It is weekly and covers politics, current affairs, finance, business, etc.

Corporation assets may be liquidated to pay debts, but never heard of any creditor simply taking stock and then running the business affairs of a business entity.

Most small businesses rely on the owner to manage and direct the affairs of the company.

I'd talk to closing agents and attorneys and I was active in community affairs.

High taxes and having to listen to people whining about our sorry state of affairs and how bad we have it is much worse.

Also, after doing some research, I found this: http://people-press.org/report/319/public-knowledge-of-current-affairs-little-changed-by-news-and-information-revolutions(By the way, see what I did there?

Say you are active in a small community and there are four other larger landlord investors in your small town, but you're the most active in community affairs and known to do so without anticipation for any business back to you.

There are many ways to arrange your affairs to "legally" avoid income taxes.

:oops: Since all my affairs are done through my companies, My personal DTI ratio won't allow me for any conventional loan although my FICO is over 750...

And that is to challange, as a last resort, the bill in court and have it deemed unconstitutional because of its restrictions upon the freedoms that the country is founded upon.There are some challanges already to some of the "takeover" policies of the administration that may start the love affair crumbling when the details are revealed.