``This is a common-sense bill that eliminates the double whammy of someone losing their home to foreclosure and then facing an additional tax bill right when they're down on their knees anyway,'' said Representative Dennis Cardozo, a California Democrat who said he represents ``the foreclosure capital of the United States.''

One of the answers is the exchange rates between the dollar and other currencies making the US more attractive to foriegn investment-- they're drawn to property that they can essentially get a 50% discount on even at full market price.Second is along these lines- but it's the democratization of much of the world and with it the unique opportunity to buy property that in places around the world where a new political liberalization & stabilization is resulting in economic opportunity and growth.

HOT OFF THE PRESS: President Bush says he will not allow the Democrat bill to become law, as reported by the New York Times.

Democrats and Republicans have supported it before.

Or it could mean that maybe the scientists screwed up and forgot to send the robotic instruments that are liberal democrats so they would know how to properly skew the information they retrieved to perpetuate government funding into the biggest scientific SHAM of the 20th and 21st century.Notice how this is being put out by NPR.

Little has been said in the media about the Judicial vacancy crisis created by Democrats in Congress who have delayed the appointment of judges-- some for 3 years-- in hopes of doing what they just did: take the White House, and jam the courts with 100's of not just liberal judges-- but complete whack job judges.

I don't think the markets like Democrats coming into office when they expect them to increase regulation and raise taxes.The post election drop was no big surprise.

Do you think that the Democratic control of Congress and Barack Obama will help the housing crisis?

Then I'll see someone posting something here along the lines of "socialism -> democrats -> bailouts", and I'll feel further anger, as this has nothing to do with socialism, nor democrats, nor capitalism and republicans.

His aggressive use of the federal government created a New Deal Coalition which dominated the Democratic Party until the late 1960s.