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What Do our Entertainers Say About The Election?
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One of the most annoying aspects of news coverage related to the youth vote is the assumption that if celebrities are involved, us young voters will just blindly follow our favorite pop stars to the voting booth. And considering that most celebrtities are not the most articulate politlcal advocates, it's pretty silly to look to them for politilcal advice. Unless, of course, they're Lil Wayne or DMX.

Yes, it's a link to my own blog, but I'm pretty sure the content is NSFCP. 


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By Payday Loan Advocate Yesterday at 6:40 am EDT (Updated Yesterday at 6:40 am EDT)
The latest presidential debate between the candidates was largely based on the economy, which has become the largest of the hot button issues that will be facing the next President of the United States. The winner of the election hinges upon the confidence that voters have in the strategy for fixing the problems that have become apparent in these turbulent times. One of the problems is with the issue of regulation or deregulation. It has become apparent that some regulation of the financial sector is necessary, since deregulation led to the current crunch that we are in. However, how much is too much? Total regulation delves into socialism. One of the lesser known industries that will be affected by the regulation of the financial industry is the payday loan industry. Payday loan lenders across the country are facing more and more regulation from government, which cites “predatory lending” and enormous interest rates that would only be possible if a consumer were to take out a loan every two weeks for an entire year, which most lenders would not allow. Restricting legislation at the national level would outlaw the industry in all but name, and this service which exists to help people in their time of emergency need would cease to be, leaving the only options available to be credit cards, overdraft and resultant NSF fees, bank loans, and other options such as going to loan sharks, none of which are very palatable and get people further over their heads than a payday advance possibly could from most reputable lenders. Do not let the government take away your right to choice even in dire circumstances.

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