TheFinnFan
Finners
Like Arnie ?Reagan had been a senator or congressman or governor or something before he ran for the White House.

Like Arnie ?Reagan had been a senator or congressman or governor or something before he ran for the White House.

How does that qualify Trump?Reagan did excellent job and he was an actor for gods sakes. Dont be a fool.
I'm sure you can work out the analogy out Finners, if you think rather than reactWhats that suppose to mean
You mean two term governor of the largest state in the nation Reagan?Yes it does. Trump has excellent credentials in that perspective. Have you heard about Ronald Reagan ?
No the other one, the actor.You mean two term governor of the largest state in the nation Reagan?
No the other one, the actor.
Yes that Reagan yeah...bang bang...You mean two term governor of the largest state in the nation Reagan?
Oh finners, you're my favourite.You mean two term governor of the largest state in the nation Reagan?
I may have been being facetiousNo. Words.
More difficult to afford a mortgage, yeah great start from the perspective of American worker...Yes that Reagan yeah...bang bang...
Anyways...Trump has successfully runned a business empire and definitely has what it takes to do a good job. People knew what his background was and they thought he can do the job. Now he has the job. Lets see what he can do. Start has been promising from the perspective of American worker.
I may have been being facetious
Yeah isolationism creates a lot of jobsYes that Reagan yeah...bang bang...
Anyways...Trump has successfully runned a business empire and definitely has what it takes to do a good job. People knew what his background was and they thought he can do the job. Now he has the job. Lets see what he can do. Start has been promising from the perspective of American worker.
More difficult to afford a mortgage, yeah great start from the perspective of American worker...
http://time.com/4641511/trump-inauguration-mortgage-payments/
The order will have the immediate effect of increasing the amount that most non-wealthy homeowners must contribute to the Federal Housing Authority’s insurance program. Beginning Jan. 27, most borrowers will now have to pony up six-tenths of a percent of their mortgage each month, up a quarter of a percentage point from last year. Americans with $200,000 mortgages will pay roughly $500 more in 2017 than they did in 2016, according to the FHA.
Trump’s decision to undo the Obama-era rate reduction, thus resulting in an uptick on borrowers’ bills, will have very little effect on wealthier mortgage holders, since the program only applies to those with low incomes, middling credit scores or who have less than a 20% down payment on their homes. (Wealthier borrowers generally do not fit the program’s criteria.)
hahahhahaYeah isolationism creates a lot of jobs
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