From HousingWire:
Foreclosure inventory declined nearly 25% in February
National foreclosure inventory, or any house within the foreclosure process, in February decreased by 23.9% annually, according to CoreLogic’s February 2016 National Foreclosure Report.
Completed foreclosures, total homes lost to foreclosures, was down by 10% annually in February, according to the report. Nationwide, the number of completed foreclosures reduced by 4,000 from 38,000 in February 2015 to 34,000. This is down 71.3% from its peak in 2010.
“Job creation averaged 207,000 during the first two months of 2016, and incomes grew over the past year,” CoreLogic chief economist Frank Nothaft said. “More income and improved household finances have helped bring serious delinquency rates down in nearly every state.”
“However, serious delinquency rates increased in North Dakota and West Virginia, two states affected by price declines for the energy fuel each produces,” Nothaft said.
Since September 2008, there have been about 6.2 million completed foreclosures, and since 2004 there have been 8.2 million.
Total foreclosure inventory in February, about 434,000, was about 1.1% of all homes with mortgages. This was down from 1.5% last year. The foreclosure inventory rate in February was the lowest it has been since November 2007.
The total mortgages in serious delinquency also declined by 19.9% in February, according to the report. About 3.2% of mortgages fall under this category, also the lowest rate since November 2007.
New Jersey
Foreclosure Inventory Rate 4.0%
Year over Year Change -26.0%
Completed Foreclosures 13,510
Serious Delinquency Rate 7.5%
Year over Year Change -18.2%
New York-Jersey City-White Plains CSA
Foreclosure Inventory Rate 3.3%
Year over Year Change -22.4%
Completed Foreclosures 6,975
Serious Delinquency Rate 6.0%
Year over Year Change -18.1%
From DS News:
New York AG Asks Watt to Get Moving on Principal Reduction
As the debate over whether or not to offer principal reduction to struggling homeowners has returned to the forefront of housing policy, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has written a letter to FHFA Director Mel Watt asking the Director to “broadly and quickly” implement a plan offering principal reduction to homeowners facing foreclosure.
Schneiderman, who during his time in office has been a fierce advocate of preventing foreclosures and foreclosure relief scams, said in his letter on Friday that offering principal reduction is “a policy that I have advocated strongly for, that I am pleased FHFA is now seriously evaluating, and that should be deployed broadly and quickly to homeowners in desperate need of this relief from the continuing damage caused by the housing crisis.”
The principal reduction issue pre-dates Watt’s tenure as FHFA Director, which began in January 2014. In 2012, then-FHFA Director Ed DeMarco issued a statement after careful consideration that there would be no policy change with regard to principal reduction because “the anticipated benefits do not outweigh the costs and risks.”
Watt re-opened the issue and ignited the hopes of housing advocates and at-risk homeowners when, on March 22 in a public speech, he said that he would make a decision in the next 30 days as to whether or not there would be a policy change to offer principal reduction. The calls for principal reduction reached a fever pitch in early April when Watt’s fireside chat-style event on housing policy at Harvard Law School was cut short due to unruly behavior of protesters demanding principal reduction.
Fabius Maximus says:
April 12, 2016 at 11:59 pm (Edit)
#64 Lib
You sure about that. We have some big cheerleaders in here.
https://njrereport.com/index.php/2015/08/04/nj-2016-outlook/#comment-697642
It is no secret that I am strongly anti-establishment, anti-incumbent, and anti-career politics. Why does it come as any surprise that I would applaud an outsider upsetting the status quo?
Actually, I don’t support any of the candidates. I think both Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump are exactly the same candidate, inflammatory extremists both riding the coattails of unrest. Both unqualified, and both will be completely ineffectual. Zeitgeist. The rest of the lot is like the shit you scrape off the bottom of an old garbage can.
[3] grim
Most of us get it. Too bad the Irish Pygmy Gaston can’t see the reasoning or nuance.
