Comments on: Obama slams GOP on community organizer comments

By: Billy Ray Valentine-Capricorn

Billy Ray Valentine-Capricorn — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 13:16:27 +0000

I find it disturbing the GOP would try to downplay the humility and selfishness involved in being a community organizer. I really find there whole campaign disturbing so I guess there comments don't surprise me.

WHY IS SARAH PALIN STILL IN HIDING?

By: Nervous

Nervous — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 13:16:09 +0000

Finally the Obama camp is taking some good stabs back at the Palin comments. I'm sick of her repeating the same tired speech every where they show up. Of course Obama and Biden are out there pushing issues and letting thier opinions be known, but the Republicans keep throwing out the same red meat rhetoric but the American people keep eating it up as if its something new. I hope that red meat is going to be enough to get food on your table and gas in your car to where you can still afford to pay your mortgage and health care. You can drill all you want to and it will not be enough to cover our usage. And even if you drill that oil is going to be sold on the open market and if we are not the highest bidder then that oil isn't even being used for Americans. Let give the oil companies more ways to make more money at our expense. Keep it up evangelical Americans, I'm sure your churches will be happy and you will be considered saviors by not voting Democrat

By: Theresa

Theresa — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 12:12:27 +0000

McCain-Palin should be ashamed of themselves for trying to belittle the work of Obama. Palin would not survive one day in Southside Chicago much less work for people who actually need help!

By: Service

Service — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 09:03:32 +0000

It was not funny seeing the leaders of the republican party making fun of a college student giving his time and efforts to the communities in Chicago who had fallen on hard times. Obama, a man who could go anywhere do anything travel back to Hawaii during his summers, decided to help others. This country has it's priorities all wrong when they find fault to people who reach out to others in need of help. I suppose the Americorp members who are still helping Katrina victims will be laughed and mocked also with nothing said about it. If Obama would have behaved that way this country would have been outraged, but it was okay for the do no wrong republican party to insult millions of young people who choose to serve our fellow citizens by performing community service. I guess the only honorable young people these days are the ones who suit up to fight a dumb war in Iraq where its citizens are shouting get the heck out of our country.

By: Rose

Rose — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 06:38:51 +0000

I Respect John McCain, I Vote Barack Obama.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 06:31:27 +0000

I am a person who listens to both sides of the story before making a final decision on an important matter. After witnessing the most lowdown, lying, cheating, devious, deliberate act of deception on the american people from the George W. Bush and company administration and "How to steel an election campaign" you would think that people would recognize a Devil that would try to find a skirt to pimp, and get all heads both male/female to give this Palin person a nod of approval eventhough we still don't know who the hell she is, are we expected to just up and vote for McCain/Palin simply to make history and still suffer the same fate as we did over the past eight years. Lately this talk about "pitbulls, pigs, and lipstick" is a big deal among white voters and it seems to generate a lot excitement within the Republican click, that is untill a black man mentions an old remark that even Palins running mate and others out of that party said, but all of a sudden it's a sexest remark and the media wants to eat that crap up and paint her as the innocent and injured victim but at the same time she can try to belittle someone who has a record of teaching, and consuling unemployed workers, promoting education, speaking in public arena's to try and give people some kind of hope and knowing that Barack Obama has been preparing himself for the white house all of his life...Well surprise america that day is upon us and sixty (60%) percent of us can't except the fact that a black man will be the president of the U.S. and bring this country out of the recession that it has been in for far to long and make changes that will put the people first. I pray to God that we don't miss this opportunity to give ourselves a chance to make this "CHANGE".

By: Allan

Allan — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 06:30:52 +0000

When Barack was a community organizer, his position was funded by the Catholic Charities. So Sarah Palin, Rudy Giuliani and other Republicans are mocking the Catholic Church and its ministry to the poor and downtrodden when they mock Obama.

I call for the Pope to denounce Sarah Palin and Rudy Giuliani (although I think the Pope gave up on Rudy when he started showing up in dresses and makeup).

