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Tag Archives: financial reform
The Charade of Financial Reform
Simon Johnson at Baseline Scenario sheds light on Sen. Dodd’s proposed financial reform legislation, and it’s more of the same old, same old we’ve come to expect from Washington—the appearance of doing something while actually doing nothing: “…officials are lining … Continue reading
Health Care “Sleight of Hand”
If members of Congress have any question as to why they rank somewhere below used car salesmen on the trustworthy scale, there are 2 shining examples relating to 2 pieces of proposed legislation in today’s news—one on health care reform … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, financial reform, health care, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Chris Dodd, deem and pass, financial reform, health care reform, Nancy Pelosi
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Washington’s Got a Secret—And They Intend to Keep It
Gretchen Morgenson in yesterday’s New York Times on the lack of action on financial reform from our alleged representatives in the District of Columbia “As Washington spins its wheels on financial reform, it’s becoming painfully clear that the problem of … Continue reading
Who’s In Charge Here? Follow the Money
The Washington D.C. game of finger-pointing, blame-shifting, and buck-passing rolls on. Robert Reich in Thursday’s Salon: “Senator Chris Dodd, the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, scolded Wall Street representatives at a hearing Thursday for sending “an army of lobbyists … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Democrats, Financial Crisis, lobbyists, Politics, Wall Street
Tagged Chris Dodd, financial reform, lobbyists, Senate Banking Committee, Wall Street
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