…And if the plan is to buy assets above their value—then why are we expected to buy Beanie Babies? Shouldn’t we be selling them to Treasury Secretary Gramm Fiorina Paulson?…

…long run, remember the reason we’re saying that. Because, in pre-Paulson/Bernanke economic theory, actions used to have consequences. Now, they can just cost the taxpayers. And when I add that…

…in each case). Paulson and Bernanke and Geithner (the troika managing this financial crisis) have all made public statements in the last few month to the necessity of finding an…

…Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson have urged banks and investment firms to raise more capital so that they can lend more and boost the economy. People also may…

…risks anyway.Those were bad business decision for banks. Banks, not taxpayers should pay the price. Paulson is now begging people to do something that may not be in their best…

…any, would have any impact on current economic signals. Meanwhile, Paulson, in his speech before the New York Society of Security Analysts, Inc., said the administration would consider an economic…

…“freeze,” the brainchild of Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson. It sounds good: For five years, mortgage lenders will freeze interest rates on a limited number of “teaser” subprime loans. Other homeowners…

…seems part of a recent pattern in which Chinese officials issue new regulations aimed at favoring Chinese industries over foreign competitors, despite efforts by Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr….

…Cheney calls him a liberal. The government can be pretty tough when it wants to. Remember when Paulson called all of the heads of the big banks into a meeting…

…Treasury Secretary, Hank Paulson, for especially pressuring Bernanke and Geithner at the Fed not to repeat Bear Stearns. And indeed, when they decided not to support Lehman, the Fed received…