Bye bye Barney: Bielat has momentum. Help keep it going!
On August 30, before many others jumped in, I was proud to endorse GOP congressional candidate Sean Bielat, who is challenging entrenched corruptocrat Barney Frank in Massachusetts.
Marine/businessman/father Bielat has gained immense traction since then and it has been thrilling to watch Frank sweat. The 29-year Democrat incumbent is now whining about a “national coalition of right-wing forces” lining up against him. All together now: Boo-freaking-hoo.
Bielat faced off with Frank in their first and only televised debate. Boston’s NPR headline says it all:
Challenger Bielat Holds His Own Against U.S. Rep. Frank
Retire Barney Frank. Keep the heat on. Send him a Kleenex and, more importantly, send Bielat more of your support.
Donate to the Bye Bye Barney! money bomb now.
Remember: The ballot box is the ultimate sanitizer. America has had enough of Barney Frank’s germs.
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29 years…good grief. No wonder our Country is failing. Cheers to that national coalition of right-wing forces; otherwise known as fed up voters.
I will cry tears of joy if Bawney loses (almost wrote “goes down” but that image is just too graphic). What he has done to the housing crisis/economy should land him in jail, only he’d probably perpetrate crimes of moral turpitude in jail as well.
Pedal to the metal; don’t relax for a minute.
They have crammed things down our throats for years.
Look at the clock on the wall. It’s pay back time!!
Usually when these guys get bounced, they become TV analysts or lobby types; but who the heck would want to hire Bwarney?
It’s seemed to me for a long time……Bawhney may be gay, but he’s definately not happy.
Still, I’m sure the country will be more happy when he’s no longer in any capacity employed by it!
If I get my way, Bawney is gonna be in jail for the next two years, and THEN, sometime around March 2013, after the impeachment/treason hearings, obama will be joining him as a cellmate!
Oh, the sweet revenge!
They would need to do a force 5 Silkwood 3rd Degree sanitize job on THAT cell after THOSE two got out someday!
Bwarney will probably launch a new television cable network. At the press conference:
“Ladies and gentlemen, we have called this press conference to announce the Rainbow, a new network for the Gay, Lesbian, Transgender and Questioning. We…what? What do you mean that NBC/GE already have Bravo? #$@%&*. Why didn’t someone tell me. Now I have to get a job at Fannie Mae.”
Particularly disgusting thought, given that it’s Barney Fwank we’re talking about.
Sean Bielat is doing a great job of keeping the heat on Rep. Frank and Sean only has a fraction of the money Frank has raised in his campaign coffers.
According to the most recent figures on the FEC.gov website http://www.fec.gov/DisclosureSearch/HSRefreshCandList.do?category=disH&stateName=MA&congressId=04&election_yr=2010 as of 8/25/10,
Sean Bielat had Cash on Hand = $84,185
Rep. Barney Frank had Cash on Hand = $1,021,313
The reason why barney keeps getting elected is the same reason CA is in a financial mess. Unless the sky falls in on them, the people keep voting Democrat.
If Barney wins again at least he’ll be in the minority again.
We can’t let Barney win again! This is our chance to retire Barney NOW!
- Sean Bielat is a strong candidate.
- Scott Brown’s election proved Massachusetts is ready for change.
- Barney’s role in the housing meltdown is still relatively recent news.
- Obama-Pelosi-Reid have created a perfect storm for a Republican tidal wave in the House and the Senate.
- The recession has given voters an incentive to pay closer attention to this election.
- The Tea Party movement is activating volunteers.
- Since this is not a Presidential election year, the turnout is likely to be lower which will work in Sean Bielat’s favor.
- The media is giving Sean Bielat relatively good coverage.
- Barney clearly wasn’t expecting a serious challenge in this election, so he is not prepared to run a full campaign. After this scare, Barney is not likely to make that mistake again.
If we don’t retire Barney in 2010, when will we have another chance like this?
