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Pillaging the Average American: Wall Street Paying Back Bailouts with Bailouts. Total Bailout Package Ceiling of $14 Trillion Yet Focus Only on TARP Repayments in the tens of Billions.

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There is also this convenient avoidance of fact that some $14 trillion in bailouts have been made to banks and Wall Street. The TARP repayments amount to a few hundred billion, no small amount, but a fraction of the real cost to the American taxpayer. The average American has benefitted very little from the corporatocracy handout to their banking colleagues. WRH permalink

Obama takes Wall Street to the woodshed

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On Sunday night's 60 Minutes, President Obama punched up his ongoing rhetorical battle with Wall Street, declaring that fat cat bankers have shown little about their out-sized compensation packages. Source: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2009/12/14/obama-takes-wall-street-to-the-woodshed-will-he-follow-through/

Klein votes for Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act | Best Breaking News

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December 15, 2009 by admin Filed under Breaking News Leave a Comment Congressman Ron Klein (FL-22) joined a majority of his House colleagues last week to pass a piece of legislation that supposedly reforms the U.S. financial system and protects consumers across the country. This bill, the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (H.R.4173), is intended Go here to see the original: Klein votes for Wall Street ...

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