Analysis of Barney Frank's online gambling bill - Online Gambling Paper

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  1. wuhjjnbia Says:
    February 15th, 2010 at 4:04 am

    Well, it was a Democrat Congress, so it was Nancy Pelosi and Barney Frank which let ACORN steal trillions of dollars worth of houses when nobody was lookin’ and then forced the American taxpaper to bailout Fannie and Freddie hic gluuuurk? …… named Uncle Sam were to walk into a casino and guarantee that all of the gamblers would be reimbursed for their losses while getting to keep their winnings? The rational course of action would be to keep betting until you win big. …

  2. zpfu Says:
    March 6th, 2010 at 10:04 am

    The analysis is spot on. Citing Barney Frank as a voice of reason in a storm of self-interested evil is a bit strange, but the particular point Katz makes is correct. There is a social interest in home ownership, it is a public good. …. The paper work for these millions of mortgages, a giant job, is accomplished with a fail-safe do-it-your self, online program. For people who aren’t online sophisticates, the income tax preparers can enter the numbers for you, …

  3. ywipgev Says:
    May 13th, 2010 at 3:04 am

    Sowell ends his column on a moralistic note, and though it is not completely out of whack with my sentiments, there is something missing in his analysis. Something important. What could it be? Sowell is an economist, … I remember writing out one check in installment payment for my father to sign, and then his never receiving another bill. This is how many huge medical expenses are handled in America: By writing them off, without ever even seeking legal recourse.) …

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