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By: Faugh 
The whole idea that the U.S. banks should continue to be in charge of mortgage lending is preposterous. Currently, the banks have received endless amounts of bailout funds (TARP)...
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Report: Saving Ourselves in This Economy
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Report: How Obama and the FTC hurt the homeowner
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