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: TalkLeftAtrios Goes PUMA (Snark)
By Big Tent Democrat
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I kid, but I wonder if he will now be under attack for this post:
Hopey Changey
The Obama administration is engineering its new bailout initiatives in a way that it believes will allow firms benefiting from the programs to avoid restrictions imposed by Congress, including limits on lavish executive pay, according to government officials....The administration believes it can sidestep the rules because, in many cases, it has decided not to provide federal aid directly to financial companies, the sources said. Instead, the government has set up special entities that act as middlemen, channeling the bailout funds to the firms and, via this two-step process, stripping away the requirement that the restrictions be imposed, according to officials.It's the banksters' country. We just live in it.
The Obama/Geithner Plan is terrible. Let's hope it gets derailed. Speaking for me only
Full post as published by TalkLeft on April 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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