By: bored with lame rhetoric

bored with lame rhetoric — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:48:56 +0000

7 of the first 8 people to comment on this article have grammar errors in their comments. All of them support Obama. I'm not listening to what stupid people have to say. Sorry.

By: Dori in AZ

Dori in AZ — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:47:22 +0000

Community organization is the cornerstone of every good program that exists to help our fellow citizens of this planet. Whether those citizens are the human caretakers of the planet, or the animals and plants that inhabit it . . . or the planet itself!

We believe in something greater than ourselves. Something that transcends our personal lives and egos. We care enough to put our blood, sweat, tears, efforts, money, time, and voices to making a difference so that we and others will ALL be better off.

We believe that we can make a difference, even if it is with only one person, one animal, one issue at a time.

By: Keith in CA

Keith in CA — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:44:00 +0000

Senator Obama could have made a fortune with his Harvard law degree, but intead chose to serve his community. And this is the guy the Republicans call an "elitist"? Governor Palin spoke of her responsibilities as mayor being greater than Obama's as a community organizer. I'm sure Obama dealt with more people and more diverse issues in Chicago than Palin ever did in a town with a population fewer than the attendance at a minor league ball park. Jon Stewart said it best: Palin is better qualified to host a "Northern Exposure" reunion show than being Vice President.

By: Kate Fergus

Kate Fergus — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:38:04 +0000

The GOP only help their own people. Helping those in need in the country is foreign to them. The GOP are nothing but hot air, smoke and mirrors. Working to help people in need within a community is not only a Christian thing to do, it is also patriotic.

I hope the public starts listening to how the candidates plan to tackle the real issues the country faces. Enough of the Republican smear tactics. The GOP is sticking to the smoke and mirrors because they have no real solutions. I can't believe that the country is rocking with outrage against the Republicans and George Bush – McCain and Palin included.

By: Nevada dude

Nevada dude — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:37:25 +0000

Dangerous ground here. better just to say "dont mess with me" than invoke Jesus.

Hit 'em Harder, Barack!!!!

By: Careen

Careen — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:36:11 +0000

My image of McCain used to be pretty much what he is trying to sell to me now. But it just isn't so anymore. It's a sad thing, because this extremist, religious right has hijacked the Republican party. My brother-in-law has been a Republican all his life and a very smart one. I don't always agree with him, but I always respect the thought and intelligence that goes into his positions. I don't know who he voted for in 2000, but in '04 he voted Kerry, perhaps the first Democrat he ever voted for for President. He is voting for Obama. He has teenage sons whom he doesn't want to see in Iraq (he was in Vietnam) and he is intelligent enough to see through the nonsense the Reps are spouting. The thing is, I might have considered voting for the McCain that they are trying to sell me, but he never would have made it to the top of the ticket of such an extremist party. I do feel for him in that. He thinks he has something to offer, but he has to lose himself to be allowed to offer it. Some compromise is inevitable, no matter who wins. Obama gets that, and I won't agree with everything he does in order to facilitate change and movement in Washington. But McCain sold his soul to the right wing fanatics, and I cannot trust him as my President. If I had any hope that he would veer back to the center upon entering office, it was dashed when he chose Ms. My Values Are Better Than Yours for his running mate, and embraced her insane stances on everything that should have no place in government. In fact... Why is it that the Reps scream 'smaller government' out of one side of their mouths, but then demand legislation on everything from my womb to who can marry? Why does THAT have a place in national government but keeping Social Security safe for the next generation doesn't?

By: Sherri

Sherri — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:35:46 +0000

Women would not have the right to vote without the great community organizer Susan B. Anthony. The American Red Cross would not have been formed without the great community organizer Clara Barton. Without the great community organizer Benjamin Franklin public libraries and volunteer fire departments would not have been formed. Ghandi the great community organizer, organized the people of India to rebel against British rule through non-violent protest. Shame on you, Sarah Palin, for not understanding the contribution of community organizers to the betterment of our world.

