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Reason #3A as to why the UM board if distrustees will not allow Butch to come back and win a national title at UM.
He's a huge football fan, but he's a gator.
He's a huge football fan, but he's a gator.
True. UM Law grad though. As is the head of the RNC and Congressman Tom Rooney (of the Steelers Rooneys). That probably really burns some people in the Gables.
He's a huge football fan, but he's a gator.
True. UM Law grad though. As is the head of the RNC and Congressman Tom Rooney (of the Steelers Rooneys). That probably really burns some people in the Gables.
Rand Paul, join the revolution
'merica desperately needs a shift to the right both socially and economically. **** is getting ridiculous.
'merica desperately needs a shift to the right both socially and economically. **** is getting ridiculous.
Sounds like someone missed out on the 5 year bull market in the stock market. Sucks for you.
'merica desperately needs a shift to the right both socially and economically. **** is getting ridiculous.
Sounds like someone missed out on the 5 year bull market in the stock market. Sucks for you.
'merica desperately needs a shift to the right both socially and economically. **** is getting ridiculous.
Sounds like someone missed out on the 5 year bull market in the stock market. Sucks for you.
Lol only a moron would attribute Obama's economic policies with the asset bubble the FED has created.
'merica desperately needs a shift to the right both socially and economically. **** is getting ridiculous.
Sounds like someone missed out on the 5 year bull market in the stock market. Sucks for you.
Lol only a moron would attribute Obama's economic policies with the asset bubble the FED has created.
um, correlation is not always causation, so don't go calling people morons buddy.
MOST economists would not claim that the FED created an "asset bubble", though QE and the low FFR have played a part.
Asset Bubbles are usually international events, like the housing crisis. or the "original bubble" the Dutch Tulip crisis.
US stocks are strong because European and Asian economies are really weak right now. Not to mention Oil, Russia, and the Middle East.
The money has nowhere else to go (but raising rates would eliminate some bank leverage)
HTH