At a private fund raiser ( Bush was secretly video taped on a cell phone ) Bush JOKES about Wall Street and the housing meltdown. The video is now on the internet.

He really sounds DRUNK him self!

http://news.bbc.co...

Yeah, it's weird and it took me a bit of time to figure out how to write this. It was a bit of travel for me but I went to one of House Representative Joe Donnelly's townhall meetings. I was interested in what a "Bl...

This post is not intended to elicit normative value statements on whether the secession of Texas from the Union is right or wrong but rather to explore the early and potential implications on real estate.For those not...

You know you must really be screwing up when you're a Republican and Fox News feels the need to call you out on your mistakes:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/10/fox-news-fact-checks-sara_n_...

I am not into politics, so pardon my ignorance.I have heard that Republican states are better for real estate investing due to things like business friendly, landlord friendly, etc. Is that true?If a state switches to...

What is is your opinion of the State of the Union address?

And no - I won't ask you to leave this thread if you dare to dissent from Obama or dare to agree with him. You are free to post your opi...

First, there is a stickey in the Off Topic section; Political Discussions On BP, where Josh has outline the rules concerning political discussions, so let's take care to follow them.

In our new political environment ...

Are you watching the VP Debate tonight? What candidate are you backing? Do you get actively involved in the process.. making calls, door knocking, etc.? Personally, I am a political junkie!

I love how all it takes is two governor races to make Republicans think they have a fighting chance. Keep the hope alive!

So in this year of the Presidential Election, I thought I would ask, which party, if they win the White House in 2016, will benefit Real Estate Investors more in the next four years, republicans or democrats and why?