July 30, 2008
Posted: July 30th, 2008 08:29 AM ET

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President Bush has signed the housing bill.
President Bush has signed the housing bill.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) – President Bush on Wednesday signed into law a sweeping housing bill that aims to boost the struggling housing market and bolster mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

The Senate voted 72-13 in favor of the bill on Saturday, after the House passed it three days earlier.

"We look forward to put in place new authorities to improve confidence and stability in markets, and to provide better oversight for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac," said White House spokesman Tony Fratto. "The Federal Housing Administration will begin to implement new policies intended to keep more deserving American families in their homes."

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TJ Johnson   July 30th, 2008 1:40 pm ET

Why, "Gil Texas", would other countries want Obama to be president when they don't even know him?

Greg Pottstown, Pa.   July 30th, 2008 1:36 pm ET

Bob, topeka, ks July 30th, 2008 10:44 am ET

It is not the governments job to protect the public from its own ignorance. I bought my first home 4 years ago at the age of 21 and paid 20% down. No crazy mortgage terms for me, and Im no trust fund baby. I save for larger goals at the expense of the frivoulous items people seem to feel entitled to. If you are determined to have everything now regardless of your ability to pay for it and without thinking of the consequences later on, you deserve to lose your home. You shouldn't have bought it in the first place. The responsible folks in this country should not have to pay your bills for you. We have plently of our own.

You are the man !!!!!!!!!!!! That is just like me.I have some nice houses but i am yet to own a hd/flat/plasma/big screen TV. many of my friends have them and always cry about not being able to afford a down payment on a house. I tell them stop spending your money on crap like cars and Tvs.

FLA Voter   July 30th, 2008 1:30 pm ET

You people have no idea what you are talking about!!! Bush is NOT the reason these people lost their homes.

Let me put it to you plain and simple...the reason most of these people lost their homes was because they had no personal ability to figure out that they couldn't spend more per month than they make. So, interest rates went up and their payments went up with them. They went after the biggest house with the biggest mortgage without making enough money each month to pay for it.

Liberals believe government should pay for everything. WHAT ABOUT A LITTLE PERSONAL ACCOUNTIBLITY!!!

By-the-way...this sham of a housing bill, which has exploded the national debt...is the product of Pelosi and Reid working hard for YOU!!

DJ, LA, CA   July 30th, 2008 1:30 pm ET

If the housing market was properly REGULATED in the first place...taxpayers wouldn't be left paying the bill.

This is a joke, that we the taxpayers, have to reward irrepsponsible lenders for predatory lending practices, corruption and greed.

flavoter   July 30th, 2008 1:23 pm ET

If Bush touched it it will fail.....Lets get a backup plan together now!!!!

I hope for many american it does succeed, but reality shows that the Bush / McCain years have totally undermined working americans.
If you aren't rich then to them we don't matter.... 1 america some over look this point.. Bush / McCain endorse the theory of the haves and the have nots..

Obama / Powell 08

DIZIZI31   July 30th, 2008 1:19 pm ET

3 days to sign.. obviously waiting for CNN polls before making a decision. Kinda like the Katrina fiasco. Better late than NEVER

Kathryn Irby - Metairie, LA   July 30th, 2008 1:18 pm ET

George W. Bush, it's just too little, too late! You're just trying to unscrew-up your pitiful legacy, and it will not work! Eight long years of your incompetence, and your legacy is shot straight to Hell once and for all!

Alex   July 30th, 2008 1:07 pm ET

I'm shocked! Guess one of Bush's buddies called and said he needs a bailout. This president would sign anything to help his buddies and think twice if it helped the average citizen. It'll be so nice to see him leave office after such a disappointing and dismal display of leadership (or the lack thereof). As for the "GED" test (previous comment), someone please explain to Bush what "GED" stands for.

judy, Wisconsin   July 30th, 2008 1:05 pm ET

Typical Bush–takes credit for something after his threat to veto it. He thanked McCain when he signed the recent Webb GI bill, even though McCain didn't vote for the bill and rarely has supported any bills supporting the troops. When will the Bush supporters and die-hard Repubs get a clue on their so called "leaders".

Phineas J. Whoopie, you're the greatest! Come along, Chumly.   July 30th, 2008 1:04 pm ET

THIS is yet another example of why true Conservatives DO NOT LIKE GWB. Pretending to be a conservative, but in actions behaves like FDR. Ninety-five to 96 percent of American home owners are paying their mortgages and are not living in fear of foreclosure, yet we have to craft "emergency" legislation for the irresponsible 4-5 percent.

Hells bells, maybe my car payment is too high because I bought more car than I could afford, and I'm faced with the possibility of it being repossessed... can Congressional liberals and my wolf-in-sheeps clothing president craft some legislation to pay for my fiscal irresponsibility?

Chris, PENN   July 30th, 2008 1:03 pm ET

Newsflash! wow oh wow! Obama just made a speech today to the RNC Dems and quoted to say..." I am the sypmbol of america's possibilities". Mine.....so this is what the audacity of presumtuouness and arrogance looks like.

I also didn't know I was yurning to have the possibility of putting my own personal interests before my country. Didn't know the bar was set so low...hmmmm.

Doris,Memphis,TN   July 30th, 2008 1:02 pm ET

Do Americans want another one in the White House?
No,No, No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dr.Mimi De La Cruz for OBAMA   July 30th, 2008 12:56 pm ET

OUR CROOK & THIEF & FRIENDS HAVE PUT US IN THIS

POSITION & NOW THEY ARE USING OUR TAX DOLLARS

TO DO US A FAVOR. HE DID NOT HAVE A CHOICE. THE VETO

WOULD HAVE BEEN OVERTURNED. WE SHOULD NOT ELECT

PEOPLE WHO KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THE ECONOMY !!!!!!!!!!!

IF WE GAVE BUSH & MCBUSH THE GED TEST,

GUARANTEED, BOTH WOULD FAIL IT, HANDS DOWN.

GINA, OHIO   July 30th, 2008 12:55 pm ET

FINALLY!!!!! UNFORTUNATELY THE OTHER 1.5 MILLION OTHERS ALREADY LOST THEIR HOMES CAUSE YOU WAITED TOO LONG MORON!!!!

