Wednesday, February 03, 2010 2:04:42 PM
Obama hasn't failed with healthcare. He's only been in office for a year. Changing our entire system of healthcare is a little more complicated than you seem to think it is. Healthcare has not reached a "failure" or "success" mark yet.
As for restructuring FNM/FRE, I hope it does not come to that...but SOMETHING has to be done with them. Restructuring is not necessarily bad for investors, either. The important thing is that they don't break FNM/FRE up into smaller companies. If they do that, then we're out of luck. If they restructure but keep FNM/FRE's basic symbol intact, then we could see major profits.
I agree that Obama has more on his plate than any president should be asked to have, but it doesn't mean he should ignore some problems as if they don't exist!
As for restructuring FNM/FRE, I hope it does not come to that...but SOMETHING has to be done with them. Restructuring is not necessarily bad for investors, either. The important thing is that they don't break FNM/FRE up into smaller companies. If they do that, then we're out of luck. If they restructure but keep FNM/FRE's basic symbol intact, then we could see major profits.
I agree that Obama has more on his plate than any president should be asked to have, but it doesn't mean he should ignore some problems as if they don't exist!
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