Queen Elizabeth Crushes Wall Street

Wow, 2 whole years...

The bill, which the White House is threatening to veto, would delay implementation of Dodd-Frank's "Volcker rule" until 2019, rather than 2017 as originally planned.

I can think of a better hill to die on.
 
Wait a minute! You're supposed to have me on ignore. :D
You apparently have no integrity. Please put me back on ignore, or stop lying.
You are only on ignore intellectually. I am not technically proficient enough to put you on ignore properly. You can still post, but I won't read it, unless I reply to it.
 
Bullshit!
that's the problem with you liberals, when you can no longer defend your position you resort to profanity

although before we even get started, I will grant you that "bullshit" isn't really profanity.

Profanity is taking the Lords name in vain.

all the rest is just cussing

and one of the best cussers who taught us kids was no other than the honorable Deputy Dawg

dagnamnitt, I aint lying to you
 
Warren will have my vote, or any other candidate with the balls to do the following:
1. Return the Glass-Steagel banking act of 1933. Then we'll have bankers having to use their own money, instead of customers/taxpayer money, to steal from American's citizens.
2. Arrest the individuals who actually used deception and lying to bring down the worlds economy and place them into prison instead of allowing the banks and financial institutions they work for pay what appear to be enormous monetary fines, but in reality are a mere pittance of what they extorted from the people.
3. Expose with transparency. Show how politicians are actually bought and placed in the government, then they make laws that make theft legal for the banks.
 
and please explain to me how Glass Steagall would have in any way eliminated the Mortgage fiasco of 2009?

It would not have allowed retail banks to bundle mortgages and sell them to investment banks. This would force retail banks to hold the mortgages they made to homeowners and the retail banks would have been much more cautious & adhere to traditional consumer lending standards.
 
It would not have allowed retail banks to bundle mortgages and sell them to investment banks. This would force retail banks to hold the mortgages they made to homeowners and the retail banks would have been much more cautious & adhere to traditional consumer lending standards.
oh for crying out loud, do a little research, this has been written about ad nauseam. A lot of us, myself included, believe repealing Glass Steagall was a bad idea, but it wouldn't have prevented the 2008 mortgage crash
 
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