We need to make the most of this opportunity to VOTE BARNEY FRANK OUT OF OFFICE NOW!
Oops! Rep. Barney Frank is going to have another problem to deal with in the morning.
The Boston Herald just posted this article:
Sean Bielat really can defeat Rep. Frank!
Contact everybody you know in Massachusetts’ 4th Congressional District to encourage them to vote for Sean Bielat!
Ohhh..Please make it so! Send Bawney’s Fwank packing. Of course he could be packing as I speak
Done!
Boo-Freaking-Hoo!!!
Come on Mass voters, earn some respect and get rid of this clown.
On October 12th, 2010 at 10:52 pm, regularguy said:
Indeed!
(See Frank at 4:50 and 6:00)
http://bostonherald.com/news/politics/view/20101012rival_blasts_barney_franks_swanky_free_jet_ride/srvc=home&position=2
Barney took a free private jet ride to the Virgin Islands courtesy of someone who received 200M in federal bailout funds.
Bawney loses!! That day when I watch that blubbering clown shoe leave will be a day of firing off left over fireworks and some good beer.
Hey Barney how is savior Bill Clinton working out for you? With any luck he’ll perform the same magic for Harry Reid. Your going down Barney, and not the way you’d prefer!
Uh, don’t make me gag.
A bit off topic but:
Sock Puppet quote of the day:
“Mr. Obama reflects on his presidency, admitting that he let himself look too much like “the same old tax-and-spend Democrat,” realized too late that “there’s no such thing as shovel-ready projects”
I was thinking more along the lines of a year’s supply of Depends.
“Rest assured, your sin will find you out.”
This crisis is evolving into a new nightmare for the Dems and will provide ample justification for a massive Congressional investigation and proper post-mortem of the Great 2008 Financial/Mortgage Meltdown. The full impact of Democrat malfeasence and corruption will finally be revealed to the American public and the world. If justice is truly served, we will have the satisfaction of seeing Frank, Dodd, Raines, and others (hopefully) prosecuted and sent to Federal prison for their crimes.
This is how faith and confidence in government and the economy will ultimately be restored.
HAMMER time. Boo-yah!
Please please please! Barney….go away FOREVER!
Frank and Dodd would be in prison if they were in the private sector for engineering the housing meltdown.
Very good! It would be a relief to see that creepy, arrogant little fool humbled. He has done this country great harm and for no good reason–be gone.
I guess “throw another fagot on the fire” would not be appropriate even if I was talking about a bundle of wood would it?
Just donated to Major Sean Bielat’s money bomb. Marines will always have my heart: honor, courage, commitment all sound like great traits to bring to Congress.
From Sean Bielat’s website:
“Send in a Marine to “take the Hill!”
Sounds good to me. Catch the wave,yall.
I would say bring Frank, Freddie and Fannie to their knees, but we all know that is their normal position.
Vote this bum out, MA-4!!
On a similar vein, I am watching Maxine Waters making a babbling fool of herself on CNBC. It is so laughably incoherent that it is well worth the time of looking it up on Hulu. The CNBC interviewers (Mark Haynes and Erin Burnett) are having easy fun at her expense.
I know we like to pick on her because it is so easy but expand that opinion to the majority of our elected politicians. It’s not much of a stretch. The difference between Frank and Waters is that Frank has the advantage of being one of the prime architects of this mess and can babble more articulately. Waters is clueless and can only see victims while faling grasp the hypocrisy that she and her husband are among the most crooked of all bankers who profited on exactly what she is attacking “the man” for.
As I said on another thread…Barney Frank’s seat is up for grabs. Happy days are coming!!! Barney Frank, Barbara Boxer, Harry Reid, so many more!! I am giddy with this!
That does seem to be one of her two talents-the other being skimming our money for her and hubby’s personal gain.
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When a strong man, fully armed, guards his own house,
his possessions are undisturbed.
