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Rocky_B
15 years ago
Absolutely, it’s the fox gaurding the henhouse dontchaknow.
Missy
15 years ago
For years we bought, fixed up and sold homes for a profit using Countrywide for our mortgages. We didn’t even use our realtor to draw up the financing, we called it in ourselves. I guess buying five homes through Countrywide never qualified us as a “friend of Angelo” although I don’t know if he was heading the company during those times. We always thought of them as a good company, never ever had a problem with them. It’s just sad to see what’s happened, they were so easy to work with.
It sickens me to see Dodd, etc., so far going unscathed and Republicans catching the blame for this because there happens to be a Republican in the Oval Office. Maybe we should have a countdown clock for the Dodd mortgage documents.
Missy
15 years ago
My post is in the sink hole.
Craig
15 years ago
Did you read this? Obama must be despair to pay that much money.
Spending Could Go Higher If ABC, Fox Added to Media Buy
Posted by Ira Teinowitz on 10.10.08 @ 12:26 PM
WASHINGTON (AdAge.com) — TV-buying executives say Sen. Barack Obama’s buy of a half hour of ad time on CBS and NBC will cost the campaign between $2 million and $2.5 million.
The executives report the Obama campaign paid in the range of $1 million per network to buy time for an Oct. 29 program. The campaign has so far declined to discuss the content it will air from 8 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. that night or even say whether the programming will be live.
Absolutely, it’s the fox gaurding the henhouse dontchaknow.
For years we bought, fixed up and sold homes for a profit using Countrywide for our mortgages. We didn’t even use our realtor to draw up the financing, we called it in ourselves. I guess buying five homes through Countrywide never qualified us as a “friend of Angelo” although I don’t know if he was heading the company during those times. We always thought of them as a good company, never ever had a problem with them. It’s just sad to see what’s happened, they were so easy to work with.
It sickens me to see Dodd, etc., so far going unscathed and Republicans catching the blame for this because there happens to be a Republican in the Oval Office. Maybe we should have a countdown clock for the Dodd mortgage documents.
My post is in the sink hole.
Did you read this? Obama must be despair to pay that much money.
OBAMA CAMP DROPS $2 MILLION ON 30- MINUTE PRIME-TIME SLOTS
http://adage.com/campaigntrail/post?article_id=131631
Spending Could Go Higher If ABC, Fox Added to Media Buy
Posted by Ira Teinowitz on 10.10.08 @ 12:26 PM
WASHINGTON (AdAge.com) — TV-buying executives say Sen. Barack Obama’s buy of a half hour of ad time on CBS and NBC will cost the campaign between $2 million and $2.5 million.
The executives report the Obama campaign paid in the range of $1 million per network to buy time for an Oct. 29 program. The campaign has so far declined to discuss the content it will air from 8 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. that night or even say whether the programming will be live.