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triviadude318
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...to establish the facts on what? went wrong in the banking blowup? I think I've got a pretty handle on who is to blame and who the bad actors were but I think that there are lot of people out there who are getting confused by all the accusations being thrown around. Considering all the money that is being poured into the banking system I think the public is entitled to a bipartisan commission to investigate every bank, insurance company, and financial institution that receives any money from the TARP program. This commission should establish for the public record exactly who made what decisions and who is responsible. Considering the enormous sums of money changing hands here any expectation that the banks might have to privacy regarding their business decisions should be gone.
How about we contact our Congressmen on this? A congressional inquiry is not sufficient because many Congressman are involved in the deregulation part of this and can't be trusted to investigate themselves. This needs to be an independent investigation outside the Oval Office and outside the Congress and blame needs to be assigned. Maybe even a special prosecutor to prosecute any crimes uncovered. Patrick Fitzgerald seems to be a well respected independent guy.
How about we contact our Congressmen on this? A congressional inquiry is not sufficient because many Congressman are involved in the deregulation part of this and can't be trusted to investigate themselves. This needs to be an independent investigation outside the Oval Office and outside the Congress and blame needs to be assigned. Maybe even a special prosecutor to prosecute any crimes uncovered. Patrick Fitzgerald seems to be a well respected independent guy.