By: Antoinette - CA

Antoinette - CA — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:34:54 +0000

Funny that Palin was so concerned with things being "God's will" yet she overlooks the importance of His son's community organizing. Now who's flip-flopping?? Obama for President!

By: Todd Waugh

Todd Waugh — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:33:29 +0000

Being an "organizer" within your community is a pretty general term and no doubt can be applied to various types of community involvement. Still, when your bold experience on your resume is community organizing as justification for being President of the United States that puts it into a much different perspective. Even still, this is more of the same rhetoric and we've heard it from the democrat side as well. Wesley Clark made comments saying being shot down over Vietnam isn't reason enough to make you President. Maybe not, but there's a difference between serving your country and serving your own personal agenda. Community organizing in Chicago is just a means of polarizing the community against itself. Obama's knee deep in racial politics and his agenda isn't anything less than turning communities against each other. As for republicans being elitist? Which party leaders asked if Obama was "black enough" or "down for the struggle?" Which party leaders have gone against their comments about womens rights, equal treatment? The only comments degrading anyone's race and gender have come from the democrat party and the main stream media.

By: Brian

Brian — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:30:57 +0000

Questions: In Baracks book he talks about a period in his life of drug abuse. Was this when he was a community organizer? I want the truth. Did he make $300K from Tony Resko?
Does Aires, a known U.S. terrorist Blog on his website?

By: Doris,Memphis,TN

Doris,Memphis,TN — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:29:40 +0000

To help and give back to the community is one of the most admiral
things any woman or man can do.

By: US Citizen

US Citizen — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:28:15 +0000

Obama voted along party lines 97% of the time. Not the best person to be calling out McCain for sticking with the party.

By: Mary Beth Steyer

Mary Beth Steyer — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:27:43 +0000

Republicans are suppose to represent conservatism and good christian morals, funny the way they have been behaving doesn't seem to support their base! They seem to be playing really dirty by making nastly insinuations with their gross ads, I don't think that is either behaving conservatively or in a christian manner. It makes me really wonder if they trully embrace those ideals, or do they just know how to play the trully confused people of this nation!

By: Nya' in Texas

Nya' in Texas — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:25:20 +0000

Americans clearly aren't paying attention to these types of flip-flops by John McCain. He's the worst Republican nominee I've seen in a VERY long time. He used Sarah Palin's nomination purely as a strategic political move and he continues to say whatever he can to CHANGE the face of this election. Wake up and pay attention to the issues people!

By: Jerry Lucas Indiana

Jerry Lucas Indiana — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:22:25 +0000

like I said one side only greta job the most mistrusted news on tv

By: The right to vote!

The right to vote! — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:21:16 +0000

Without community organizers like Susan B. Anthony, women would not have the right to vote.

And speaking of voting, there is an article out right now about how the GOP is trying to keep folks from voting in Michigan- the targeted folks are people who have suffered the foreclosure crisis in poor neighborhoods, mainly African-American areas.

The GOP is disputing that since they no longer have a residence, they are no longer eligible to vote. They literally plan to bar folks from voting on election day. How about that? Because of the mortgage meltdown, folks not only lose their homes but their right to vote!

Moreover, GOP across the country are beginning to take that lead as well in Pennsylvania and Ohio. It's time for community organizers to step in.

By: sety

sety — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:19:54 +0000

Sarah Palin during her vice presidential nomination acceptance speech last week, “What’s the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? Lipstick.” The democrats and Senator Obama never thought she was referring to Senator Obama, they could have said he was referring to the Senator Obama in that statement but McCains camp have no shame playing low down dirty tactics. It is shameful and disgraceful for a major political party to "Republican party" avoid dealing with issues that have become very critical to the citizens of American, instead they are telling lies to their political gain. I never really know that this particular political party that tend to prove they are righteous can come so low in telling lies. Where does telling lies apply to their principles of being moral right?

Do we really want these people as the next leaders of this great country?

Vote for change.

