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4. I would assume if he accused the banks of direct malfeasance he wouldn't be in his current position

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Reply #3)

Tue Apr 5, 2016, 09:15 AM

Apr 2016

too long. JMO...

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Break up the banks, says Minneapolis Fed chief [View all] think Apr 2016 OP

Oh, Bernie doesn't know what he's talking about! Human101948 Apr 2016 #1

Yep. Lot of bullshit being spread in that thread. /nt think Apr 2016 #2

Not visionary. Sensible, and we've done it before. Hortensis Apr 2016 #10

Your links argue that Bernie's ideas are not as radical as they may originally seem beastie boy Apr 2016 #14

History provides us with wisdom, Grasshopper! Human101948 Apr 2016 #15

Roosevelt's economic advisers were overwhelmingly hardcore Keynesians. beastie boy Apr 2016 #16

Some were Keynesians some were not... Human101948 Apr 2016 #20

Roosevelt was not a Keynesian when he ran. But most of his economic advisers were beastie boy Apr 2016 #23

Why does he keep calling it a mistake? JustAnotherGen Apr 2016 #3

I would assume if he accused the banks of direct malfeasance he wouldn't be in his current position think Apr 2016 #4

Yeah - either that or after he's done with this job JustAnotherGen Apr 2016 #7

Spot on :) The Teller Window. Now that's funny think Apr 2016 #8

Hillary is not going to like this... Herman4747 Apr 2016 #5

Hillary's refusal to support Glass Steagall speaks volumes on where she stands in regards to think Apr 2016 #6

Wonder what's so amusing between those two? SammyWinstonJack Apr 2016 #21

This is from 2013 the Dallas Fed.......................warning signs are everywhere............ turbinetree Apr 2016 #9

I've never seen this before. And this is by the president of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank think Apr 2016 #11

The problem this article is discussing is that our 6 big banks jwirr Apr 2016 #19

Uh oh. How long before he wakes up with a horse head in his bed? marmar Apr 2016 #12

Hopefully there will be no horsing around.... think Apr 2016 #13

Kick and R BeanMusical Apr 2016 #17

Don't, says the Establishment. n/t Orsino Apr 2016 #18

The problem the bailout made worse... freebrew Apr 2016 #22

^ Wilms Apr 2016 #24

and that's Kashkari, the Republican who ran the stupidest campaign in California history MisterP Apr 2016 #25

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