Agreed, but if he loses he will not be humbled. He will rant the typical liberal rant saying the people are homophobes or bigots. He has never taken responsibility for the housing crisis, Fanny and Freddie for which he and Dodd are both responsible and should be jailed. Two years? No, they both should spend the next twenty doing hard time.
Frank was one of the main players in the housing crisis which touched off the financial meltdown. So much of the wealth in this country is now gone. He should have been gone too, a long time ago. The voters in his district should be ashamed. The least they can do now is get rid of the guy.
Michele, we need you to also endorse Huffman over Wyden for the senate race in Oregon. Huffman is an alternative to the entrenched socialist Wyden. Wyden actually lives in New York and was the 60th vote for socialized medicine. He had been pitching his own version. Huffman, a lawyer and teacher at Lewis and Clark Law School is a staunch conservative, and if a wave hits the electorate on November 2nd, has a real shot at winning and helping drive the Democrats out of the majority.
I soooo hope that on Nov. 3rd I can give ole Barney the mobster Frank the old Nelson (from the Simpson’s) laugh…
You know, I just don’t see much news coverage explaining what just happened on the foreclosure crisis. This is a fundamental crisis that could undermine the very viability of owning real estate and and it boils down to this:
We need clear title to property. But during this massive rush to foreclose so many properties quickly, we are finding that the ability to produce clear title on many, if not most, of these mortgages cannot be done without cheating. A big part of the problem is that mortgages were split into tranches and traded as securities.
You cannot get a mortgage without mortgage insurance. If you are a mortgage insurer and you can no longer rely on the protection of the law, would you be issuing mortgage insurance? Fundamental problem that goes right to the core of capitalism. The protection provided by constitutional law.
Think about that for a while. The very foundation of home ownership is at risk here. It took a corrupt one-party system to create this problem and we are about to let half of that party regain control of the House without a plan (again).
You are right Phil, but it should not be an excuse for deadbeats to stay in a house they didn’t pay for. Only we the taxpayers are the losers here.
Mr. Frank would probably enjoy jail for, you know, the benefits. Maybe that’s been his plan all along and he’s so angry and up-tight all the time because his nefarious plot hasn’t worked out yet?
Ummmm…Happy, I don’t think I would word your statement quite that way….
Unless I am mistaken, that is the case.
We have been homeowners for more than 25 years, and have never taken out private mortgage insurance.
These days, Bawney has extra motivation to want reelection; if he loses, he gets stuck with the same ObamaCare that he inflicted on the rest of us. How will he get AIDS treatment if he catches it from his partner(s)?
That’s because you are too polite. I said it exactly the way I intended.
The point is that there is a legal process to foreclosing. The system that got us into this mess was based on cutting corners, lying and cheating because expediency was good for business. It is absolutely critical that we get out of the mess in a way where people have enough faith in the protection of constitutional law that the system can be revived.
If you are arguing that “someone did someone wrong” and they must be punished even if it means ignoring the law, you are no different than Maxine Waters. Law matters.
BIELAT over BARNEY??? I do not believe that my heart could take this one… I feel palpitations already, and it’s almost three weeks until JUDGEMENT DAY!!!
Look at it another way. Even if you don’t have a mortgage and now want to sell your house, you cannot produce a title that any title insurance provider would insure because you can’t prove that the several tranches that your mortgage was spit into and then securitized and sold and resold to different owners. So no bank will issue a mortgage to your buyer.
Your only hope might be to find a buyer who will pay in cash despite the title problem. Do you think you will get a good price? Do think such a housing market would be robust? Welcome to post-constitutional life in a banana republic.
Or as they say in my generation…this will give me the vapors!!
Wow, now comparing me to Maxine Waters. I am arguing that the deadbeats who are not paying their mortgages should not somehow be the beneficiaries of someone breaking the law (not having proper legal papers). We have known about this for 2 years, and now this is an issue? Come on. The problem stems from California greed. People used their houses like ATM machine and refinanced mortgages tax free. Now they should stay in these houses without paying the mortgage? Now who is sounding more like Maxine Waters?