Darryl   July 30th, 2008 12:54 pm ET

Can we just Impeach President Bush and Dick Chaney?

John Kerry said that George Bush and Dick Chaney was two of the biggest crooks we ever had in the white house....

FLA Voter   July 30th, 2008 12:52 pm ET

To you Obama supporters...What is it the he has "promised" that you like about him? Forget about all of the one liners and the fact that he can public speak for a minute.

Give me some examples of his energy policy that you like?
Give me some examples of his foreign policy that you like?
Give me some examples of his tax policy that you like?

I am just curious...because where I sit he is for no local energy sources, appeasment, and higher taxes.

Is that really what you want?

Richard, St. Paul, MN   July 30th, 2008 12:49 pm ET

FLIP- FLOP.... from the biggest scum bag in the Free World. Can't wait for him to be out of office and in court accounting for his War Crimes!

A NATION OF WHINERS for OBAMA   July 30th, 2008 12:49 pm ET

LET US LOOK AT THIS.

HE DEREGULATED THE INSTITUTIONS THAT MADE THOSE

LOANS. IN AS MUCH AS, WE DON'T HAVE A CHOICE BUT TO

GO THIS ROUT, NOW HE IS GIVING TAX DOLLARS TO MAKE

SURE THEY GET PAYED. THE MONEY STILL GOES IN SOME

MANNER FROM OUR POCKET TO THEIRS.

Richard   July 30th, 2008 12:43 pm ET

Bush is still a dirtbag. Im glad i never voted for this idiot.

I wont be voting for his protege John McCain either.

Terry   July 30th, 2008 12:43 pm ET

QUOTEHOW CAN HISTORY REMEMBER BUSH FONDLY????????????????

Let's see: he is leaving the nation, $10 TRILLION IN DEBT!

His war with Iraq, so that Big Oil could take over production in Iraq is costing hard-working Americans: $1.38 BILLION A DAY!

During the Bush/Cheney tenure MORE AMERICANS ARE OUT OF WORK; MORE HAVE HAD TO FILE BANKRUPTCY DUE TO MEDICAL BILLS; MORE BANKS HAVE FAILED. OUR ECONOMY IS A DISASTER!

The world views the USA as a war-mongering nation! BUT…… let's elect McCain! Let's have more failed Republicans in charge!

I ASK ARE YOU REALLY BETTER OFF TODAY THAN YOU WERE 8 YEARS AGO????????????????????????????????????????
_______________________________________________________

I can honestly say YES I am better off today than I was 8 years ago. I have a GOOD paying job, and a house than I CAN AFFORD! CNN post all of the whiney stories of the single mother in California making $45,000 a year and can't understand why she is loosing her $400,000 home! IT'S BECAUSE YOU CAN'T DO MATH STUPID!

Yes, Bush sucks in a lot of ways....but YES he had help with it from Congress (most of which are your presidential hopefuls), but don't lay any blame on them...no no no....blame someone else!!!

You all want a handout...give give give....You say "but the government takes my money...I want "socialistic" programs back from them"...well that is a wonderful circle we are on that we will never get off of until the poor get a job, and the stupid learn Math!!!!

It's funny, Democrats are also quoting the rising unemployment rate...GET A JOB! There are TONS of jobs available...go get one! I look daily at job opportunities and there are tons of them making decent money, some not even wanting a two year college degree! Stop watching left-wing drive by media and learn to support yourselves because I can garauntee you ONE THING. It's that no matter who gets elected now and in the future they will not be looking out for your best interest...it is up to you to do that.

Thank you for letting me rant.

Rudy NYC   July 30th, 2008 12:37 pm ET

What a guy!

He saves the price of a barrel of oil, and now he saves millions of homes. He lowers the price of gasoline, and now he spends billions of dollars in tax cuts to save us from ourselves.

What a guy!

William, from Cali!   July 30th, 2008 12:33 pm ET

What about the ones like me........ that are "out of their homes"; already? I lost my job, due to "downsizing"; and can't find a job making enough to keep making the property taxes and the monthly mortgage.................................

Mary, IN   July 30th, 2008 12:28 pm ET

Hail to the Thief, he stole our Constitution.

Dimetri   July 30th, 2008 12:28 pm ET

I think George Bush has been a wonderful president and I wish I could vote for him again. I think he will be remembered as a brave man who tried to do what's best for the country–NOT.

Can't wait for Novemeber to vote for a non-Bush, non-Clinton– Barack Obama.

Canadian black man for Obama.   July 30th, 2008 12:21 pm ET

Well McCain have to spend his campaign money so how.

When most people are finding it difficult to pay gas, difficulty with their home bill, difficulty with their health care bill.

McCain have all the money to spend on negative ad against Obama. McCain have nothing really to say about Obama so he make things up.

Is McCain the next president you really need NOW? McCainflip flopper, the media cover Obama 75% percent than McCain, but all the coverages are negative news that McCain want them to cover.

All the mispeak, all the flip flops McCain have commited none appears on the news and if they do it doesn't last half a day.

When will the media be fair?

lovable liberal   July 30th, 2008 12:20 pm ET

Bush signed the Democratic bill, yet that fact is conspicuously absent here. Credit where it's due: The Democrats finally stood up to Bush and won this battle.

Whats left in your wallet?   July 30th, 2008 12:12 pm ET

Did everyone forget the greedy people who were flipping houses and making a fortune???Thanks to DIY AND EASY MONEY.

Joe in NJ   July 30th, 2008 12:07 pm ET

I recently read of a woman who makes $25,000 and bought a house for $350,000 which is now being foreclosed. Does she deserve to be bailed out? While the lender is certainly at fault for approving a loan, how could she possibly believe she could afford this?

eddie   July 30th, 2008 12:04 pm ET

sounds like a legacy cry to me. Sorry bush, wont work

Biffington, Biff   July 30th, 2008 12:03 pm ET

I am not happy the banks are being bailed out. But the PEOPLE need help. The Government is there to do more than just take money from its citizens and give it back to corporate giants. it is supposed to be a government OF the people, BY the people... (and to all of the facist idiots screaming socialism) "FOR' the people....

i will repeat that last part.... "FOR" the "PEOPLE"....

