2009-12-18 — bloomberg.com
"With Citigroup Inc. and Wells Fargo & Co. joining JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Bank of America Corp. in repaying their rescue funds, the feds have lost a big lever for lending. Not that the Troubled Asset Relief Program proved effective in getting credit flowing again."
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tvsterling at 11:33 2009-12-19 said:
The word to these 'Too Big To Fail' is now you BETTER NOT SCREW UP AGAIN. The people will never stand for another round of bailouts after this blatant betrayal by the moneyed elites. They badly need to be broken up anyway. The anti trust laws should be more than sufficient. We will have to teach government to be more afraid of the citizens than they are of the banksters. How about mounting a grassroots campain to oust any congressman or senator (of either party but mostly Republicans) who's loyalties lie with the banksters & against the people. They now stand out like sore thumbs. Let's make the mid term elections a killing field for these boot licking legislators, what do you say? Permalinkadd a comment | go to forum thread
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