Tony Scalia's Son Hard At Work Undermining Dodd-Frank Regulations
Papa must be so proud...
On Wall Street, Sounds Of Silence From The President
How do we fix inequality without fixing Wall Street?
The Daily Show: You Can't Jam Banking Regulation Down A Country's Throat
The Daily Show's John Oliver and Jason Jones took on Wall Street and those who are still claiming that we don't need no stinking government regulations, no matter how many new revelations come to light about how these financial institutions or their enablers like the credit ratings agencies have behaved.
Papantonio: Are Conservatives Ready To Break Up The Banks?
For years, Progressives have been fighting to break up the big banks that crashed our economy. And now, they've gotten an unlikely ally in that fight -- The Tea Party. Apparently there are some members in the GOP who actually believe that the too big to fail banks need to be broken apart -- but not for the same reason progressives believe.
Jon Stewart Knocks Senate Banking Committee For Fawning All Over Jamie Dimon
Jon Stewart took the members of the United States Senate Banking Committee to task after their disgusting display this week where they were fawning all over JPMorgan Chase CEO, Jamie Dimon. Not surprising, as Stewart pointed out, given Dimon is one
Tea Party Sen. Jim DeMint Wants JPMorgan CEO To 'Guide' Congress On Banking Regulation
Tea party favorite Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) on Wednesday asked JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, who recently announced that his company had lost at least $2 billion in the derivative market, to "guide" Congress in creating friendly banking regulations.
Elizabeth Warren To Mitt Romney: Corporations Are Not People: 'People Have Hearts'
From this year's Netroots Nation, here's Elizabeth Warren from this Friday evening: Elizabeth Warren On Why Corporations Are Not People: ‘People Have Hearts’:
But she sounded a confident — though raspy — note during her address to
'Everybody, Somebody, Anybody, And Nobody'
A new short film by Matthew Modine...
Erick Erickson Thinks We Should Have Just Let Everyone Lose Their Pensions When The Banks Failed
Looks like Red State's Erick Erickson has a book to peddle since he showed up on MSNBC's Morning Joe instead of his usual gig with the poorly named "best political team on television." When talking about the fact that conservatives didn't stick to
Bill Kristol: Republicans Should Think About Breaking Up The Banks
Chris Wallace asks Bill Kristol if it’s bad news for the GOP if the Democrats are pushing to crack down on Wall Street and the Republicans are block
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