October 26, 2010

from Radio Free oZ · host Peter Bergman

Here Comes Foreclosuregate

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Here Comes ForeclosuregateSheriff Axhandle is drowning in local color. That's Life On ZigZag LaneWe've got to stop the bleeding and Redo The MathThe banks are bad-asses on both ends of the bubble. Here Comes ForeclosuregateDana Lyons assures us The Company's Been Good To MeSign a thousand phony docs a day and earn your Foreclosure BlingClick on the future and Google The WindRev. Barnstormer says "thank you" for The United Southern States Of AmericaThe Democrats are good for small business. Paving The Road To The Infrastructure BankAnother wacko from Alaska. Miller Cuffs The PressDoonesbury and DKE - the good and bad at Yale. No Is Yes And Yes Is AnalCan you believe it? A Sustainable Walmart!Mei Yao-Ch'en spies A Solitary Falcon

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