Bankrupt Politics v. Honest Business & Cap and Tax...

Energy efficiency and honest dealings.

This builder has been building energy efficient homes for over twenty years. He’s been walking the walk for years.

Why does Obama need to bankrupt the energy industry? Why does he need to destroy any business? Cap & Tax anyone?

IIRC, his early heating guarantees were around $50 per year.

http://www.bigelowhomes.com

“The World’s First Recession-Proof Homes...”

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So what makes the new homes at Bigelow's HomeTown Aurora recession proof:

• Mortgage Payment Protection: If the buyer becomes unemployed, the developer will make the mortgage payments while the buyer looks for a new job.

• Home Price Protection: The developer will guarantee that the home price will never be lower than the price the buyer paid. This means that if the home price does go down, the owner will be reimbursed the difference.

• No Down Payment: In many cases, buyers can take advantage of Bigelow's Sweat Equity Program to come up with the down payment.

• A New Home Warranty: Everything is covered under a comprehensive warranty – this means no unexpected costs after move in.

• Heating Bill Guaranteed at $400 Per Year: Quality, energy-efficient construction allows Bigelow Homes to guarantee that if your heating bills exceed $400 per year in any of the first three years, the developer will reimburse the difference.

• Flexible Living Space: Need extra money? The recession-proof home's floor plan is flexible enough to accommodate a home-based business with all its tax advantages or separate private living quarters – perfect for a roommate.

The recession-proof home design is available in both a single-family home and rowhome. Prices start at $159,900 for three bedrooms, three full baths, a two-car attached garage, super insulated windows, nine-foot first floor ceilings, and amenities such as - lots of closet space; brushed nickel light fixtures and carpet; and an open kitchen with an island, pantry, 42-inch upper cabinets, luxury countertops, and GE appliances. Bathrooms feature designer color cultured marble vanity tops; king-sized mirrors; and upscale hidden-hinge cabinets.

"Between the reasonable prices, the historically low interest rates, and the recession-proof protection, I can't think of anything that would make buying one of our homes a safer investment than it is now," Bigelow said. "If you add in the government's new first-time buyer credit, this is a wonderful opportunity that may not come again for decades."

Why would Obama need to bankrupt anyone? Any business?

Why not make life better in America? Why not make living affordable the old fashioned way?

Honest business? Honest dealings with taxpayers and consumers?

Why isn't Obama investing in programs that work? Bigelow has been energy efficient for years. No need to make investments in new technology...

No need to build a bigger smart grid and spend lots of money...