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customerserviceguy

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7. While I believe it was their shareholders
Mon May 14, 2012, 06:21 AM
May 2012

The fact still remains that if it had been enough to fully bankrupt them, there would have been incredible pressure on the President and the Congress to bail them out. I have a feeling that the news of this is going to cause all too-big-to-fails to take a look at their own practices, because the likelihood of a bailout is probably nil at this point. I know the tea partiers won't go along with it, and I imagine there are enough truly progressive lawmakers on our side who won't either.

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I sense this is just the tip of the iceberg... kentuck May 2012 #1
+1 n/t BumRushDaShow May 2012 #8
I guarantee it wasn't theirs liberal N proud May 2012 #2
Your pension money. HiPointDem May 2012 #3
Whoever made 38b in profit last year. dkf May 2012 #4
That has yet to be determined... n/t PoliticAverse May 2012 #5
Hmmmm, that worries me. n/t Raven May 2012 #6
While I believe it was their shareholders customerserviceguy May 2012 #7
From what I've read it was the shareholders Marooned May 2012 #9
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