Americans are angry at the big-time bankers and brokers, and yet, far from a populist attack on crony capitalism, Wall Street is sitting pretty, looking ahead to a presidential election that it can’t possibly lose. They have bankrolled a nifty choice between President Obama, the largest beneficiary of financial-industry backing in history and Mitt Romney, one of their very own.
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Or, there is this.
Americans are angry at the big-time bankers and brokers, and yet, far from a populist attack on crony capitalism, Wall Street is sitting pretty, looking ahead to a presidential election that it can’t possibly lose. They have bankrolled a nifty choice between President Obama, the largest beneficiary of financial-industry backing in history and Mitt Romney, one of their very own.
So your solution to regulatory capture is to advocate for more regulation and more bureaucracy.. Truly, you have a dizzying intellect.
juris, have you compared the donations this year between Obama and Romney?
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0612/77368.html
Stop peddling the lie about Obama being in the tank for the financial industry. They don't like him any more and it's obvious why.
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