(not the corporations... the people)

let that marinate for a while...

Michael   July 30th, 2008 12:03 pm ET

I'm a Republican and free market capitalist. Bush is not. He doesn't understand the basic principle that capitalism will produce abundance–and failure.

FactCheck   July 30th, 2008 12:00 pm ET

Don't worry.. another 4 years of Republican rule and China will own all of your homes.

GIL TEXAS   July 30th, 2008 12:00 pm ET

THE WORLD IN WHICH WE ARE IS ONE IN WHICH A NATION, NO MATTER HOW STRONG OR WEAK, NEEDS OTHER NATIONS. THOSE AMERICANS WHO THINK WE DO NOT NEED OTHER COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD ARE JUST LIKE KIDS WHO GO INTO A STORE FULL OF GOODS AND ALL THEY WANT IS A CANDY. THE REST OF THE WORLD HAS TOLD US THAT THEY ARE WILLING AND READY TO WORK WITH "PRESIDENT" OBAMA. THE PRESIDENT OF FRANCE IS ALREADY CALLING HIM A FRIEND. IF WE LET THIS GO BY US AND IT TAKES THEM FOUR YEARS TO BUILD TRUST IN MCCAIN. THEN WE CAN BLAME NO ONE BUT OURSELVES FOR THE PAIN THAT WILL CAUSE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.THE TRUTH IS THAT AMERICANS ARE TIRED OF WHAT THE REPUBLICANS HAVE DONE TO THEM IN THE LEADERSHIP OF BUSH.THE REST OF THE WORLD WANT A RELIEF FROM A FEAR MONGERING POLITICS.WE DO AND THEY DO WANT A CHANGE SO LET US GIVE THE WORLD A CHANGE.
AND FOR THE WONDERFUL MIRACLE OF THE SURGE, DID ANYONE HEAR OF WHAT HAPPENED RECENTLY IN THAT PART OF THE WORLD? AMERICA AND THE WORLD WANT A LEADER NOT A WORRIOR.

Biffington, Biff   July 30th, 2008 11:57 am ET

Maggie Muggins!

LMAO! Thank you.... you TELL these idiots!

Bobby, NC   July 30th, 2008 11:56 am ET

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George W. Bush.......

Biffington, Biff   July 30th, 2008 11:56 am ET

FORMER REPUBLIC...

RIGHT ON TARGET!!!!!

The fock knews listeners like Andy J, etc.. screaming socialism PREFER NOT TO RECALL THE DE-REGULATION THAT SET THIS MESS UP!

They would prefer the FACIST state that has been in existence since Jan 2001.

Fav, Colorado   July 30th, 2008 11:55 am ET

I totally despise Bush – he is a complete nutter.
However this housing crisis, i have to agree w/ many on this blog, has the American people to blame for.

For some odd reason – people lie about being able to afford a big fancy home – because they want to have the better home than their peers. That is the simple reason.

If people were more humble, if people were more honest about what they can and cannot afford – then we wouldn't be in the mess.

But yes – there are WAY TOOOO MANY IRRESPONSIBLE "HOME-OWNERS" out there.

And if it hurts to read this – then TOUGH – you should have thought about it before you lied on your application.

B J   July 30th, 2008 11:48 am ET

I think its funny that everyone sees Obama as the one that will change everything. He is not, and neither is McCain. The are both politicians and full of crap. So is congress, what is their approval rating? I hear Pelosi say that Obama will bring change to business as usual in Washington. Funny, thats what she said she would do when she took over as speaker. Nothing has changed and certainly Obama wont change it.

As far as the mortgage thing goes, why would you take out an adjustable loan when the rates are extremely low, they have no where to go but up. It was the best time to buy under a standard 30 year fixed. This is how it happened, people got into homes they couldnt pay for. I know people that did this, they couldnt make the payments on a 30 yr fixed but they could on a 7 yr ARM.

Greg Pottstown, Pa.   July 30th, 2008 11:48 am ET

Why is it that home buyers are not seen as a cause of this. I have news, Bush did not force them into this. I own 2 houses at 25 years old and can tell before i buy a house if i can afford that house. That is why I have not had to foreclose because I didn't buy a Lexus when all i can afford is a ford.

Kelby from Houston, TX   July 30th, 2008 11:47 am ET

why is it when ever someone talks about the government helping people conservatives begin to yell SOCIALISM. They use this word like it actually has a bad meaning. Are we so stupid to still be hooked by the propaganda of the past? UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE IS GOOD
PRIVATIZING THE ENERGY SECTOR WAS BAD.
HELPING PEOPLE IS GOOD
Think of it this way conservative neo con america What would Jesus do?

GIFTY   July 30th, 2008 11:45 am ET

GOOD

GIL TEXAS   July 30th, 2008 11:44 am ET

THE FACT IS THAT NO COUNTRY IN THE WORLD TODAY CAN MAKE IT WITHOUT THE REST.IF WE CAN'T BUY THEIR GOODS, THEN THEY WILL HAVE TO BUY OURS.SO SAYING THAT AMERICA DOES NOT NEED THE OPENION OF THE WORLD IN THE OUTCOME OF THIS ELECTION IS THE SAME AS SAYING THAT A CHILD WITH A HIGH IQ DOES NOT NEED A TEACHER OR A GUIDE.

Sane John   July 30th, 2008 11:43 am ET

Bush didn't have a choice, 72 senators voted for it.

Richard   July 30th, 2008 11:42 am ET

No more Bush, no more Clintons, no more McCain – - WOW things are looking up already!

paul oregon   July 30th, 2008 11:40 am ET

how can history remeber bush !!!!!!!
well if some people in calf. have there way bush will have a turd factory named after him. what a legacey to be remembered by.
doesnt it just make one so proud?

Tony   July 30th, 2008 11:38 am ET

BUSH – Leader of Losers! Coutning the days!!

rightytighty   July 30th, 2008 11:36 am ET

Why is this lame duck president still quacking? You would think it would have ended after 8 years of progressively spewed hate and 2 years of mindless spending by a liberal congress, but noooooooo, Bush is still quacking as loudly as he did in 2000.

Another fine example of how bad our 110th Congress really is...

Ha Ha!!

