it for you, you solve the problem.

Like anywhere else, politicians only look out for their best interests, not the people. 

The only sign advertising I know of that is not under sign ordinances are those of politicians and even they must remove them after an election. 

And you're right, everyone calling is a scammer, politicians, pollsters and newspapers.

While national real estate trends may be of interest (and meaningful) to politicians and economists, it shouldn't be very interesting to the majority of real estate investors...

It is not the politicians in Florida, it is the lawyers - they really have a stranglehold on this state.