Bingo. Think this sums up the majority of positions on this board.
grim says:
April 13, 2016 at 6:14 am
Fabius Maximus says:
April 12, 2016 at 11:59 pm (Edit)
#64 Lib
You sure about that. We have some big cheerleaders in here.
https://njrereport.com/index.php/2015/08/04/nj-2016-outlook/#comment-697642
It is no secret that I am strongly anti-establishment, anti-incumbent, and anti-career politics. Why does it come as any surprise that I would applaud an outsider upsetting the status quo?
Actually, I don’t support any of the candidates. I think both Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump are exactly the same candidate, inflammatory extremists both riding the coattails of unrest. Both unqualified, and both will be completely ineffectual. Zeitgeist. The rest of the lot is like the shit you scrape off the bottom of an old garbage can.
Timpone recused himself from that case because DiVincenzo had hired Timpone’s nephew, at his request. That left ELEC without a quorum, thanks to two vacancies Christie has left on ELEC.
This looks to me like a conspiracy between Timpone and Christie to protect DiVincenzo. Given that this is ELEC single most important case, Timpone should have resigned to make room for someone else to fill his seat. By staying on ELEC and recusing himself, he has given DiVincenzo a free pass, at least for now. The case is still on appeal.
http://www.nj.com/opinion/index.ssf/2016/04/christie_surrenders_on_supreme_court_handing_sween.html#incart_2box_nj-homepage-featured
I can only theorize that after nearly a millennium of being kicked in the head, it’s now engrained in the Irish to stick to collectivism. There’s no other explanation for their affinity to the Democratic party that I can think of.
Shocker! (not)
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Wells Fargo & Co., Bank of America Corp., Bank of New York Mellon Corp., and State Street Corp. were found by the Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to have plans for a possible bankruptcy that don’t meet the legal standard laid out in the 2010 Dodd-Frank law, which requires that firms have credible plans to go through bankruptcy at no cost to taxpayers.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/regulators-reject-living-wills-of-five-huge-u-s-banks-1460548801
Trump’s long con:
1. Set himself up to win the most delegates, but fall *just* short of the majority.
2. Chaotic convention where GOP eventually nominates (doesn’t matter) on the nth ballot.
3. Trump then uses his media prowess between the convention and the election to evangelize about how corrupt the GOP is, urging everyone to write in, not just his name for POTUS, but write in alternative votes for *every* GOP spot on the ballot. Promises to form new party based on fair and consistent primaries in every state where voters are never marginalized again.
4. Democrats win not only POTUS (again it doesn’t matter who), but an ultra-majority of both houses of Congress.
5. Just like the first two years of Obama, Dems prove that all they know how to do is splinter and accomplish nothing (good), except this time they can’t even blame the GOP because they lost most of their seats.
6. Trump starts the GNP (Grand New Party) to nominate and elect supporters to Congress during the mid-term elections, easily beating minority GOP and ineffective ultra-majority Dems who have accomplished nothing(good) and now have no one to blame.
7. Two years later Trump wins a landslide victory for GNP party.
8. Gets his GNP majority congress to pass an amendment that removes term limits from office of POTUS.
9. Additional amendment passed allowing POTUS to fire any congressman or senator if he/she is called to the boardroom.
[9] Trump-Sanders GNP ticket in 2020. Hillary is defeated, as an incumbent, in Dem primary in favor of a disabled trans-gender candidate of Hispanic descent.
re#7 – Nearly ever Irish American family has a cop, fireman, teacher or other organized labor union member in their family. My family is loaded up with them. Then factor in the first immigrant generation to become citizens that are alive today. They came of age during the Kennedys. They like my mother cast their first vote for John F Kennedy and became life long Democrats, they will vote for Hillary lock stock and barrel, she won’t take away their benefits, SS, Medicare, Pensions etc.
[10] 2020 Dem campaign slogan: White Men are Still Bad!
[11] No POTUS will over the next 4 years. The pensions will take care of themselves. Google “Detroit”.
she won’t take away their benefits, SS, Medicare, Pensions etc.
