For American taxpayers, now on the hook for some $145 billion in housing losses connected to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans, that amount could be just the tip of the iceberg.
According to the Congressional Budget Office, the losses could balloon to $400 billion. And if housing prices fall further, some experts caution, the cost to the taxpayer could hit as much as $1 trillion. More here:
Ha ha, that's right, John Q Public jackasses, just keep your trap shut and pay for our idiocy and incompetence.
Here's what you don't know ... ALL MONEY IS THE GOVERNMENT'S MONEY ... it's just that we allow you to keep some right now ... and THIS is the appreciation we get. We oughta teach you a lesson ... oh, wait, we ARE teaching you a lesson and you're too stupid to catch on ... oh well, perhaps next time.
Here's what you don't know ... ALL MONEY IS THE GOVERNMENT'S MONEY ... it's just that we allow you to keep some right now ... and THIS is the appreciation we get. We oughta teach you a lesson ... oh, wait, we ARE teaching you a lesson and you're too stupid to catch on ... oh well, perhaps next time.

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