And now he is in the WH.People who bash President George W Bush have a very short memory.

We're talking about a problem that extended across 3 Presidencies of both parties and multiple leaderships of Congress....and we elected this philosophy to power for at least 15 years now.

Also ask to meet with the President or Vice President or REO Manager: bring with you Proof of Funds letter and let them know you are a viable investor.

I had read that 4.5 million jobs were created since the current President started his term but that 4.5 million were lost so the net affect they said was only 300,000 jobs increased.The unemployment rate is much higher because people have stopped looking for work than shown.Of the 4.5 million jobs that were created many are low income,low wage jobs that replaced the people's high income jobs when they were let go from before.So we have a huge National debt,people are making much less(sometimes 50% or more) in their current job ,and prices for costs of goods are rising.I don't know what the answer is but it's a tough situation for many.I don't believe in using credit cards to live above your means.Instead people need to pay only when they can afford it.I don't mind going to sleep with positive debt I owe but not negative debt.

Glad he didn't become President...we sure don't need a liar in office

I am the President of Northwest REIA in Portland.

That Keystone Pipeline that our president keeps vetoing ends in my backyard. 

I don't know if you heard the recent radiol broadcast, where President Bush, speaking about the g-20 summit said" we are reviewing the actions we have take to remedy our financial crisis and have taken steps to modernize our financial system" This to me sounds like a new financial system that includes the rest of the world which only leads to one road my friends, a unified currency.

Ecker, the president of Metropolitan Life, said that Mr.

The president of Southeastern Housing Partners in Hickory, N.C., Wilson started investing in real estate in the late 1980s.