Xavier, Saint Louis, Missouri   July 30th, 2008 11:35 am ET

That's the least this clown can do! He's the reason why this country is in the shape that it's in.

Two words for all Americans: Impeach Bush!

Dave   July 30th, 2008 11:31 am ET

Though I am no fan of Bush, I see people are very ignorant when blaming him for this. Put the blame on the illegal Federal Reserve where it belongs. Greenspan started this mess and managed the bubble the Fed created but even he knew this bubble was going to burst one day. Now Bernanke is trying to mange the mess but he is caught up like a deer in headlights. I wish people would realize that the Federal Reserve is destroying our country.

Marco   July 30th, 2008 11:28 am ET

Sure! Let's print more money so we can bail the banks out and make the dollar even more worthless.

Ian   July 30th, 2008 11:25 am ET

I wonder how and when they'll take care of the looming $30 trillion social security crisis. My guess is after the bubble burst and they'll just print a bunch of money.

Ron Paul '08

Whats left in your wallet?   July 30th, 2008 11:25 am ET

One Orange jumpsuit coming up.

Rave   July 30th, 2008 11:25 am ET

He probably didn't know what he was signing.. Still I think BUSH is much better than McPain.
OBAMA (2008 -16)

California Gold   July 30th, 2008 11:24 am ET

Bush actually said his signature would improve confidence? The only thing I know that will improve confidence will be the day he and his squad load up the U-Haul-It and head outta town.

Dave   July 30th, 2008 11:24 am ET

gee, thanks for rewarding these people for buying houses they could not afford and running up their credit to keep buying more stuff. those of us that bought a house we knew we could afford and don't carry huge balances on our credit cards really love to see that we will probably be paying to help with this.

Ambrose Smith, Borrego Springs, California   July 30th, 2008 11:22 am ET

Funny how people bash homeowners for borrowing more than they can afford--yet the USA borrows from china all of the time.

Bush is an idiot.

Vigla   July 30th, 2008 11:22 am ET

Anyone who believes we are falling toward socialism is a complete an utter fool. It will never happen. We actually have already fallen toward neoconservatism and see where it got us. This country is moderate.

You conservative fear-mongers belong in the 50's with Joe McCarthy or the 30's with Hoover... Social programs are what keep this country from going back to the times before and during the depression when children worked for peanuts and working conditions were so poor that workers died regularly. It's funny how these conservatives will continue to tout their ideology when it failed in the 1800's, failed in the early 1900's and is failing now. Each time, liberal and social programs were put in place to deal with the issues that conservatives created by their inaction.

People, it's time we woke up out of the haze of the Reagan economic revolution! It was a FAILURE plain and simple. Time for a CHANGE!

JoeMamma   July 30th, 2008 11:21 am ET

This bailout hurts honest, hard working Americans.
When you print money out of thin air you devalue what is already printed, hence inflation.
This bailout rewards people who made bad decisions and punishes those who did it right. People who borrowed over their heads are rewarded with new, lower interest rates. People who granted loans based on quota or profit are rewarded when those people can't repay.
It now official makes our treasury "backed" by these same people.
Bad legislation by bad politicians.
Paul was right.

Praetorian, Fort Myers   July 30th, 2008 11:19 am ET

I can't believe anyone could be joyous about this back door attack on taxpayers.

Thousands of people who didn't have crazy mortgages are suffering simply because they lost their jobs-somehow they managed to pull their butts out of default–just to get a huge bail out tax bill for less responsible lenders and citizens.

Without pain–you'll do it again!!
When YOU make a financial error in judgement WE shouldn't have to pay for it.

Another good reason to consider becoming Libertarians. Bring integrity and respect for those of us who do not depend on the government–yet somehow always end up paying the bills for those who think they should.

Roberto   July 30th, 2008 11:19 am ET

The mortgage industry meltdown is another example of what happens when you hamstring or eliminate regulators and let business self-regulate. Letting business run wild is the Republican mantra and works about as well as communisim. They both look good on paper, but fail when applied to human beings.

Jason - Chandler, Arizona   July 30th, 2008 11:16 am ET

I'm sorry if I offend anyone who has lost a house or is losing a house. But a majority of you who are losing your houses are doing so because you couldn't afford the loan in the 1st place. Some of you chose to falsify your information to obtain the "bigger" house and then you cry that noone is helping you out. SHAME ON YOU!!

What makes me sick is those people who shouldn't have had the "bigger" house all along are the ones being helped!! While those who pay on time and are NEVER later get slapped in the face for doing the honest, correct and right thing!! Those who have paid on time, and are NOT late or behind should have their loans redone also so they can get the governments better rate!!

I'm not Bush bashing, he's just the idiot who added another few billion to his already robust budget. I blame the American people who for once need to take their own responsibility into your hands. The governments job is NOT to hand out checks every time another American over buys a house. YOU are the ones who know how much YOU can afford. Be smart and buy what YOU can afford then maybe America would be a better place.

McArsenic   July 30th, 2008 11:15 am ET

all of these "PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY" comments...hmmm, lets see, who voted for Bush in the first place? i didnt yet i still have to suffer through this Administration. this country is in the worst condition it has been in since the great depression. from oil to housing, from education to war and there are these FOOLS on here talking about "stop talkin bad bout W whaaaa whaaaaa" people America is in a crisis. so what some people might have made a mistake, most though are legitimate and if we let this housing situation fail, what do you think will happen to YOUR property value?

Pick Me! Pick Me!   July 30th, 2008 11:13 am ET

We are a Socialist Nation and have been for some time. Though the Socialist Party of America failed to be in 1936, the Democratic government placed some of their ideas into play.

The Socialist Party advocated "the eight-hour workday, women’s suffrage, unemployment insurance, workmen’s compensation, Social Security, legal protect of union’s right to organize, a progressive income tax, prohibition of child labor, the legal right to advocate birth control were all being partially adopted by Congress or granted by the courts."

For the past 6+ years it has been the Republicans who have been carring on the tradition of enlarging the role of government in every aspect of the economy and control over our lives. Be it by wire-tapping, seat belt laws, no smoking and the list goes on.

So, for all those who believe we are not already a Socialist Country, think again. Sometimes it is right to stand up to your rights otherwise they will be taken away from you.

