frank beat me to it. This is a repeat - or recycling - of Jeb Eddy's shtick. IIRC, he lives (or lived) in Palo Alto, north of where I live and south of where I work.
As I struggled through this incredibly difficult time, the banks that caused this death-spiral of mine all got big government bailouts. Those bailouts didn't replace my retirement savings. They certainly didn't forgive my mortgage or my car loan -- all I got was a colossally reduced credit score, the lowest score I've ever heard of. The bailouts didn't help ANYONE who took a beating the way I did.
Let me count the tell-tales! Guessing at some omitted details, He was probably laid off - assuming he had a job - in late 2008 or early 2009. I was too, but, unlike me, he probably didn't find a job very quickly. Whether for lack of diligence, or lack of similar jobs in his area, I won't speculate. Both are credible.
So, he's got a cash-flow problem - $$ flowing out, but no $$ flowing in, and he dipped into his retirement savings ... to pay his bills ... $$ he legitimately owed/owes. On the other side of his $$-problem coin, he has this car loan and this mortgage. He borrowed the bank's $$, and he has the car and the house (or condo). The bank didn't force him to buy either, yet now that his credit score is in the sewer (and God knows what other complications), he's acting as if they forced him to take their $$, and should not be obligated to pay it off.
I know I could register my long dead cat as an R and she would therefore be an R, and there be RINOs out there, but this dude is a
Fauxpublican. Even the RINOs I'm aware of take responsibility for their own lives, for the most part.
So, are DU-folk wetting themselves in their rejoicing at this faux convert to
The Personality Cult of Bern?