1. ShameTheBanks.org is Gaining Momentum

Also up at the Huffington Post Since www.shamethebanks.org was launched on March 23 and announced on the Huff Post, the site has received thousands of visitors. Homeowners have been submitting stories, commenting on articles and stories, a

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2. ShametheBanks.org -- Tell Your Story

You can also see this story on Huffington Post Why ShametheBanks.org? Because it's been over a year since the Obama Administration and Treasury announced the Making Home Affordable plan, also known as HAMP. The plan was supposed to potential

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3. Loan Modifications: A $4 Billion Con Game

This post can also been see at The Huffington Post Since last year nearly 1 million struggling homeowners facing foreclosure have been offered trial modifications on homes that have depreciated in value. The modifications reduce the monthly payments

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4. I Refuse to be Ripped Off

This post is also published at Huffington Post I've about had it with getting screwed by banks and watching while they continue to pick our pockets without even showing us the respect of being sneaky about it. In addition, this all happens while Con

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5. New York Times Norris gets it wrong

This post can also be found at the Huffington Post After reading Chief Financial Correspondent Floyd Norris' blog entry in The New York Times last week it's easy to assume that he's suffering from some weird journalistic version of the Stockholm Syn

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6. Shaming the Shameless?

Well, Treasury's at it again. They're going to shame the banks into modifying mortgages. Geithner may even put his hands on his hips and wave his finger at them. Maybe we'll get lucky and he'll rattle off another profanity-laced-tirade like he did to

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7. Homeowners: " Hey Congress, Get Off Your Ass"

This article can also be seen on Huffington Post Richard Neiman, in his Congressional Oversight Panel report called Treasury's goal for home loan modifications at 25,000 modifications a week "robust". By those calculations there should be close to 3

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8. Ocwen Bank Fun With Numbers

This article can also be seen at the Huffington Post Huffington Post ran a story last week about Ocwen Financial patting themselves on the back for the amount of delinquent mortgages they've modified using the Making Home Affordable plan (MHA). Acco

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9. Letter to John Tierney (D-MA)

I've posted a letter that my wife wrote to the office of Rep. John Tierney. The letter is addressed to one of the people in his office because over the course of the last year that we've been trying to reach him and speak with him and get some answer

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10. Deck Stacked Against Homeowners

This post can also be seen at Huffington Post Arianna Huffington wrote an article last week on how the deck is stacked against homeowners when it comes to legal representation in foreclosures and mortgage related cases. In the article she addresses

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11. Bloody Peasants

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12. Where are the Screaming Liberals?

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13. They All Agree: The Speech Was a Disaster

This post also appears at Huffington Post I've been torn over how I feel and have been feeling about Obama snubbing FOX during this past Sunday's Obama-thon.I first heard about the White House not including FOX in his media blitz when White House sp

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14. I Just Hate Black People

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15. Stop Being a Leech

I read the article yesterday about Ann Minch, the woman who made a video to Bank of America telling them to go screw themselves after they raised her interest rate to 30%I wonder if she realizes, as some of the commenters pointed out, that she's a le

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16. Firms are getting billions

The federal government is engaged in a massive mortgage modification program that's on track to send billions in tax dollars to many of the very companies that judges or regulators have cited in recent years for abusive mortgage practices. The fir

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17. A pimple on the Ass of Progress

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18. Video of Calls to BofA

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19. Deutsche Bank Protest in Boston

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20. Kill the Messenger

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21. Classy Hannity ... Classy

As usual Hannity and friends were on the air spouting ridiculous commentary on what? How horrible the Democrats are for pushing the health care bill in the honor of Kennedy's death. What a bunch of pricks the Dems are. What douchebags they are for ev

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22. Ignorance isn't anti-American

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23. The Facts

I've had a few links at the bottom of the site for a while, under the heading "Just the Facts" for help in finding the real story. At least that's the idea. I put them there, like the Guiness Book of World Records, to settle bar room arguments. There

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24. The Government Will Own Your Computer

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25. Geithner: "#@&$ you you #@&$-ing #@&$!!"

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26. Mitch McConnell and Other Blabbings

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27. Cheney, Tasers, and Jon Stewart

Big day in the Shitheadery submissions today. We got a piece from YRG on tasers and Gates' arrest. Le Maudit chimed in with his post on Liz Cheney, and I wrote about Jon Stewart and how I attribute him to my nausea. There's always room for more and

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28. Jon Stewart Makes Me Sick

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29. Manipulation

I'm driving home the other day with a woman who hitches a ride to a near by town. She asks me while we're sitting in the middle of traffic surrounded by assholes who think if they squeeze by me and get a couple more feet of pavement they'll make it b

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30. Glenn Beck: Squealing Bitch

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31. Palin: Smoking Hot MILF

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32. Question My Motives

I've got a thing for Sarah Palin. Not a good thing. It's the sort of thing that makes me feel sad, hurt, disillusioned, and I question my sanity and motives for those feeling. She's hot. There's no doubt that she's a smoking hot MILF and I'd give up

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33. Sarah Writes a Piece

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34. Taibbi on Goldman Sachs

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35. Shitheadery Mulligan

It was time for a change. So we changed. Redesigned. Reworked. Redid. Frigging Mulligan. Shitheadery.com took a mulligan and I'll tell you why: While the site was effective, it didn't do justice to the content or the writers creating the content.

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36. Badbizfinder Revisited

Back in April I wrote a piece about 2nd Chance Negotiations, a loan modification company (now working under the name Superior Mortgages). I wrote about them because I was scammed. I turned to them because they were recommended by trusted people in th

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37. Paulson: National Hero

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38. Ripping on a Writer

So this morning I get up and I'm looking around at the site and I get to the Sightings section and this guy posted this eleven paragraph post. The section is intended for short bursts of anxiety and shitheadery sightings, Like:

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39. How not to be Heard

So there are a few sections on this site. In all I'd like to think they cover a pretty wide range of areas in which shitheadery can occur. We take article submissions and publish stuff from guest writers who have their own blogs and those that don't.

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40. Tiller Hate

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41. Obama Wasting Money on a Date

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42. Phishing for Tweets

It couldn't be long before d-bags hit Twitter with a site called tvvitter.com (or tvviter). The reports are vague and neither of the sites works now. It's bad enough we get shit spam about hot chicks, chicks with dicks, barn yard babes, horse cock, M

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43. The Americans With No Abilities Act

I wish I could take credit for this but someone else came up with it. My dad sent me this in an e-mail without attribution and to be honest I'm too lazy to find out who wrote it. Point is, we're not to far away from this probably becoming a reality.

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44. Twitter Down, but not According to Some

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45. See Dick Run

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46. Senators Who Sold Us Out

While there's not doubt that most of Congress is on the take, it does come as a bit of a surprise that they would show such utter hubris by actually showing it publicly .The Senate had a chance to show that we were the reason they are where they are

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47. Pork Flu

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48. Those Who Screwed Homeowners

After having voted 'no' on the anti-foreclosure bill yesterday Florida Republican Senator, Mel Martinez said "We're working through this crisis. It's not quite as impending an issue as it may have been four months ago, because I think we're beginnin

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49. I'll Go to Work Sick if it Kills You

It's bad enough seeing medical professionals walking around the city and taking public transportation in their scrubs and "sanitized" garb, but should you really go to work in a hospital, where weak, vulnerable, already sickly people go to get well?

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50. Who Do Those Idiots Work For?

Well, the Senate has shown once again who is important in this country. Tax payers? Nope. Homeowners? Nope. Normal Citizens that vote for for these idiots? Sorry wrong again. The banks and the mortgage brokers seem to be what drives the votes in the

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