“I know Gov Palin would clean out the corrupt good ole boys and girls in Congress however McCain did not do a damn thing about his Congressional friends in his back-door dealing good ole boys and girls club gathering in Washington DC” (Syn)

Do not worry. McCain will have power as a President and count on Sarah to clean the place. Whatever Sara will see and will report as corruption to McCain, believe me, McCain will go along with her. You do not say NO to this woman.

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Mata

Thanks, I apparently missed Curt’s thread. It’s good, and makes a lot more sense now, too, since I’ve seen that article I referenced.

As to the MSM picking up on that… I won’t hold my breath.

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Aye and Yon… Which is why I specifically named ACORN as part of the mortgage problem on Curt’s “rewriting history” thread.

ACORN is only one of those that was lobbying for easy money for high risk buyers … IF they were of the minority stripe.

This is an Obama negative… if anyone will pick up on it in the MSM.

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SORRY – TRY IT NOW

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Linky no worky.

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SPEAKING OF FREDDIE AND FANNIE

And we wonder why there is a mortgage crisis?

It is mostly a Democrat thing.

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Regulation? What good is regulating anything when the regulators encourage the corruption to go unnoticed under the regulatory radar. Congress allowed Fannies and Freddie to pillage the American people while at the same time was funding Progressive Left political activism such as voter fraudulent ACORN.

Plus, was good is government regulation when the stupid idiots put Jamie Gorelick on Fannie’s Board of Directors.

I know Gov Palin would clean out the corrupt good ole boys and girls in Congress however McCain did not do a damn thing about his Congressional friends in his back-door dealing good ole boys and girls club gathering in Washington DC. How could McCain not know what Freddie and Fannie were doing all those years?

When McCain speaks of Reform I hope he means himself and his friends across the aisle however I cannot help but consider the fact he just might end up remaining the same McCain as when he embraced Sen Chuck Schumer, Sen John Kerry and Sen Chris Dodd.

The earmark, pork-barrel junk is trivial compared to the serious consequences of the corrupt Freddie Mac and Fannies Mae we now face.

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go into “properties?” How ’bout that! Thanks!

I’m going to redownload anyway, just in case.
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/products/download.html?product=firefox-3.0.1&os=win&lang=en-US
…DONE (hope that fixes it)

Looks nervously left then right – moves swiftly to the door….

…AHHHH, TOO LATE!

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Yon,

I haven’t had any issues with Firefox since I first converted over three years or so ago.

I used version 3 beta prior to the final release.

The first couple of weeks I had some unexpected shutdown issues but outside of that no problems whatsoever.

I know that the prior version of Firefox had some major issues with bookmarks. I had to restore them and install a backup program to prevent it in the future.

To rename a bookmark you can do one of two things.

You can either left-click it, go into properties, and then type in the new name or you can go into Bookmarks > Organize. Highlight the one you want to work on and then type the name change in the “Name” field at the bottom. Tab through to the next box and the name change is saved.

Guess we better get back on topic.

The Thread Nanny will be around soon with her yardstick.

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Aye Chihuahua

Um, about Firefox. After the latest update, my comp hasn’t worked as well, and some of my bookmarks on Mozilla have disappeared and others scrambled, so at this point I wouldn’t recommend them, though it could possibly be just a coincidence that those problems began at that time…

hmm, maybe I should update it, just to be sure?

Oh, and I’m no longer able to “rename” a bookmark.

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