A Quickie Wall Street Refresher Course - 2008 Anyone?
(Public Sentiment, 2008 - selective memory works wonders)
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As attention focuses back on Wall Street and the banking system and fin
Jim Cramer: Geithner Made Everybody Feel That The Banking System Was Safe
Chris Matthews and Jim Cramer praise President Obama, Ben Bernanke and Tim Geithner for saving us from another Great Depression while failing to note
So Now We Know Why Wall St. Doesn't Want Health-Care Reform: Death Panels!
So now we know who the real death panelists are!
After the mortgage business imploded last year, Wall Street investment banks began searching for ano
New 'Pecora Commission' Being Formed: Help Democratic Leaders 'Name The New Panel'
I wrote a short piece last week in which I tried to remind Congress that we need to have hearings on the financial meltdown for obvious reasons:
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If We Never Get An Investigation Into Wall Street, How Can We Prevent Another Meltdown?
Just a reminder.
I know we've asked for a Truth Commission on torture over and over again, but what about the financial catastrophe the world just ex
Coming Attractions: Michael Moore Takes On Wall Street
I remember the night I first saw "Sicko," and I said to my friend, "This movie is going to change the whole health care debate." He was skeptical: "
Phil Gramm's Extreme Makeover
As the crisis of the American financial system deepens, former Texas Senator Phil Gramm is a consensus choice as one of its chief culprits. In recen
Ghost Of Panics Past
(London - October 20, 1987)
Sometimes the similarities can get eerie. I remember thinking, during the recent Wall Street crisis, how certain element
Krugman On Life Without Bubbles
Saying he's "fairly optimistic about 2010," Paul Krugman says the economy will still need economic stimulus for several years to come and warns Obama
Obama Laughs At McCain's Plan To "Take On The Old Boys Network"
Barack Obama today continued his assault on John McCain's empty response to the monumental collapse of Wall Street. From Phil Gramm and the bevy of l
