…sold back to the private sector as soon as possible. This has many advantages, including the ability to replace managers of failed firms instead of rewarding them with a bailout….

…on Thursday that based on current evidence the Greek bailout would not prompt payments on the credit default swaps.” > Here is a question for the crowd: Exactly how brain…

…same Mr. Romney has an op-ed piece complaining that the GM and Chrysler bailouts were “crony capitalism on a grand scale.” The reason for the epithet? That by prior agreement…

…similarity between the amount of money Bain made and the $44 million bailout. And think of the fools who allowed Bain to control the firm after putting up 11.67% of…

…http://bit.ly/Bloomberg-Fed-Data. For an explanation of the files, see the one labeled “1a Fed Data Roadmap.” The day-by-day, bank-by-bank numbers, culled from about 50,000 transactions the U.S. central bank made through…

…unhesitatingly take billions in bailout money and then turn right around and finance the export of jobs to new locations in China and India. They defraud the pension funds of…

…and the economy, and we’ll all remain at risk for the next trillion-dollar bailout. Regulating the non-banks hasn’t been tried in any serious way. The CFPA offers a real chance…

…while socializing risk.” Representative Clarke concurs that most protestors “are not asking for [a bailout]. They are simply asking for a system that is not rigged against them.” When big…

…of “bailout” policies for banks espoused by Bush where there was lots of taxpayer money and no accountability. The policies favored by the 99% aren’t enacted because of the power…

Via Doctor Black, who printed the answer but not the question: PIGNAL: This is actually the second bailout for Dexia. In 2008, it had to be bailed out after exceptionally…