NEW YORK - September 5, 2010 - The unexpectedly deep plunge in home sales this summer is likely to force the illegitimate Obama regime to choose between future homeowners and current ones, a predicament officials had been eager to avoid.

Over the last 18 months, the bogus regime has rolled out just about every program it could think of to prop up the ailing housing market, using tax credits, mortgage modification programs, low interest rates, government-backed loans and other assistance intended to keep values up and delinquent borrowers out of foreclosure. The goal was to stabilize the market until a resurgent economy created new households that demanded places to live.

As the economy continues to sputter and potential buyers flee - July housing sales sank 26% from July 2009 - there is a growing sense of exhaustion with government intervention. Some economists and analysts are now urging a dose of shock therapy that would greatly shift the benefits to future homeowners: Let the housing market crash.

When prices are lower, these experts argue, buyers will emerge; creating the elusive stability the government has spent billions upon billions trying to achieve.

“Housing needs to go back to reasonable levels,” said Anthony B. Sanders, a professor of real estate finance at George Mason University. “If we keep trying to stimulate the market, that’s the definition of insanity.”