Pension checks will shrink 6.7 percent for 12,000 Detroit retirees beginning
in Marchlast month. Making matters worse, many also must pay back thousands of dollars of excess interest they received. It’s a bitter outcome of Detroit’s record $18 billion municipal bankruptcy for David Espie, 58, who will repay the city $75,000 in a lump sum while his $3,226 monthly pension is cut by $216. As retirement costs swallow larger portions of U.S. city budgets, Detroit’s bankruptcy plan resolved a pension crisis with creative strokes, though at a cost to retirees who thought their benefits were untouchable.http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-02-05/detroit-pension-cuts-from-bankruptcy-prompt-cries-of-betrayal
[14 cont’d] “I feel betrayed,” said Espie, who may abandon plans to move to Alabama. He recounted family get-togethers he missed during the 30 years he spent in the Department of Public Works picking up trash and plowing snow. He also pays $500 a month more for health insurance than a year ago. “It’s devastating to me; it’s affecting my health,” Espie said. In addition to absorbing pension cuts, almost 11,000 retirees and current employees must repay an estimated $212 million in excess interest they accrued in a city-run savings plan, which is separate from the pension fund. The annuity plan guaranteed a 7.9 percent annual return even when the pension lost money, and employees also received bonus interest in some years.
They can either pay the money back in a lump sum or have it deducted gradually from their monthly pension check with 6.75 percent interest. The savings plan drained $756.2 million from the pension fund from 1985 through 2007 to pay for what former Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr said was excess interest. The savings fund produced six-figure nest eggs for some — on top of their pensions — including at least two $1 million accounts.
#11
Can’t disagree with any of it, but even among the mass migration era families there’s a tendency to seek institutional(church, state, union) security.
not true. the majority in here ain’t anti-establishment.
most here are your typical run of the mill Repubs. rest are fundamentalists like rags
The Great Pumpkin says:
April 13, 2016 at 8:09 am
Bingo. Think this sums up the majority of positions on this board.
grim says:
April 13, 2016 at 6:14 am
Fabius Maximus says:
April 12, 2016 at 11:59 pm (Edit)
#64 Lib
You sure about that. We have some big cheerleaders in here.
https://njrereport.com/index.php/2015/08/04/nj-2016-outlook/#comment-697642
It is no secret that I am strongly anti-establishment, anti-incumbent, and anti-career politics. Why does it come as any surprise that I would applaud an outsider upsetting the status quo?
Actually, I don’t support any of the candidates. I think both Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump are exactly the same candidate, inflammatory extremists both riding the coattails of unrest. Both unqualified, and both will be completely ineffectual. Zeitgeist. The rest of the lot is like the shit you scrape off the bottom of an old garbage can.
#3 grim
Didn’t see you cheering that loudly for Ben Carson when he was in front.
As I said before, if the kids are throwing a kegger in the basement, its the parents who are responsible and get arrested. Trumpland is on you. You own the blog and you are the moderator.
#11 Juice,
I think it comes more from history and experience. Oppression and exploitation for the most part comes from the right. Yes for former commun1st countries it came from the left.
“If you are part of a society that votes, then do so. There may be no candidates and no measures you want to vote for … but there are certain to be ones you want to vote against. In case of doubt, vote against. By this rule you will rarely go wrong.”
Pretty much sums up why I don’t vote GOP.
So tempting
http://www.wvgazettemail.com/news/20160409/perfect-man-cave-awaits-buyer-in-rural-preston-county
#19 Show me a “right” wing government that oppresses and exploits its citizens and I will show you a soc!alist government. Fascism is not a “right” wing form of government, it is soc!alist. Fascism and Communism are both soc!alist.
But this is stunning.
http://www.cnet.com/pictures/inside-the-worlds-most-luxurious-doomsday-bunkers/
#22 NSBR
The British Empire.