Obama/Biden 08

By: Frank

Frank — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:17:59 +0000

How dare that pig with lipstick and that rotten fish talk bad about community organizers. Who do you think will rally the voters on election day.

Nice try !!

By: Karl

Karl — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:17:33 +0000

How come it is never brought up that John McCain used the lip stick on a pig comment when McCain talked about Hillary Clintons health plan

By: tedious898

tedious898 — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:13:05 +0000

Does America have more racists than patriots? John McCain says "I will get Bin Laden when I'm president" He's holding us hostage (in fear no less) for America to elect him so that he can be the one that gets Bin Laden. That's Treason ...isn't it? I really don't like repubs at all. They are the most anti-USA I've every seen. They hate Barack because of his color and all but the native indians are from elsewhere. Hypocrits ....one and all. John McCain would make a polecat puke

By: BJ

BJ — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:10:48 +0000

First of all, Palin did not slam "community organizers". She just likened the work as similar to that of a mayor's, the difference being, a mayor is answerable to constituents, and has budget constraints and responsibilities etc. If you are so easily offended, you need to get the "boulder off the shoulder", not unlike Barack brushing Hillary off.

By: Jason

Jason — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:10:34 +0000

Very well said – and all extremely true.

By: Rob indetroit

Rob indetroit — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:09:30 +0000

community organizer every community has one Rural,city every where,
white,black, hispanic, asian, and all the other ethnic groups, out there.
people plese dont let the republicans fool you, vote Dem.

Obama-Biden 08'

By: LaVon k hummel

LaVon k hummel — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:07:38 +0000

Obama is one of the brightest person I ever seen. He dose , speak with such pose and wisdom, These words give me rest and pride. He is a self taught, He has been in the puplic eye for 15 years.and still thats not enough? really what is wrong with this county Now Obamas words inspire me. And McCains word are so bad at it , he is letting some one else do it. I swear the sound of her voice go right though me. The words she speaks over and over and over. The word s make my weary. angery . helpless sad. dose that not say anything. McCain stand behind Palins skirt as she so carefully rapesthe truth. I am not afraid to die. I am scared to live in a county . that is unable to see and hear what in right . because there so ignorant. were fat. dum most of us never bother to pick up a book. We are educated by our TV.s . and if the tube dosn't not fit our veiws we turn the channal. and never learn and then never grow. Were in trouble folks and you want your little pink houses. and perfect yards. and we want it all to stay the same, Which will be the ruin of us.

By: robert

robert — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:05:37 +0000

Obama fight back dont let this crooks smear your image!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111 obama/biden 08

By: how

how — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:04:46 +0000

CNN why haven't you ask her WHO told her to abort in America and also can you use a lie detector to find out if it's really TRUE or a campaign fool ya statement about her having such a "greatly supportive family", I for ONE don't care if it was TEN small ones.

Another destration FROM the REAL issues of our economy....
Republican bloggers are the ones that keep going back to NON important issues.

By: Why is McCain meeting with Convicted Italian Con Man

Why is McCain meeting with Convicted Italian Con Man — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:04:14 +0000

It's in the Nation magazine, tomorrow – photo of McCain, campaign manager and former DHL lobbyist (hey there, Ohio)Rick Davis, meeting on Follieri's lot (he is a convicted Italian con man, with actress Anne Hathway.
Happened August, 2006 on mccain's birthday.

Why was John McCain and his campaign manager meeting with an Italian con man?

Hello, CNN, anybody there?

By: Marianne

Marianne — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:04:00 +0000

He is loosing it, he is loosing it.

By: Amanda

Amanda — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:01:13 +0000

I love how Obama is standing his ground. McCain and the rest of the crazies need to fall back and stop with disparaging Community Organizers. It was a stupid move on the part of the GOP to even go there, that's like crizicizing Mother Theresa, or Princess Diana for doing all of their charitable deeds. I would really like to know how these fools sleep at night? It's disgusting to think about their complete disregard for the people that carry our communities. And its even more disgusting to see that these idiots still have die hard supporters. What is America coming to???

CNN please post this so the truth can be told.

