President O standard gripe is that the economy has performed so poorly during his term because of the financial crisis he inherited from George W. Bush. But this week it is Mr. pretend to be prez who has bequeathed to his successors a landmark in financial regulation. It is bound to haunt them, though not as much as it will haunt taxpayers.
J.P. Morgan's recent trading loss and the resulting Washington blather about tighter regulation have grabbed headlines. Little noticed is that on Tuesday Team Obama took its first formal steps toward putting taxpayers behind Wall Street derivatives trading--not behind banks that might make mistakes in derivatives markets, but behind the trading itself. Yes, the same crew that rails against the dangers of derivatives is quietly positioning these financial instruments directly above the taxpayer safety net.
Taxpayers now stand behind derivatives clearinghouses. "
they must mean depression..
http://thenewamerican.com/usnews/congress/item/11490-congressional-budget-office-predicts-us-recession
Mean while, 100 million people are now out of the job force up 20 million from just months ago..
Their was NEVER, ever, any recovery.. Your corporate news lies to you about everything, none of the economic FACTS and numbers show recovery, instead they show GLOBAL contraction
1. give speeches.
2. blame everbody/everything for problems.
3. sit on his ass, waiting - and - hoping things change for the better.
4. THEN take credit for the 'good news'.
what a f***** u* l*****!
I think its your kind of news source and facts.
President O standard gripe is that the economy has performed so poorly during his term because of the financial crisis he inherited from George W. Bush. But this week it is Mr. pretend to be prez who has bequeathed to his successors a landmark in financial regulation. It is bound to haunt them, though not as much as it will haunt taxpayers.
J.P. Morgan's recent trading loss and the resulting Washington blather about tighter regulation have grabbed headlines. Little noticed is that on Tuesday Team Obama took its first formal steps toward putting taxpayers behind Wall Street derivatives trading--not behind banks that might make mistakes in derivatives markets, but behind the trading itself. Yes, the same crew that rails against the dangers of derivatives is quietly positioning these financial instruments directly above the taxpayer safety net.
Taxpayers now stand behind derivatives clearinghouses. "