Nanker Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 Was he not in charge of Fweddie Mac? Awww, yowre piwing on.
BillsNYC Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 That's not all, it appears that the W.H and the Geithner aren't on the same page. I don't think Geithner or Bernanke are always on the same page with Obama, its happened before that they don't agree with him. They should speak up instead of always bowing to him.
GG Posted January 23, 2010 Author Posted January 23, 2010 I don't think Geithner or Bernanke are always on the same page with Obama, its happened before that they don't agree with him. They should speak up instead of always bowing to him. Given both guys' tenuous position at this moment, I don't think they have the power to stand up right now. Plus, it's not Obama they need to confront, but Congress.
Nanker Posted January 24, 2010 Posted January 24, 2010 Seeing that the banks have repaid the government $121,942,369,000.00 in "borrowed TARP" funds and a staggering $778,078,000.00 from twelve bank transactions remain unpaid according the the US Treasury it seems only fair that a new tax be put upon ALL large banks so they suffer appropriately and we get back that remaining cash to the taxpayers. After all, $121.9 Billion is significantly less than $778 million. No, wait... that's just 6 tenths of a percent remaining from the original amount. Who cares? Unleash the dogs of war and arrest the filthy banker scum! Ah, except Fannie, Freddy, GM and Chrysler of course. What are friends for anyway, if the government can't stick up for their friends, who will they stick up for? Stick up? Did I just say, "stick up"?
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