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Political Interference Seen in Bank Bailout Decisions
Source: http://finance.yahoo.com

I realize this may be a bit long....but the smell of our elected leaders is too strong to let it go......once again they use our tax dollars (those who actually pay taxes) as their own personal piggy bank yo give their friends sweet deals.....

Catharsis, Then Common Sense. By Charles Krauthammer. Friday, September 26, 2008; Page A23
Source: The Washington Post

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson went to Capitol Hill seeking $700 billion. He got an earful. Now, $700 billion is a serious sum, and Congress has the fiduciary responsibility to make sure the money it appropriates goes for a good cause.

New York Fed Holds Emergency Meeting On Lehman's Future
Source: Wall Street Journal

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York held an emergency meeting Friday night with top Wall Street executives to discuss the future of venerable firm Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and the parlous state of U.S. financial markets.

Paulson Should Act to Stop Dollar Slump, Americans Say in Poll
Source: Bloomberg.com

Bloomberg reports: Americans want Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson to act to stop the dollar's decline, which has stoked the inflation eroding their household incomes.

Paulson Backs Regulatory Overhaul, Broader Fed Role
Source: Bloomberg.com

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson proposed the broadest overhaul of U.S. financial regulation since the Great Depression, saying American capitalism needs to be better prepared for ``inevitable market disruptions.''

IBD Editorial: Paulson's Plans. March 31, 2008 4:20 PM PT
Source: Investor's Business Daily

Bank Reform: Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has proposed sweeping new financial reforms that would in many ways be an improvement over the dysfunctional system we now have. But we do have some concerns.

US stocks plunge following Fed Chairman Bernanke's testimony before Congress
Source: World Socialist Web Site

Markets were further shaken by reports of more losses from the collapse of the mortgage market and the resulting banking crisis. Fannie Mae, the government-chartered mortgage-financing giant, reported a fourth quarter loss of $3.56 billion.

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