Independent-woman-4-Obama   July 30th, 2008 11:12 am ET

HOW CAN HISTORY REMEMBER BUSH FONDLY????????????????

Let's see: he is leaving the nation, $10 TRILLION IN DEBT!

His war with Iraq, so that Big Oil could take over production in Iraq is costing hard-working Americans: $1.38 BILLION A DAY!

During the Bush/Cheney tenure MORE AMERICANS ARE OUT OF WORK; MORE HAVE HAD TO FILE BANKRUPTCY DUE TO MEDICAL BILLS; MORE BANKS HAVE FAILED. OUR ECONOMY IS A DISASTER!

The world views the USA as a war-mongering nation! BUT...... let's elect McCain! Let's have more failed Republicans in charge!

I ASK ARE YOU REALLY BETTER OFF TODAY THAN YOU WERE 8 YEARS AGO????????????????????????????????????????

SOCIALISM IS SICK   July 30th, 2008 11:10 am ET

WHAT A JOKE!

FREE MARKET ECONOMY?

FREE TO PROFIT-

TAX PAYER GUARANTEED NOT TO FAIL...

THIS IS A SAD DAY FOR AMERICANS WHO ARE EDUCATED AND FOLLOW THE LAW.

I'M DEFINITELY WRITING IN RON PAUL-

THESE TWO CANDIDATES ARE SOCIALIST FACISTS WHO SELL OUT THE AMERICAN TAXPAYERS FOR THE BENIFIT OF LATINO VOTES AND BIG LOBBYIST BRIBES.

DR. RON PAUL WILL COME BACK TO HAUNT ALL THE FOOLS WHO CALLED HIM CRAZY- ONLY TIME WILL TELL. AND THE FALL OF ROME WILL FOLLOW...

LAND OF THE SHEEP- HOME OF THE UNEDUCATED IGORANT FOOLS...

Connie   July 30th, 2008 11:09 am ET

It would be news if he signed his resignation , just after he fired Cheney.
As far as bashing Bush he has earned every bash and more. A vote for
McCain is a vote for Bush. Connie from Indiana

Bob, topeka, ks   July 30th, 2008 11:08 am ET

We got out of the Great Depression because of WW2. FDR's spending and entitlements would have bankrupted the country then rather than now if we hadnt had the influx of capital from foreign sources buying our munitions.

Comparing a library to a homebuyer bailout is outrageous. Librarys are for the public good. This bailout is for a small minority of irresponsible homebuyers and lenders and comes at the expense of the public.

GaryofCircleville   July 30th, 2008 11:07 am ET

Hey Dwight, the vote in the Senate was 72 to 13, what party has more Senators? Republican mismanagement? How about mismanagement on everyone except the 13 that voted against this particular issue.

Dana   July 30th, 2008 11:07 am ET

Bush is cooperating because he knows it is a good chance Obama will be the President. The Bush dirty laundry will catch up with them!! Go figure!! You notice that Bush have not said one negative thing about Obama and he agreed with the pull out!!

Short-Term Memories   July 30th, 2008 11:06 am ET

Do any of the people complaining of the government bail out have the same complaint about the $30 million funding of the Bear Stearns buyout? – just curious.

On the topic of personal responsibility, do not the corporations have a responsibility to evaluate the potential lenders? Don't they have to actually look at people's W2s and credit history? Even if you say "no" to these questions, shouldn't they have really started taking a closer look when almost 20% of their borrowers were defaulting on their first payment...yes, their first payment, which means the loans shouldn't have been approved in the first place.

Oh, by the way, the independent but government-backed agencies (Fannie and Freddie) take fiduciary responsibility for these bad loans (and loan practices) but are supposed to ensure that appropriate oversight is conducted when evaluating lending practices...who fell asleep at the switch?

Stop blaming the individuals who are sold a loan based on the following: You can have more house at this interest-only rate and you'll be in a better position to make higher payments down the road because you'll be living the American Dream and making more money than you ever imagined.

Predatory lending, folks...without oversight.

I believe in capitalism, people, but there needs to be some fetters to keep greed in check.

McArsenic   July 30th, 2008 11:03 am ET

@Andy J, NY
i have read quite a few of your...comments...sorry a little chuckle. so let me get this right saving peoples homes, even those who are hard working people who rates might have gone up or lost their jobs unexpectedly or what ever the case may be, saving the housing market is BAD...but spending BILLIONS on an illegal war, corporate welfare, those things are OK? you see where i am going with this right? i live in a gated community in LA, i have sen even our property value go down in the last year, i have friends who have worked very well and very hard who i have seen loose their job, these are people who were making six figures...so would it be better if we used the money to build homeless shelters? we spend money building prisons...why not schools? i mean really most Americans are living pay check to pay check...i am of the mind of WE are as only strong as our weakest link...i think Jesus said something to that effect...yes?

Former Republican   July 30th, 2008 10:59 am ET

For some of you who think all the foreclosures happened because of bad decisions on the individual's part, you're wrong. Matter of fact studies show that in 70% of the foreclosure, the owner was paying the bills on time. So it wasn't b/c of bad decisions, it was because of the Deregulation of the mortage companies. So stop being selfish and shut up, even the top 5% of this country only pay 30% to taxes. You need to realize that with other people struggling, you will struggle too. So stop bickering about taxes, b/c even McBush is going to have to raise them FOR YOU if we are to get out of this mess. Have you ever thought about the concept of a country first, not I first?

Joey   July 30th, 2008 10:58 am ET

To all you idiots complaining about socialism: Have you ever taken an economics course in your life? Have you even graduated from high school? Foreign investors in the United States look at these failing, unbacked banks and don't want to give anymore of their funds to the United States. It's bad enough the Repugs ruined the economy early in the decade and Bush has vetoed Democratic legislation ever since losing his grip on the House and Senate. The last thing we need is countries bailing out when our deficits keep growing and growing. And again, what's so bad about socialism? Europeans have longer, healthier, happier lives, they have fewer mothers and babies dying during birth, and their dollar is stronger than ours.

