Warren: Wall Street Fighting A “Guerrilla War” Against Regulations. From the article: “Well, this is about accountability,” Elizabeth Warren said about her call for Jamie Dimon to step down as CEO of JPMorgan Chase. “You know, the banks have been loading up on risk and they don’t want to be accountable. And Jamie Dimon not only is CEO of JPMorgan Chase, he holds this position of public trust, advising the New York Fed on how to regulate risk for these large financial institutions like his own financial institution.” If accountability is the issue we have a much better idea. Let them fail. Let them go out of business. Let them end up in bread lines, soup kitchens and going door to door trying to get work mowing our lawns. Of course a committed corporatist like Elizabeth Warren could never allow for that solution. That gives the power to the market. That gives the power to the consumer. That gives the power to the people. And if that were ever to happen there would be precious little left for her to use in that never ending quest to control our lives.
This post was last modified on November 10, 2021
View Comments (10)
Well, put on your war paint Lizzie and go get them palefaces. But as long as these leeches are feeding O bushels of campaign cash nothing will change.
Gee whiz, now who's the one using violent imagery and rhetoric?
Sounds like Lizze has wandered off the reservation if ya know what I mean...:)
Like anybody besides the liberal idiots in a virtual communist country like Taxachussets would elect a lying piece of crap like this douchbag. Another tenured "Professor", who's never run anything resembling a business in their pampered lives, placing regulations on businesses. No wonder it always turns to shit when these people get involved.
I missed her rant about Jon Corzine......
So did everybody else.
I have the transcript:
"Hi Jon, how's the wife?"
end
This woman is a flaming buffoon and pathological liar. Obviously a slam dunk for the senate seat, especially being from Massachusetts.
They should have let them go bankrupt last time. As it is now they screw up and they call Uncle Fed and they bail them out. I don't see anyone bailing out small or medium sized businesses. Most small businesses can't even get a loan for 2 bucks from a bank.
You've got that right! It's nearly impossible to get a business improvement loan unless you have some substantial collateral, basically something worth MORE than what you are looking to borrow.
Banks won't lend to you now unless you can prove you don't need the money.