again let me be very, very clear. The priority that is now given to credit card debt under this proposal is vastly different and much of that debt will become nondischargeable and we will be chasing people for $80 a month while others are living, with these exempt assets, the life of luxury. That is totally wrong and unconscionable.
Addressing concerns about credit card debt in a legislative proposal.
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If we do not address these issues from a public policy perspective, we put the free marketplace at risk.
To call that a 'contract' is, you know, flattery taken to a different level. I mean, that is just--that is a joke.
We didn't get here because of government. We got here because government didn't do its job.
I think it cannot be stated often enough that it certainly has proven to be simply on a financial basis a good investment.
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