By: KenB, MI

KenB, MI — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:58:26 +0000

No to pseudo mavericks...

No to McCain who can't control his own campaign...

No to transparent VP candidates with no concept of issues facing the American people

Just say No

By: Joe

Joe — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:57:58 +0000

Barack for president ! Of all fifty seven states !

By: Kim

Kim — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:55:13 +0000

So it's ok to laugh about a person being a mayor of a small town and a Govenor of a less populated state than most and no one gets outraged, but there is outrage about him being a community organizer, and now I guess they are comparing him to Jesus, yet they hit Sarah Palin for asking for guidance from God in her efforts, what is wrong with this picture, this man is unbelievable and is followers are past cult like.

By: Mike Mc

Mike Mc — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:55:01 +0000

A note to Obama and McCain:

We as Americans can see through all this smear. Im sick of it and I believe I speak for alot of people (left and right, both parties are to blame).

So to Obama, Please ignore these sophomoric comments, don't even respond to them. Stick to the issues and state your case, let the other side wallow in the mud with their silly insults and diversions. The Republican tactics have really become insulting to the average American, and although I am certainly aware that they are effective with some, I feel confident that anyone with a rational thinking mind can see that these tactics are really a diversion from an active debate regarding the pressing issues we face as a nation. We must move forward.

To McCain: Remember your roots, you were a well respected, honorable politician in the past who wasnt afraid to challenge the party line. What happened to you? I realize the Rove playbook has worked in the past, however, it comes with a cost – that being your ability to be a trustworthy candidate in a time of great need. If you really believe in "Country First" then act like it! This is getting pathetic!

Smear Tactics=No vision for our nations future.

By: Kaci

Kaci — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:53:27 +0000

My prediction? With the pick of Palin, John McCain has become more and more desperate. We will now begin to watch this whole Republican facade unravel before our very eyes. The win at all costs has made McCain look ridiculous. He was once held in high esteem by a majority of the country. We now see who he REALLY is – adulterous, Keating-5, lying, and totally without honor.

By: MOST IN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ARE AGENTS FROM HELL

MOST IN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ARE AGENTS FROM HELL — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:53:27 +0000

CONTINUATION:

WHAT I WILL PUT INTO QUESTION IS HIS HONOR AND HONESTY REMEMBER WHILE HE IS LYING ON THAT TABLE ALL BROKEN UP WHAT IS HE SAYING? HE IS PROFESSING HIS UNDYING LOVE FOR HIS WIFE! WELL WHAT DID THAT LOVE LEAD HIM TO DO AS SOON AS HE GOT HOME AND FOUND HIS WIFE 4 INCHES SHORTER DUE TO SHE HAD BEEN IN AN TERRIBLE CAR ACCIDENT THAT REQUIRED BONE TO BE TAKEN OUT OF HER LEGS LEAVING HER CRIPPLED THUS AS McCAIN TOLD OTHERS "SHE WAS VERY UNATTRACTIVE TO HIM" SO MUCH FOR LOVE AND HONOR.

ANOTHER THING I NOTICED IN HIS GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE CONVENTION IS HOW THEY HIGHLIGHTED HIS MEETING OF CINDY, THEY CONVEINTLY LEFT OUT THE FACT THAT HE WAS STILL A MARRIED MAN WITH A CRIPPLED WIFE (THAT STOOD BY HIM RAISING HIS CHILDREN THE ENTIRE TIME HE WAS "SUFFERING WHILE CAPTURED" ) AND THEIR THREE CHILDREN AT HOME. OH, YEAH THEY LEFT THAT OUT LEAVING US GOOD CLEAN A LOVE STORY TO WOO OVER! THEY ALSO LEFT OUT THE FACT THAT HE WAS STILL MARRIED TO FIRST WIFE WHEN HE FIRST FILED FOR A MARRIAGE LICENSE AND WOULD NOT DIVORCE HER UNTIL 9 MONTHS LATER.

