OT: I will just write a check to charity

Jun 15, 2008 7 Replies
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Everytime a Democrat gets caught, they write a check to charity, and thats the end of it...



[quote]Conrad Says Countrywide Waived Point on His Mortgage (Update1)

By John Hughes and Nadine Elsibai



June 14 (Bloomberg) -- Senator Kent Conrad said he was given preferential treatment on a mortgage from Countrywide Financial Corp. and will write a $10,500 check to charity.



``It appears Countrywide waived one point on my mortgage,'' Conrad, a North Dakota Democrat, said in a statement today in Washington. ``Although I did not ask for or know that I was receiving a discount, and even though I was offered a competitive loan from another lender, I do not want to have received preferential treatment.'' [/quote]


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Every time a Republican gets caught, they claim they suddenly found Jesus. Same concept, different scam.

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Who said you were wrong and why do you never discuss the topic at hand? Just like being disagreeable and saying what the other side does?

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I'm surprised Al Gore has not created a company to broker and cash in on these "conscience credits". He could have quite a business.

Bill Putney (To reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my address with the letter 'x')

I couldn't find anywhere in the article that mentioned who the "charity" is.

Don't quote me, but in the back of my head I seem to remember - from a news broadcast, when the story broke - that it was Habitat for Humanity.

Cathy

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Seems to me the proper thing to do would be to either return the money to the donor or to make the contribution to a state or federal treasury. By donating to charity he has received the benefit of the payoff and now will also get a tax benefit for a charitable donation. These people really think we're stupid.

Or better yet, a charity set up to the tax payers. Imagine that!

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