Marilyn   July 30th, 2008 10:57 am ET

I am a moderate Democrat and this bill makes me sick. People who buy more house than they can afford deserve to face foreclosure. It's called personal responsibility folks. If you can't afford the payments, don't sign the mortgage!! And don't expect the rest of us to bail you out when you get into trouble!

Matt: honestly   July 30th, 2008 10:56 am ET

People,

The truth is a capitalist government in its pure form fails, just as a purely socialist govt, communist govt etc. The truth is there has to be a balance of government involvement. So I agree, there has to come a point in which the government gets involved. Are you going to blame the Great Depression on people who could not "do it yourself"? Come on. FDR was considered one of our greatest presidents ever, and was definetly the most socialistic. Anyone who says that people can do it themself is blind to the truth.

Tyler in Raleigh   July 30th, 2008 10:54 am ET

"The Federal Housing Administration will begin to implement new policies intended to keep more deserving American families in their homes."

I thought in American we EARNED things, not DESERVED them. However well intentioned, its one more step to socialism and government control. We know the government has done so well, the current Congress and President have put us in a $480 billion deficet, now we trust them with our mortgages?

Less   July 30th, 2008 10:54 am ET

Kevin from Alaska you are right, Bush and McCain have the exact hand wave, which goes to show Bush and McCain are alike in many ways. Even when they talk about critical situations, they joke and then give explanations that don't make no sense whatsoever.

Greg-Mpls   July 30th, 2008 10:49 am ET

Two words – Corporate Welfare

Maggie Muggins From Selwyn   July 30th, 2008 10:49 am ET

For all you so called right wing conservatives who keep saying words like liberal and socialist in the context of them being dirty words here is message for you:

I am 63 years old and in this time I have never paid more than 35 cents for any medical perscription for myself or anyone in my family and we have always had our choice of what Doctor we wanted to see as well as what hospital we wanted to go to and have never paid a cent for all these medical services of which, over the years, there have been lots for both illness and injury.

If you dunces pay a thousand dollars a month for medical coverage that won't come close to being as inclusive as our medical coverage then that amounts to a twelve thousand dollar a year tax.

No wonder you conservatives get stuck with clowns like Bush and McCain and you deserve every bit of the shaft you are getting.

You can call me a liberal or a socialist but better than that you can call me and all my fellow countryment better off then you will ever be.

Debby   July 30th, 2008 10:46 am ET

I agree with the poster about blaming Bush for everything. Every Presidential election makes the economy weak and the stock market crazy. We haven't had it that bad in 8 years he was in.

GOP supporter   July 30th, 2008 10:46 am ET

I agree with "Sick of Bush-bashing". If the US would have lived within our means in the 90's (Clinton days), we wouldn't have to bail all these folks out. Buying thing we couldn't afford so we borrowed to have them. Take some responsibility America!!!

Bob, topeka, ks   July 30th, 2008 10:44 am ET

It is not the governments job to protect the public from its own ignorance. I bought my first home 4 years ago at the age of 21 and paid 20% down. No crazy mortgage terms for me, and Im no trust fund baby. I save for larger goals at the expense of the frivoulous items people seem to feel entitled to. If you are determined to have everything now regardless of your ability to pay for it and without thinking of the consequences later on, you deserve to lose your home. You shouldn't have bought it in the first place. The responsible folks in this country should not have to pay your bills for you. We have plently of our own.

karen-phoenix   July 30th, 2008 10:43 am ET

Vote Obama!! Obama is the only hope this country has!!! Out with the old, in with the new!!! Peace is patriotic! McCain will mess up worse than Bush. His life story proves it. Bail out after bail out! Just like W. Party boys to the end!!! I want a real person in Washington who understands real Americans!!! Go Obama!!

Henry n New York   July 30th, 2008 10:41 am ET

Bush was a major contributor in this disaster and now he wants some credit for not vetoing the bill but by signing it. Get the freak out of here. He has done much harm to our country and if it were not for Chenney in the number two spot he would have been impeached at least 3 years ago. He believed God made him President, no the supreme court and illegal primary voting fraud did.

To little too late and way too slow.

Dwight   July 30th, 2008 10:38 am ET

you can sure blame the mismanagent of the country on the republicans. trillions of dollars in debt.. john McCains head man Phil grahmm can be one you thank for home financing issues and high price at the pump. you want to vote for Senator Surge, than you vote for more of the same.

Vote OB 08!

Sick of the Bush-bashing   July 30th, 2008 10:37 am ET

I am so sick of all the people bashing Bush for every ill in the world. How about a little "PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY" on the part of home-buyers. Read the fine print and stop trying to buy more than you can afford. Now, under the socialist regime of Pelosi and her goons, the rest of us responsible taxpayers are yet again going to have to help bail somebody out of their own greed and stupidity. Read before you sign, know your own finances, and take responsibility if you mess up - what a concept.

Grow up people - it's not the federal governments' responsibility to protect us from our own stupidity at every turn.

Remy   July 30th, 2008 10:37 am ET

Bush accepted the policy of democrats in the matter of of housing crisis. But how can the people get compensated?

Obama is really heading for a victory!

Elizabeth, VA   July 30th, 2008 10:36 am ET

We are capitalist, not socialist economy which should be built on the concept of personal responsibility. Why should I, who bought a house IO could afford with a conventional loan, through a normal, non government backed mortgage process help to pay for the homes of those imprudent individuals who were not smart enough to realize they could not afford the homes they wanted, who in many cases lied to get loans they could not pay and now want help to keep houses they simply do not deserve because they cannot pay for! Why should my money help pay for their stupidity!

spudmctater   July 30th, 2008 10:35 am ET

WOW! I thought conservatives believed the marketplace should rule, not the federal government. A true conservative would have simply let everyone suffering in the mortgage crisis drown in debt and lose their homes. "Pull yourself up by your own bootstraps," right?

I guess government has a role to play after all, Mr. President!!!

Janice   July 30th, 2008 10:35 am ET

It is truly amazing all of the knee-jerk uneducated people who post here cursing the President.

ALL DEMOCRATS voted for this bill.

NO DEMOCRATS voted against this bill.

Michelle, PA   July 30th, 2008 10:34 am ET

Too little, too late. Thank you for the next Great Depression Bush, Pelosi and Reid. Vote out all incumbents whose greed and indolence got us into this economic mess and lack the brains and backbone to fix it.

