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7:02 pm
October 3, 2012
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Lance at Money Life and More
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I think we should have a #PFDebate during the next presidential debate? Any suggestions for topics?
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7:29 pm
October 3, 2012
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My Personal Finance Journey
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11:51 am
October 5, 2012
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LaTisha @YoungFinances
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I'm in!
I think we should piggy back off of what ever economy topics they cover.
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12:19 pm
October 5, 2012
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MyJourneytoMillions
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I tried to have one with someone and I ended up getting called racist and ignorant!
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2:29 pm
October 5, 2012
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Jake@iHeartBudgets.net
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MyJourneytoMillions said:
I tried to have one with someone and I ended up getting called racist and ignorant!
That's the best part! ;)
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5:29 pm
October 5, 2012
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MyJourneytoMillions said:
I tried to have one with someone and I ended up getting called racist and ignorant!
When you're right that's all they can resort to 
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10:16 pm
October 5, 2012
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Lena Gott
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Is the next one on foreign affairs? I haven't seen a schedule, but I remember one will be on international issues. Don't know that I want to go there, but could be interesting to listen in! If there's another one on domestic issues, I'm all in!
Potential topics: potential effect of various tax hikes/breaks mentioned on families, fact-checking missions, who's winning?
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6:30 am
October 6, 2012
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Michelle (Making Sense of Cents)
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8:48 am
October 6, 2012
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Lance at Money Life and More
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I don't have the network to start off one of these things… does anyone know someone like a WiseBread or MoneyCrashers that would be willing to run it? I think if we stick to personal finance topics not related to the election it would be best. No one likes to mix politics with their favorite bloggers :)
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4:43 am
October 8, 2012
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MoneyBeagle
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MyJourneytoMillions said:
I tried to have one with someone and I ended up getting called racist and ignorant!
Shows that politics and…well, anything…don't mix!
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6:45 am
October 8, 2012
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MoneyBeagle said:
MyJourneytoMillions said:
I tried to have one with someone and I ended up getting called racist and ignorant!
Shows that politics and…well, anything…don't mix!
This election seems more heated than any election in my memory. Bunch of unhappy people out there.
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7:49 am
October 8, 2012
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MoneyBeagle
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JT_McGee said:
MoneyBeagle said:
MyJourneytoMillions said:
I tried to have one with someone and I ended up getting called racist and ignorant!
Shows that politics and…well, anything…don't mix!
This election seems more heated than any election in my memory. Bunch of unhappy people out there.
And see, I haven't seen it as heated as in the past. I think some of the base that Obama built in 2008 has been a bit disappointed so while they still support him, they're more muted. On the flip side, many hard line conservatives have begrudgingly accepted Romney. It's made for a less passionate election than I've noticed of recent elections. I predict turnout to be lighter than in the past several presidential elections.
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8:01 am
October 8, 2012
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Lena Gott
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Post edited 8:02 am – October 8, 2012 by Lena Gott
MoneyBeagle said:
JT_McGee said:
MoneyBeagle said:
MyJourneytoMillions said:
I tried to have one with someone and I ended up getting called racist and ignorant!
Shows that politics and…well, anything…don't mix!
This election seems more heated than any election in my memory. Bunch of unhappy people out there.
And see, I haven't seen it as heated as in the past. I think some of the base that Obama built in 2008 has been a bit disappointed so while they still support him, they're more muted. On the flip side, many hard line conservatives have begrudgingly accepted Romney. It's made for a less passionate election than I've noticed of recent elections. I predict turnout to be lighter than in the past several presidential elections.
After the first debate, I listened to several undecided callers comment on CSPAN. The general consensus seems to be that their choice is six of one or half dozen of another. A common thread among Romney supporters was that he wouldn't have been their first choice, but he'll do if the alternative is Obama. And I hear the same from disillusioned Obama 2008 supporters, although some of them seem to have made the jump to Romney.
I think this is going to be a very close race.
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8:34 am
October 9, 2012
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Financial Samurai
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I'm in! Please remind and post this again during debate day to remind just in case.
I was playing tennis at a public park at 2pm on a Tuesday and saw the same ol 35-40 year old guys playing. They are always there no matter when I go.
When I asked them what they do for a living, they said, "Why work? We got Obama!"
Can't argue with that right guys? Sounds like a good life!
#USA!
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Sam
Financial Samurai - Helping you achieve financial freedom sooner, rather than later.
Yakezie Network Founder
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12:30 pm
October 9, 2012
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krantcents
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Sounds like an excuse to me! Even if you max out unemployment, it is not enough to do anything but survive.
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