Lesser of two evils is also a no win scenario, but keep pretending it makes a difference.
um…..here is News (clot Edition):
http://nypost.com/2016/04/11/islamist-who-killed-five-somali-journalists-executed-by-firing-squad/
If you were given a choice of living in Stalinist Soviet Union or any part of the British Empire, which would you choose? And frankly, was India better off before or after the British pulled out? Would India be what it is today were it not for the years spent under British rule? Care to discuss Zimbabwe?
As I said before, if the kids are throwing a kegger in the basement, its the parents who are responsible and get arrested. Trumpland is on you. You own the blog and you are the moderator.
Don’t understand what you are telling me I need to do. Delete comments? Tell people they can’t talk about certain candidates? If this was the Bernie show it wouldn’t make much difference to me.
Actually, I specifically called Trump and Carson in first and second place, respectively, an embarrassment for the GOP.
not true. the majority in here ain’t anti-establishment.
most here are your typical run of the mill Repubs. rest are fundamentalists like rags
Not sure how you figure this.
I’ll make a bet that even those here who are fiscal conservatives are also likely to be socially progressive who support pro-gay rights and are pro-abortion. I think many here would more closely identify with libertarian ideologies than anything else.
I continue to stand by my election prediction, which if you actually read it, leans strongly towards a democratic win.
Trump vs Bernie – Trump Wins
Trump vs Clinton – Trump Wins
Cruz vs Bernie – Bernie Wins
Rubio vs Bernie – Bernie Wins
Cruz vs Clinton – Clinton Wins
Rubio vs Clinton – Clinton Wins
I’ll add an additional prediction – if the GOP names a delegate who does not have the popular vote at the time of the convention, the democrats will win. I would specifically vote democratic (not that it would matter), in protest of GOP shenanigans, and I suspect that I am not alone in this.
But please, continue to categorize/pigeonhole me.
[5] Laughing out loud pumpskin! That’s like saying you understand the majority of positions on an etch-a-sketch that you love drawing on all day.
Bingo. Think this sums up the majority of positions on this board.
Among his many flaws, memory (or lack thereof) is near the top of the list.
grim says:
April 13, 2016 at 1:37 pm
As I said before, if the kids are throwing a kegger in the basement, its the parents who are responsible and get arrested. Trumpland is on you. You own the blog and you are the moderator.
Don’t understand what you are telling me I need to do. Delete comments? Tell people they can’t talk about certain candidates? If this was the Bernie show it wouldn’t make much difference to me.
Actually, I specifically called Trump and Carson in first and second place, respectively, an embarrassment for the GOP.
[30] I concur exactly with everything in this post grim!
I would actually love to see the entire GOP (pols only) banished from the earth, the entire government handed over to the Dems and then it would be just as easy to get rid of them when they show their ineffectiveness sans the standard GOP scapegoats. You couldn’t do it the other way around for obvious reasons.
I continue to stand by my election prediction, which if you actually read it, leans strongly towards a democratic win.
Trump vs Bernie – Trump Wins
Trump vs Clinton – Trump Wins
Cruz vs Bernie – Bernie Wins
Rubio vs Bernie – Bernie Wins
Cruz vs Clinton – Clinton Wins
Rubio vs Clinton – Clinton Wins
I’ll add an additional prediction – if the GOP names a delegate who does not have the popular vote at the time of the convention, the democrats will win. I would specifically vote democratic (not that it would matter), in protest of GOP shenanigans, and I suspect that I am not alone in this.
But please, continue to categorize/pigeonhole me.
The laugh will be on you when your daughter’s marry someone just like me. My wife went to school in Boston, and they seem to like guys like me.
The Original NJ ExPat says:
April 13, 2016 at 2:04 pm
[5] Laughing out loud pumpskin! That’s like saying you understand the majority of positions on an etch-a-sketch that you love drawing on all day.
Bingo. Think this sums up the majority of positions on this board.
Private sector does a much better job than the public sector when it comes to dealing with human nature. If the govt did this, you guys would be up in arms, private sector does it, who gives a crap.
