This morning we bring you good news and bad news about the government's role in managing the ongoing financial crisis. Which do you want first? Hopefully it is the bad news because there isn't actually any good news -- we lied! But don't worry, there is plenty of bad news, beginning with the fact that the FDIC has been secretly settling cases with banks in order to help them avoid bad press. From the
and those very same VSP won't hesitate to tell us why we need to sacrifice and give up our Medicare and SS because "everyone"must feel the deficit pain...
"FDIC collected $787 million in settlements by pressing civil claims related to bank failures from 2007 through 2012 — a fraction of its total losses."
When did <i>less than 1%</i> get elevated to the status of &quot;fraction&quot;?
An ad has gone up along one of the main highways in St. Louis, offering &#039;No appraisal refinancing&#039;, so I&#039;m assuming the dodgy loan cycle is starting again.
To be fair, these guys only stole billions of dollars from taxpayers, it&#039;s not like they sounded like an entitled douche in an article they wrote...
Rich succulent banks are part of Jeebus&#039; plan for America. If he didn&#039;t like moneychangers, he would have done something about them before he got the death penalty.
and those very same VSP won&#039;t hesitate to tell us why we need to sacrifice and give up our Medicare and SS because &quot;everyone&quot;must feel the deficit pain...
and yet the idiot teatards still think Bamz is a Marxist
Please, next time (and we know there will be a next time), could we 99% at least get a wee bit of <i>vaseline</i>? Thanks in advance.
&quot;FDIC collected $787 million in settlements by pressing civil claims related to bank failures from 2007 through 2012 &mdash; a fraction of its total losses.&quot;
When did <i>less than 1%</i> get elevated to the status of &quot;fraction&quot;?
Excuse me while I warm up my fiddle.
Have you looked at the 5-year stock charts for big banks? The investors can&#039;t afford pitchforks.
If your uncle was right, we&#039;d be better off today.
Government of the bankers, by the bankers, for the bankers.
Even the well-known socialist state, Switzerland, is putting limits on executive bonuses.
Apparently, Jefferson (and Aaron Burr) were right about Hamilton and a central bank.
An ad has gone up along one of the main highways in St. Louis, offering &#039;No appraisal refinancing&#039;, so I&#039;m assuming the dodgy loan cycle is starting again.
To be fair, these guys only stole billions of dollars from taxpayers, it&#039;s not like they sounded like an entitled douche in an article they wrote...
Rich succulent banks are part of Jeebus&#039; plan for America. If he didn&#039;t like moneychangers, he would have done something about them before he got the death penalty.