SO YOU SEE THIS ENTIRE STORY WAS A LIE, AND NASTY LIE! THIS MY FRIENDS IS THE MAN'S TRUE USE OF WOMEN, EVEN THE WOMEN IN HIS LIFE SO WHAT DO YOU HONESTLY THINK YOU AND YOUR ISSUES WILL BE TO HIM OTHER THAN THE SAME PURPOSE PALIN'S SERVES BUT TO PROMOTE HIS LIFE LONG OPPORTUNIST AMBITION?

THIS IS THE STILL THE SAME MAN THAT VOTES AGAINST WOMEN RIGHTS OF EQUAL PAY!

By: NoMcSame No ReThuglicans

NoMcSame No ReThuglicans — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:53:14 +0000

So ReThuglicans hate people that graduate from Harvard and think that they are elite. What parent would hate the fact that their child was accepted into Harvard? These people want us to believe that a woman that went to five different universities in six years is stable and better than Biden as a VP? Give me a break.
ReThuglicans never talk issues just slander and they are good at it too.
Please don't let McSame slither into office while hiding behind Palin's skirt.

By: jody deaderick

jody deaderick — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:53:10 +0000

Why haven't we seen more of Joe Biden, his family and lovely wife?
I have always liked him and his story but my friends don't know him.

By: Erin

Erin — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:53:00 +0000

McCain and Palin keep "nailing" obama on fictitious issues, and you will see he will rise again!!! The parallels are uncanny, aren't they!

WWJD
Obama/Biden '08

By: jimmy

jimmy — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:52:53 +0000

JUDGEMENT AND ETERNAL PUNISHMENT..

By: ArtNYC

ArtNYC — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:52:03 +0000

CNN, can you please take off all of your Obama ads from your site. How can you be unbiased when you get paid by Obama? How about fair and unbiased?

By: jimmy

jimmy — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:51:43 +0000

RAMESH SHRESTHA ....IS THE DUMBO – IGNORAMUS BAR NONE. THE LORD JESUS CHRIST , THE SON OF THE LIVING GOD WAS NOT A COMMUNITY ORGANIZER AS YOU SO BLASPHEMOUSLY DESCRIBE OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR..
HE IS THE KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS. NEVER EVER IN HIS ENTIRE LIFE ON THIS LITTLE PLANET DID HE EVER SAY HE CAME TO EARTH TO BE A COMMUNITY ORGANIZER.
YOU FOOL . YOU WILL EAT YOUR WORDS AND EVERYTHING YOU SAY WILL COME BACK TO YOU TENFOLD IN JUSDGEMENT.

By: steve

steve — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:51:05 +0000

Jesus was a community organizer? Oh great, just was chosen Obama needs, a self-comparison to Christ himself!!!!!

By: TIRED OF THE GOP

TIRED OF THE GOP — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:49:33 +0000

McCain camp does nothing but lie,

Why should we think that he wants change? Just because you have half the lobbyiste on the pay roll is that so you can start telling them with out having to pick up a phone?

You can't have change Washington, if your team are the enemy you would thing that he would know better huh.

Seven top McCain officials were lobbyists, though the campaign stresses that none is currently registered to lobby Congress: • One: Campaign manager Rick Davis is a major telecommunications lobbyist. • Two: Senior foreign policy adviser Randy Scheunemann recently faced scrutiny over his foreign lobbying on behalf of the Republic of Georgia, which has been embroiled in a military conflict with Russia.
• Three: Senior adviser Charlie Black was a foreign lobbyist for dictators in Zaire and Angola in the 1980s, fodder for the liberal group MoveOn.org.
• Four: Frank Donatelli, the Republican National Committee's liaison to the McCain campaign, has had clients including Exxon Mobil.
• Five: Economic adviser Nancy Pfotenhauer has lobbied for corporate giants like Koch Industries.
• The final two lobbyists are McCain's congressional liaison, John Green, and national finance Co-chairman Wayne Berman. They both lobbied for Fannie Mae, the troubled mortgage giant.

Game on Bit*#@#!