August 29, 2010
A report in June by McClatchy says “AIG’s problems were far greater than Bush officials told the public”. I rather doubt anyone in the country believed the administration was on the up and up, but now we know it was much worse than our worst dreams. The bottom line is that [...]
Why does the bailout of General Motors continue to produce such discourse when the AIG bailout, at more than 3-times the money, is seldom mentioned? [...]
American bankers are the only ones who didn’t pay taxes out of their bonuses in the UK. [...]
New York Democratic Primary; Goldman Sachs and AIG; Climate researches; and privatizing Social Security and Medicare. [...]
As long as ex-Goldman Sachs officials run our monetary system, Goldman will never have to worry about plundering our banks. [...]
$2 trillion plus of taxpayer money has been handed over to the banks. AIG will die on the vine owing taxpayers $50 billion plus if the government backs away from them and Congress is voting to perserve the status quo. [...]
Why has Bernanke changed his mind on letting the GAO audit AIG books? [...]
Geithner is a Wall Street man and will always be a Wall Street man. He’s been under suspicion by the public since he was given the job by Obama. His approval rating was down to 18 percent back in early December 2009. [...]