February 3rd, 2012
09:41 AM ET
5 years ago
No silver lining in housing market as Nevada votes
Las Vegas (CNN) - Republican presidential candidates are campaigning for votes in a state with an unwelcome, eye-popping first-place record.
For 60 consecutive months, Nevada has had the highest foreclosure rate of any state. That's five long, painful years.
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Willard's solution: Let the foreclosure process run it's course.
Five long painful years?
Yeah - Obama caused it. (NOT)
Maybe the Gamblers placed a bet they couldn't cover. Or maybe the Gambler banks misled them with a bunch of hooey.
Hey – they have Harry Reid! How has he let his state get into such a mess? Well, one would have thought about that when they re-elected the idiot!
That's what happens when Libertarians run things. They can't, or won't run anything.
Four more years of Obama and we can all be living on the streets. True Hope & Change is coming in November. It is time to fundamentally transform WASHINGTON DC and NOT the country.
Open up for foreign investors and republicans stay from Arizona type immigration reform
Nevada, Truth, is a GOPer's dream, with low taxes, virtually no regulation, and no safety net. The result is the worst rate of foreclosure and the worst unemplyment rate in the country: I don't suppose you can connect the dots, can you? The states with regressive taxes and a solid safety net , with the exception of MI, have ridden the storm out the best, and that includes ND, with a GOP governor, 3% unemployment, and regressive tax code.
Truth, don'y you Repubs always say that the Federal Government can't transform anything? Then how is transforming DC NOT going to change anything? Your posts are a series of written verbal tics.
Casino owners aren't losing their homes. When people don't have money to gamble at Nevada casinos of course there is loss of employment and without employment people can't pay mortgages. Nevada needs a better plan to support it's economy rather than casinos. Think about it.
Time for Romney to flip flop on the "let the market bottom out".
OBAMA/BIDEN 2012
Willard's solution: Let the foreclosure process run it's course.
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Obama's solution: Spend billions of borrowed money trying to deny reality and prevent the inevitable. And just like the previous 3-4 FAILED programs, it will fail. Failure is Obama's only consistent success.
"Willard's solution: Let the foreclosure process run it's course."
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Barry's solution – have their neighbor pay their mortgage.
obama turn his back on vegas yrs ago... the obama forclosures continue on homes all across america..
"Willard's solution: Let the foreclosure process run it's course."
You forget the rest. You forget the part about letting investors come in, buy up the homes at reduced prices and then renting them to people. That Willard's vision of the American dream. A country where an elite few own everything. Nice for him, but no thianks.
FIVE long years .........................
I love Republicans want Pres. Obama to FIX things, but they want Republicans in office that promise to make the Federal Government of the United State of America, smaller and weaker. Oh yeah,and they cheer when GOP candidates say they don't want to help the poor, sick or people in mortgage trouble. GOP= confused!