A pretty silly cartoon if you consider the amount of money his administration poured into stabilizing the financial sector, or how many government appointees are Goldman Sachs alumni.
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Monday, November 9
Tear down that..wait, what?
A pretty silly cartoon if you consider the amount of money his administration poured into stabilizing the financial sector, or how many government appointees are Goldman Sachs alumni.
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Plus, he's unlikely to break up Goldman and the others. Now, there's an interesting thought...
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