Independent-woman-4-Obama   July 30th, 2008 10:33 am ET

THANKS TO BUSH/CHENEY our nation has $10 TRILLION IN NATIONAL DEBT.

THE WAR WITH IRAQ COSTS $1.38 BILLION A DAY........

WE HAVE A DEFICIT OF $490 BILLION FOR 2009, ALREADY..........

WHEN THE LAST DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT LEFT OFFICE.......... WE HAD A SURPLUS OF .............$128 BILLION! AND THE NATIONAL DEBT WAS NO WHERE NEAR $10 TRILLION!!!!!!!!!!

BUT OKAY......... YOU DEMOCRAT-HATERS CAN GO AHEAD AND CONTINUE LIVING IN DENIAL THAT THE REPUBLICANS HAVE CREATED A DISASTER!!!!!!!!!

Wisconsin   July 30th, 2008 10:32 am ET

What color crayon did Bush use?

Major Michael "C" Lorton, Vriginia   July 30th, 2008 10:31 am ET

Just add this to the 390 billion debt bill. No good deed goes unpunished.

Matt   July 30th, 2008 10:31 am ET

Liberal policies pushed by Congress to pressure banks into allowing 'Po Folk' to own houses was the cause of this mess.

Once again, the democrats cause a problem, then blame the President.

Will this country ever wise up???

Do it yourself   July 30th, 2008 10:26 am ET

How sad...
You get a loan you can't pay and taxpayers have to bail you out.
They blame the government for what... Not doing your budget for you?

Sick... Sad... and socialist

One step closer to what the dems want... just like Britian... 65% tax... 10 bucks a gallon for gas... but the gov wipes for you... nice.

Phil, FL   July 30th, 2008 10:26 am ET

If he had not VETOED so much, the Congress could have made real progress in the last two years. Dem. Congress is NOT the problem. REP PREZ is the problem.

It Be Me   July 30th, 2008 10:26 am ET

why should I pay for someone that was stupid enough to take out a loan they couldn't afford....for a house they didn't really need....just because they could....

I have to pay my bills.....I shouldn't have to pay somebody elses too....

gObama   July 30th, 2008 10:25 am ET

Wow. What a great guy! Wait, I thought this was the "do-nothing" congress? Why is Bush signing some of their "sweeping" legislation? Hmmmm...

MMN-Milwaukee WI   July 30th, 2008 10:24 am ET

Bob, topeka, ks
Andy J, NY
Eric – Pittsburgh
Have you ever gone to a public library or happen to know where one is?
If yes you’re a socialist.

Matt: honestly   July 30th, 2008 10:24 am ET

Andy J,

So you don't think that having our top leaders invested in oil has kept prices high? OH BUSH IS SO GREAT!!! Come on get real man. This guy has been just about the worst president ever. Every business (yes the American govt is a business) that the man has taken over has failed.

Charlotte   July 30th, 2008 10:22 am ET

Better then nothing. He could have vetoed it. We have a bad president, bad congress, and all that will change with a magic wand. All I have to do is vote for, a never done anything Seantor from Illinois. Yeah right...

MMN-Milwaukee WI   July 30th, 2008 10:21 am ET

Eric – Pittsburgh
Have you ever gone to a public library or happen to know where one is?
If yes you’re a socialist.

Neal   July 30th, 2008 10:20 am ET

That must have hurt him to do.
This guy is a totally piece of garbage.
Bush should be in prison.

Xavier   July 30th, 2008 10:19 am ET

Bush is such a hipocrite. He make the mess, and then takes the credit when somebody else stands in and tries fixing it for him.

Matt: honestly   July 30th, 2008 10:19 am ET

Bob,

The government is meant to help you when you NEED it. This Democratic bill is doing exactly that. We would not have gotten out of the Greta depression if not for Democrat FDR and his government programs for the economy. If you want to compare the government to Big Brother (if you actually know the conotation behind that term) look at the Patriot Act, and "legal" phone taps, and all of the things that Democrats are currently fighting against to protect American rights. That is Big Brother my friend, not the government helping us get past this very real recession.

MMN-Milwaukee WI   July 30th, 2008 10:18 am ET

If it quacks like a duck and if it limps....then it’s a lame duck.

We have only 96 days to election-day.

Bush has 176 days left in the White House and that is not good for McCain or the GOP but its good for America and that’s all that matters.

Let’s all help GWB countdown to his exit of the WH
176
175
174
173

Phil, FL   July 30th, 2008 10:18 am ET

OK – Big Deal – SO?

Now get out, Bush, and take your crooked cronies with you !!!!!

NEXT

proud army and navy mom   July 30th, 2008 10:17 am ET

Should never happen.....This is the first step the democrats love, bail the irresponsible people out with other peoples money. Are they paying off credit cards as well or do we have to wait for Obambi for that.

MD in GA   July 30th, 2008 10:16 am ET

This has nothing to do with helping the American public. GWB is just trying to clean up the mess he made to salvage his legacy. To little, to late...

ANGIE   July 30th, 2008 10:16 am ET

The way i see it if he would of payed more attention to the frauding in the mortgage industry instead of pouring all of our money and his interest into the war in iraq we would not be in this mess in the first place he never cared about the american people .WORST PRESIDENT IN HISTORY SO FAR IMPEACH THAT ADMINSTRATION ALREADY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

McCain is still Running?   July 30th, 2008 10:16 am ET

spitting into the wind, this unwinding cannot be stopped, a 300 billion dollar bill when the loses are known to go into the trillions. Just pushing the disaster to after the election.

John   July 30th, 2008 10:14 am ET

first decent thing he's done and it was a democrat backed law, imagine that. Bush can't even come up with any Ideas him and Mccain don't have a clue. Now they are starting to follow Obamas lead Barack might as well just take over now. Obama 08'12

A CANUCK   July 30th, 2008 10:13 am ET

IT'S A LITTLE LATE TO TRY AND IMPROVE YOUR LEGACY, 'W' !!!!!!