“The former owner of an Atlantic County company that provided in-home care and legal services for senior citizens pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing millions of dollars from a dozen clients, acting Attorney General Robert Lougy announced.
Jan Van Holt, 59, of Linwood, the former owner of “A Better Choice,” pleaded guilty to first-degree money laundering charges before Superior Court Judge Bernard E. DeLury Jr. in Atlantic County.”
35-
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2016/04/woman_indicted_for_bilking_elderly_clients_pleads.html#incart_river_home
35- Sick bastards.
“Van Holt and her sister conspired with an attorney to systematically siphon away the assets of elderly clients, who typically had no family to look after them and trusted their caregivers to treat them honestly,” Lougy said. “The treatment these vulnerable victims received was anything but honest – it was devious and heartless.”
If the GOP names a delegate who does not have the popular vote at the time of the convention, the democrats will win. I would specifically vote democratic (not that it would matter), in protest of GOP shenanigans, and I suspect that I am not alone in this.
You’re not alone. If someone told me six months ago I would pull the lever for a Dem, I would have laughed in their face. This year might be a first for me. And if it’s Cruz as the nominee, I’m going Libertarian.
[34] I highly doubt my daughters will become beauticians.
The laugh will be on you when your daughter’s marry someone just like me. My wife went to school in Boston, and they seem to like guys like me.
anyone consider a Kasich/Rubio ticket coming out of the convention with Trump getting a Cabinet position as Sec’y of Commerce to buy him off…ok, that last part is crazy!
I stand by my own too:
none of these would be close, except Rubio vs Clinton
Trump vs Bernie – Trump Wins
Trump vs Clinton – Clinton Wins
Cruz vs Bernie – Cruz Wins
Rubio vs Bernie – Rubio Wins
Cruz vs Clinton – Clinton Wins
Rubio vs Clinton – Clinton Wins
Grim,
Sorry, I can’t see Trump beating Clinton. She has not even started warming up the “Trump Anti-woman” machine. I know almost no women under 40 who will vote for Trump. He has left a litter of explosives on the field that will be used over and over when times comes. It is his own doing. Should have left Megan Kelly and Cruz’s wife alone. Trump’s election will hinge on former Bernie Sanders supporters and whether they truly care about another corporate shill in office or not. I don’t see them pulling lever for Donald. They could also stay home on election day and help Donald. In the end, they always aligned ideologically with Hillary. They just liked idea of Sanders. Push will come to shove. The female wave will ride HC into WH.
“In the end, they always aligned ideologically with Hillary.”
Maybe they align with what her PR machine is putting out there, but it’s sad that they can’t do 5 seconds of digging to see the truth.
yep, case in point was the atrocious consequences of W and the war in Iraq
bunch of morons aligned with the PR machine of a functional idiot
joyce says:
April 13, 2016 at 2:59 pm
Maybe they align with what her PR machine is putting out there, but it’s sad that they can’t do 5 seconds of digging to see the truth.
“In the four years since the inspectors left, intelligence reports show that Saddam Hussein has worked to rebuild his chemical and biological weapons stock, his missile delivery capability, and his nuclear program. He has also given aid, comfort, and sanctuary to terrorists, including Al Qaeda members…
It is clear, however, that if left unchecked, Saddam Hussein will continue to increase his capacity to wage biological and chemical warfare, and will keep trying to develop nuclear weapons. Should he succeed in that endeavor, he could alter the political and security landscape of the Middle East, which as we know all too well, effects American security.
This is a very difficult vote, this is probably the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make. Any vote that might lead to war should be hard, but I cast it with conviction.”
Senator Hillary Clinton (Democrat, New York)
Any questions Anon?
anon,
Why didn’t you copy and paste that wikipedia paragraph you always do when Fabius quoted Heinlein?
