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Jon Stewart's Residential Evil

posted by Bob Lawless
Any time The Daily Show has a piece that mentions both MERS and the OCC, it gets a link on Credit Slips. There is even a short clip featuring former Credit Slips blogger and current U.S. Senator (in that order) Elizabeth Warren. 

May 8, 2013 at 12:02 PM in Mortgage Debt & Home Equity

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Love Stewart & Co.! I was actually on The Daily Show's message boards a few years ago trying to help a CA homeowner deal with a foreclosure. The hearing that the Sen. Warren clip is from is going to referenced for a long time I think....

Posted by: Mike Dillon | May 09, 2013 at 01:21 PM

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