Anywho, since it’s outside my area I ask the realtor if he has any local bank recommendations.... gives me a name, president is a good buddy of his, handles the loans like this from start to finish...I reach out on Monday.

The only thing I can see with him, is an ability to be as bull headed as previous presidents, even when the decision may be wrong.That being said, McCain does have the guts to "buck his party".

The Iranians are VERY FORTUNATE that someone like me isn't president, because I would have already turned their country into a parking lot.

I could be President.

In this case, the presiding auctioneer (and staff) will work with the agent to sell the property for processing costs after it goes up on the block and no one bids.

Obama just showed his inexperience in International politics, and now if he gets elected, there is a very good chance Iran, or someone else, will actually think they can get away with attacking Israel and the USA will do nothing.The president's main job is International politics, and Obama took his eyes off of that and looked at temporary political advantage domestically instead.Since I think we are going to have a Democratic president next, and I suspect that it is going to be Obama.

A split of something always surpasses a whole of nothing or lossThey can show you the ropes while you are getting paid to learnWondering who to ask is as easy as listening and watching who the congregation flocks to "after the meeting"I was a chapter president in San Diego for a year and the best conversations I had were at TGI Fridays after the show...Buy someone a cup of coffee,Could turn into a great team!

My guess . . . if we don't see the bubble pop in oil before GW is out of office, the second the next president takes over (or is elected), we'll see things come back to reality.

No more!

I've had enough of all of the false promises, pandering and mud slinging between presidential candidates and am finally doing something about it...

I've decided to throw my hat in the ring! Don't worry, whe...

Politico is reporting the AP story:"President Bush has dropped his opposition to legislation that aims to calm the chaotic housing market despite his opposition to a $3.9 billion provision, the White House said this morning.