“I come to this debate, Mr. Speaker, as one at the end of 10 years in office on the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, where stopping the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction was one of my top priorities. I applaud the President on focusing on this issue and on taking the lead to disarm Saddam Hussein. … Others have talked about this threat that is posed by Saddam Hussein. Yes, he has chemical weapons, he has biological weapons, he is trying to get nuclear weapons.”
Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi (Democrat, California)
Addressing the US House of Representatives
Anon? Anon? Knock Knock!
“We stopped the fighting [in 1991] on an agreement that Iraq would take steps to assure the world that it would not engage in further aggression and that it would destroy its weapons of mass destruction. It has refused to take those steps. That refusal constitutes a breach of the armistice which renders it void and justifies resumption of the armed conflict.”
Senator Harry Reid (Democrat, Nevada)
Addressing the US Senate
I have nothing further, your honor.
US Democrat Senators who voted YES to authorize the use of United States Armed Forces against Iraq:
Baucus, Max (D-MT)
Bayh, Evan (D-IN)
Biden, Joseph (D-DE)
Bond, Christopher (R-MO)
Breaux, John (D-LA)
Cantwell, Maria (D-WA)
Carnahan, Jean (D-MO)
Carper, Thomas (D-DE)
Cleland, Max (D-GA)
Clinton, Hillary (D-NY)
Daschle, Tom (D-SD)
Dodd, Christopher (D-CT)
Dorgan, Byron (D-ND)
Edwards, John (D-NC)
Feinstein, Dianne (D-CA)
Harkin, Tom (D-IA)
Hollings, Ernest (D-SC)
Johnson, Tim (D-SD)
Kerry, John (D-MA)
Kohl, Herb (D-WI)
Landrieu, Mary (D-LA)
Lieberman, Joseph (D-CT)
Lincoln, Blanche (D-AR)
Torricelli, Robert (D-NJ)
13 minutes of HRC lying
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dY77j6uBHI
#48 is what always resonated with me…he was in direct violation of the armistice…..
Never thought I would agree with Harry, but that statement is dead right…
Eddie, save your electrons and keystrokes. Those of the left harp on hypocrisy in the right where they find it, because the rank and file of the right do not like hypocrisy or lawlessness. Nixon was forced to resign because it was his own party that was preparing to begin impeachment hearings, not the opposition.
The same tactic does not work to disparage those of the left, because the rank and file of the left have no desire for integrity — an appeal to honesty holds no attraction to them. Yeah Hillary is a lying, conniving, [blank] as sure as the day is long. Mind-numbed Fabius, A-none, et al. are going to march in lock step to the voting booth to pull the lever for Hill come hell or high water, mostly because that’s what the left-controlled media tell them to do.
Weak!. Is this some kind of put down on Boston schools?
Btw, school as in college. I’m not stating the college, don’t want to deal with the put downs that come from jealous haters like yourself.
The Original NJ ExPat says:
April 13, 2016 at 2:49 pm
[34] I highly doubt my daughters will become beauticians.
The laugh will be on you when your daughter’s marry someone just like me. My wife went to school in Boston, and they seem to like guys like me.
35- No idea where rags is, but would love to hear his opinion on this story. His dream is to eliminate govt. How exactly would you prosecute these individuals with no govt? Is govt now okay when you need protection from other human beings trying to take advantage of you?
[50] joyce – you forgot all the pandering false accents she uses to deliver her fraudulence:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBte-_JZ_vA&nohtml5=False
Trump will not name a VP until he knows if it is Hillary – if so, he will name a woman.
“There is no substantive due-process right to stimulate one’s gen!tals for non-medical purposes unrelated to procreation or outside of an interpersonal relationship,” Ted Cruz 2007
Not surprising, coming from a jerk off.
#28 grim
You have hit the delete button in the past when comments have offended you. Here, the racism, misogyny, bullying and name calling is the daily standard. There is a reason Clot gets banned from other boards, yet, the rotten dot com url goes unchecked here.
Good luck with Trumpland, I’m going to take a long break from this place.
Peace Out.
Thanks
My prediction is that no matter who wins the presidency, we all lose.
