1.0 link 129730 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/charles-a-gonzalez/emspotlight-on-the-housee_b_129730.html One constant strain of policy-making over the past eight years has been an embrace of the market as the best and most efficient means of controlling production. President Bush has consistently called for less oversight and regulation of the financial sector. Those laws which survived were rarely and poorly enforced by the Executive Branch. Furthermore, the decision by Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan to set interest rates at historically low levels flooded the markets with cash. With nowhere else to put...

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