You seem to forget the Senate, where democrats stopped McCain's bill to prevent GSEs from speculating on the mortgage-based securities they packaged. Like I said, you can dig up crumbs, but that doesn't change reality.No, they really don't. Republicans wanted, for example, to have greater oversight and regulation on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Remember that? Democrats shut it down. So, you can pull bits and pieces here and there, but they don't eliminate the overall love of Big Business Money democrats have.That they knew the bills would go nowhere and they never intended for them to become law, Cletus. Those with an IQ above room temperature understand that.You're not going to get it, because your masters in the DNC don't want you to have it. Here's a clue for the terminally dumb. They SELL influence, and you fall for the fiction that they're mad at the other guys for selling influence. Useful indeed to them you are.
Weird, so the Dems putting forward reform bills meant what Bubs?
Weird, I thought SCOTUS said what the Dems passed and the GOP took to them to court on, CIT UNITED, was a start? Sadly I guess I was wrong, the Dems don't REALLY want to have reform, lol
Oh right, in right wing "reality", Dems SAYING that GOP's plan to destroy F/F during the ACCOUNTING scandals of 2003-2004 GOP HOUSE HEARING WHERE DEMS COULD STOP NOT A SINGLE BILL THE GOP WANTED TO PASS, means the Dems had some super powers to stop Dubya's hosing of F/F later on as HE WAS THE REGULATOR?
BITS AND PIECES HUH? LOL
Bush talked about reform. He talked and he talked. And then he stopped reform. (read that as many times as necessary. Bush stopped reform). And then he stopped it again
Testimony from Dubya's s Treasury Secretary John Snow to the REPUBLICAN CONGRESS concerning the 'regulations' of the GSE's 2004
Mr. BARNEY Frank: ...Are we in a crisis now with these entities?
Secretary Snow. No, that is a fair characterization, Congressman Frank, of our position. We are not putting this proposal before you because of some concern over some imminent danger to the financial system for housing; far from it.
OOPS ANOTHER MEME BUSTED
Yeah, Dems supported reform, GOP OPPOSE IT. FACTS BUBBA, TRY IT!