Grim, please….that is an insult to the shit you scrape off of the bottom of a garbage can.
Fabius, would you do us all a solid and take Michael and anon with you?
57 forget about “Pursuit of happiness” lol
Eddie and Joyce, I was very much anti-war in 2003 (Chomsky fan), but I did notice that there was a huge support for the war in the US (even thought there were protests all over the world). People that spoke against were labeled as traitors. Max Cleland got voted out because he was not “patriotic enough”.
As a senator from NY, if she ignored both the administration and very strong public support, she would have gone down in flames. It was a forced vote. So, now the pitch forks coming out for Hillary because of the Iraq war vote seems a bit of faked outrage (especially when quite a few of the complainants probably were labeling opponents of the war as traitors at that time).
I think most people feel Ttump can win and we just want a good seat to watch the whole thing burn.
[53] Sorry, Pumps. It’s just that when I hear clichés like, “they seem to like guys like me.”, my mind jumps to the lowest common denominator. Danny Zuko and beauty school dropout. Good for you that your missus has a semester or two of junior college and some nice memories from the girl’s shower to fall back on while you cut and paste obsessively. Cue Todd Rundgren, “…I just want to bang on grim’s blog all day”
Weak!. Is this some kind of put down on Boston schools?
Btw, school as in college. I’m not stating the college, don’t want to deal with the put downs that come from jealous haters like yourself.
The Original NJ ExPat says:
April 13, 2016 at 2:49 pm
[34] I highly doubt my daughters will become beauticians.
The laugh will be on you when your daughter’s marry someone just like me. My wife went to school in Boston, and they seem to like guys like me.
Grim got the Irish Pygmy to leave when I couldn’t?
I feel so inadequate.
[56] grim – I disagree on that one. She is the panderer, not him. I think it’s more of a spectacle, and up his alley, if he convinces Sanders to ride shotgun. He is an independent, right? Alternatively, he picks a Kenyan-American that was born here as an anchor baby (complete with long-form birth certificate) and raised abroad. Nahhh. Scratch that last one. OK, Romney, but he has to pose on his knees. Scratch that one too, makes assassination too likely. OK, got it!!!!! Dan Quayle!!!!
Trump will not name a VP until he knows if it is Hillary – if so, he will name a woman.
[68] Nom – Is that a euphemism or gay slang?
Grim got the Irish Pygmy to leave when I couldn’t?
I feel so inadequate.
Death to beardos!
http://www.wsj.com/articles/is-the-beard-trend-over-1460492755?mod=e2fb
McDullard,
I completely agree there are hypocrites everywhere… never an acceptable excuse or defense though that “the other side did it too!”. (an excuse that’s used soooo often here by the left vs right folks)
[71] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bU64GI0Aj3A
[70] expat
no
[57] chifi
I would have worded it differently but he’s right. I would have said there is no “fundamental” right to jerk off but the collorary is that it isn’t banned either.
75 – We need permission to think or urinate too?
“The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.”
[76] grim
I think those qualify as fundamental.
[77] Joyce
To quote you, since when did that stop anyone in DC?
Water tests in Hopatcong prompted officials to shut off the water supply in schools due to lead. But you know like flint Michigan or whatever.
[75] redux
But as they teach you in law school, you can argue anything, and I think that perhaps Cruz is wrong, that there is a fundamental right to whack off. It hasn’t been recognized as such but were I to argue it on the law, I’m sure I’d prevail
Ironic that I’m helping anon by defending his sex life from legal attack.
I seriously have to get back to real work here.
[76] grim
“Liberty presumes an autonomy of self that includes freedom of thought, belief, expression, and certain intimate conduct.” Lawrence v. Kansas, 2003 (Kennedy, J.)
I think that covers thinking and peeing
Notice no weigh-ins from plumpy tonight? My guess is he was caught lots of times my his Mom exercising his _______-handed rights.
To be clear, I believe Cruz was referring to battery powered small appliances.
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