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You're defending crooks every time you've impeded dems from enacting transparency laws. You're defending crooks when you let citizens united go unchallenged, then lay blame in every direction but toward yourself for outcomes.
Who dictated the terms and conditions that all are forced to march by? 99% don't get the privilege of doing business in a shadow as they're doing.
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Originally Posted by Matt Kim
Dodd Frank will do nothing of the sort.
The housing and financial markets were crashed by BUSH INC AGENDA demanding banks loan to unqualified buyers.
What happened afterward was inside baseball.
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Fixed that for ya. Frank Dodd was the beginning of reforms that have been fought by Tea party defending Western civilizations abuser. We agree it's inside baseball, but that inside baseball was institutionalized by whom?
They mean to run systems into the ground by putting sugar in the gas tank, then blame the car. The way to bankrupt social security is to lump on enough people who don't pay into the system and stand idly by watching it twist in the wind. That's why Bush inc expanded medicare coverage without holding themselves to paying for it. That's why corrupt systems enacted by pharma haven't been challenged by any republican. Republicans do not defend business. They defend high end crime undermining legitimate business.
The way to destroy the constitution is to change the rule of law to read that 'rights' are a means to avoid responsibility & abuse others. Not to enable people to be responsible for themselves. The way to destroy a nation from within is to abuse the role of Fed, fire the cops, and hand off 'responsibility' to well heeled mobsters. That's what 'privatization' translates out to be in real time on the ground. Fact is they've created an arrangement where the rudder isn't manned yet the salary for the duty has been cashed in on for decades. Teflon don 101.
Interviews - Brooksley Born | The Warning | FRONTLINE | PBS
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As head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission [CFTC], Brooksley Born became alarmed by the lack of oversight of the secretive, multitrillion-dollar over-the-counter derivatives market. Her attempts to regulate derivatives ran into fierce resistance from then-Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, then-Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin and then-Deputy Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, who prevailed upon Congress to stop Born and limit future regulation. This is the edited transcript of an interview conducted on Aug. 28, 2009.
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Why didn't you listen? Why persist lying to yourselves even at this late date? Denial ain't just a river in Egypt.
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