Re-read what I said. If you are too sensitive to risk expanding your view to see the big picture, then you are not mature enough to discuss a solution. We are facing catastrophic system failure and you are arguing a small fragment of the problem.
And if you are arguing that we have to ignore the law and abandon process to further your agenda then yes, you are no different than Maxine Waters. You just want to cheat for a different reason but you are still arguing that we have to cheat.
You can’t be sometimes honest or partly pregnant.
just one of many pieces of garbage we need to get rid of and now.
Then the new congress needs to make retirement rules for these cretins and make it retroactive. They get medicare like everyone else that isn’t wealthy. Only fair since they brought us to the brink destruction.
Hilarious visuals (add fireants or villan of your choice to the torture):
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/blogs/beltway-confidential/barney-frank-tea-partiers-have-tied-me-to-the-railroad-tracks-104829494.html
It gets worse. Fannie/Freddie has lost most, if not all, of the critical documentation required for proving who owns the mortgages and thus, who has the right to foreclose.
What a colossal mess. This cuts right to the very beginning of the establishment of law. There is just no certainty in property rights and you cannot have a viable capitalist system under current conditions.
This of course sends a tingle down Obama’s leg.
Yeah, clear title is important, and no I wouldn’t want to be in the mortgage insurance business.
BUT I agree with MM who has made the point time and again, that politicising the granting of mortgage loans to people who couldn’t afford them, was a key piece that helped us slide into a complex financial collapse which included many bad players in both parties throughout several decades. Barney was heavily involved in the politicizing of those ill-fated mortgage loans.
So to point to one’s own hobby horse and then blame a party or “the system” is a stretch. I wish I had time to discuss the rest of those claims, but I dont. Gotta run to a Tancredo meeting.
And a Marine.
It’s worse for Barney than that. It was his Fannie/Freddie that took on the role of central bookkeeper on those mortgage-backed securities to guarantee an accounting trail for who owns the mortgage and this was mostly e-file documents that are now lost.
So as bad as the banks were in this, it’s Fannie/Freddie that was the lynch pin that failed and that caused the entire system to fail with it.
We really don’t know how widespread the corruption is in DC and so should not be sqeamish in voting out as many incumbents as we can.
This also sheds some light as to why the Senate tried to pass, with “unanimous consent” and bypassing all regular procedure, another midnight vampire bill to circumvent head off what is now coming to light publicly. Their solution would have forced the courts ruling on these foreclosures in one state to automatically accept documents (fraudulent we have now discovered) notarized in other states.
Et tu Jim Demint?
I have a family member with a troubled mortgage. One of the most telling events was the note on their home had been sold so many times no one could locate the existing loan information. it took MONTHS just for the mortgage holder to find that information.
Frank is a blatant liar. Last time I looked, You Tube still a vid. with him and Maxine Waters stating Fannie Mae was solvent and there was nothing at all to fret about. Maxine was, of course, tossing around charges of “racism,” too. In addition, Bush proposed fixing both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, but got practically no support from either side of the aisle. Frankendodd should be a Halloween mask this year.
Just donated to the Bielat campaign. Let’s hope he joins Scott Brown in January 2011.
But Fannie and Freddie remain the same as they always were.
Here is the link to the video of Rep. Barney Frank, Rep. Maxine Waters and other Democrats denying the problems at Freddie and Fannie.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MGT_cSi7Rs
Every American should watch this video before they vote!
Vote Barney Frank and Maxine Waters OUT OF OFFICE!
Is it impolite to mention the name Steven Gobie and the parking tickets that Barney Frank took care of for his friend?
It was a delight to contribute to his campaign just now. Whoo! Bye-bye, Barney Boy!
Yes, we’ve known that for years. Ewwww!