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Pretender Mender: Foreclosure Crisis Continues to Rise Despite Obama Team Reports

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Despite various “reports” from the Obama Administration and writers in the fields of real estate, mortgages and finance, the crisis is still looming as the main drag on the economy. Besides the fact that complete strangers are “getting the house” after multiple payments were received negating any claim of default, it is difficult to obtain …

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The Art of Objections at Trial: A Success Story

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Federal Reserve Continues Welfare Payments to Banks

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If the bond buying program had been directed at direct assistance to investors and homeowners, the crisis would already be over and GDP would be rising by at least 3.5%, unemployment at 5% or less, and the deficit would be eliminated on an annual basis and vastly reduced long term. Debt would cease to be …

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