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5 responses to “Bielat pummels Frank with campaign drops”

  1. ETEE

    Sean Bielat is getting his funding in $10′s and $25′s and $100′s from folks like me. We know that the person most responsible for the losses we have sustained in the value of our homes is directly attributable to Barney Frank. NO ONE has more responsibility for those losses and it is now “payback time”!!!

  2. Ben Olan

    So Mr. Bielat – who – when asked about the DADT issue – compared Gay people to short people. And whose campaign released an ad attacking Congressman Frank portraying him as a “hip swerving disco queen”- now has out of state extremists like Liz Cheney working on his behalf – telling us how to keep America safe.

    As I recall – under her dad – we suffered the worst terrorist attack on American soil ever. We were told WMD’s were a slam dunk and invaded Iraq. We were told that the Mission was Accomplished. That Brownie did a good job on Katrina. We were told that the American economy was basically sound and that regulating Wall Street was unnecessary.

    I am not inclined to take political advice from Ms Cheney – or Mr. Bielat – or anyone else who would throw in with the Republican party the party that has been responsible for the worst period of economic performance and governance in modern American history.

  3. civics for dummies

    Are you referring to the same DADT that PRESIDENT CLINTON introduced to America? Just checking. Clinton, who Frank warmly welcomed to his district to help campaign, has never had to answer for DADT and Frank seems to not have a problem with that.

    Bielat sides with CLINTON, the end.

  4. Peter Anastos

    No one has more responsibility for the meltdown than Barney Frank pushing incessantly for mortgages for the unqualified and refusing to even recognize the problem when Republicans tried to fix it. The man has the blood of the financial crisis on his hands and truly does not deserve to be reelected. Being short, gay, black or whatever is never a good reason to vote for anyone, ever.

  5. Clinton-era anti-terrorism for dummies

    @Ben Olan – Do we need to be reminded that a pre-cursor to this attack occurred on the very same building in 1993 under President Clinton? And that he had another 7 years to find those responsible?

    Do we also forget that the excesses of the Dot-Com 90′s were merely transformed into the housing bubble of the new millennium using legislation enacted under the Clinton era? It was his idea for everyone to own their own home, regardless of whether or not they could afford it. The current state of Fannie/Freddie is Clinton’s doing.

    Honestly, if Bush et. al. tried to pull in the reins on the housing market he would be accused of stifling the economy at a time when it needed to recover from the epic collapse of the overblown tech bubble inflated by Clinton 5 years prior.

    Lets look at history over more than a 10 year time span, shall we?

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