McArsenic   July 30th, 2008 10:13 am ET

i sometimes wish we still had that tar and feather policy...Bush/Chaney the only leaving administration that will have to not only leave the White House but the country as well

Brendan H., San Antonio, TX   July 30th, 2008 10:12 am ET

Bush signs a bill he villified, when in signing it earlier he could have prevented more trouble.

Kind of reminds me of the way Reagan handled the HIV/AIDS crisis – he never mentioned it once in public for fear of enflaming the hard-core Christian Right, and in doing so prevented earlier solutions to a problem that cost tens of thousands of people their lives.

Come to think of it, didn't Bush arm twist the financial community to give mortgages to everybody under the guise of helping people realize the American dream, when all along all he wanted was a "bump" in the economy?!

Remember, this is a guy who was a C- student at Yale who couldn't get straight into graduate school because of his "vast thinking capacity." The same guy who owned and trashed three companies. The same guy, who by getting installed as President, managed to get something for himself he couldn't earn on his own – a pension!

Ndalio   July 30th, 2008 10:12 am ET

He created the mess so he should clean it up before November!

v.a.   July 30th, 2008 10:11 am ET

mccain/bush mccain/bush...

it's all one big blur of hypocrisy, flip flops, and "gaffes" (more like stupidity).

not an obamabot, thank GOD   July 30th, 2008 10:10 am ET

we are stupid and cant read, or budget, but we heard everyone else was making money from buying houses so we wanted in even though we cant afford it, so taxpayers, I mean govt bail us idiots out!

Ian   July 30th, 2008 10:10 am ET

One more band-aid instead of addressing the root cause. I wonder how long it will take for this to negatively affect the value of the dollar.

Dave C - NJ   July 30th, 2008 10:08 am ET

But wait...what about "Personal Responsibility?"

You republicans are a joke. Seems like you are all about capitalism unless someone tanks. Then you get a bailout.

More of our taxes go to Corporate Welfare than food stamps...wake up. This is how it works.

On the FOX blogs, these crusty old conservatives like to say "The Day I see a Poor Man give a Rich Man a job is the day I vote Democrat." Well, genius, there would be no rich men if poor men weren't spending money on your products, so eat your words and vote DEM!

ProudToBeDemocrat   July 30th, 2008 10:07 am ET

Big deal he destroyed this country the what is big deal of signing congress prepared bill. Please impeach this guy.

James Nelson   July 30th, 2008 10:03 am ET

How typical of the Republicans and of Bush II in particular– create a giant mess through your own incompetnece and greed and then take credit for someone else doing the clean-up work! I'm only surprised that they couldn't figure out how to give a few more billions to their wealthy buddies, in the bargain.

Swift   July 30th, 2008 10:02 am ET

And it was McInsane's economic advisor, Phil Grahm, and his republiscum thugs, that caused it in the first place.

Greg Pottstown, Pa.   July 30th, 2008 10:02 am ET

only going to help people that don't deserve help.

DEBBY, NJ   July 30th, 2008 9:58 am ET

You should have done this a year ago...Not going to work...You Are A Troll BUSH !!!!
BARACK THE VOTE !!!

Amit NYC   July 30th, 2008 9:56 am ET

anything this guy touches turns to dust. impeachment please.

Denise Groves   July 30th, 2008 9:55 am ET

after he resued all the firms that were mismanaged by old, wrinkly, arrogant, greedy too rich, white men.

Andy J, NY   July 30th, 2008 9:55 am ET

Bob from Topeka-

Right on. This is very sad. The average, hard working american gets crapped on because we feel the need to bail out people who made poor decisions and purchased homes they couldn't even dream of affording. The banks and the home purchasers deserve to fail, they need to fail, and we need to NOT pay for it. There is no incentive for this type of behavior to discontinue, because the precedent for government and tax payer intervention has been set. Watch out, America- next stop, socialism.

As for the other 3 of the first 4 posters here, you are idiots. thanks for contributing absolutely zero to the topic. Not everything is the President's fault- why don't you make and effort to know what you are talking about, instead of spewing the garbage the main stream media feeds you. moron.

Donna   July 30th, 2008 9:55 am ET

Someone should have slipped the Impeachment papers into the stack so he could sign his OWN IMPEACHMENT...we all know he doesn't READ what he signs...

Eric - Pittsburgh   July 30th, 2008 9:55 am ET

It's scary how this country is falling toward Socialism and everyone is thrilled to death about it coughBarackObamacough.

Jim CO   July 30th, 2008 9:54 am ET

Not to long ago I can remeber Bush saying how every one can now own a home. We as tax payers are bailing out his failed policies and will pay for with no end in sight.

mediabias   July 30th, 2008 9:54 am ET

Again, CNN Where is the story about 72 % of the media coverage Obama receives is negative. Covert racism at work in MSM. While MSM edit and slice McCain gaffes and misstatements.

mediabias   July 30th, 2008 9:53 am ET

CNN Where is the story about 72 % of the media coverage Obama receives is negative. Covert racism at work in MSM. While MSM edit and slice McCain gaffes and misstatements.

denny smith   July 30th, 2008 9:52 am ET

The Feds were the ones that got us here in the first place, everyone keeps blaming banks but it was Bush who loosened it in order to get minority votes in 04...

Eddie Blake   July 30th, 2008 9:52 am ET

Great move, Mr. President. History will remember you fondly!

Sarah, 23, FL   July 30th, 2008 9:50 am ET

This bill is a few years late...BUSH, the American people need you to RESIGN!!!!!!

Core   July 30th, 2008 9:48 am ET

To all those that say this is socialism, I say if our government failed to do its job then it better help the American people it failed to protect and serve. A government by the people for the people.

Bob Indianapolis, IN   July 30th, 2008 9:47 am ET

Not to late to commit hara-kiri ....Think about it...

mayahh   July 30th, 2008 9:40 am ET

Hope it does not fall into the hands of the Alaska Senator,,,american people might not benefit..

Bob, topeka, ks   July 30th, 2008 9:39 am ET

Sad day for America. One step closer to a socialist country. What reason is there to think about risk when big brother will bail you out if you fail?

mwm   July 30th, 2008 9:38 am ET

please resign.

McCain goes with the platform flip-flops   July 30th, 2008 9:37 am ET

Bush is taking credit for signing aid into law – Didn't he help create the situation in which aid was direly needed????

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