Dood/Frank is a useless piece of legislation that's full of holes. What's shocking, simply shocking, is that the Obama administration has been unable to bring one, ONE, can we scream it out loud, ONE F'N person to justice during what has been the biggest financial scam in history. Over 1000 were prosecuted after the S&L scandal, and that was but a pimple on the ass of this latest looting of our economy. Had a republican been in office since 08 he would have been impeached on this alone.
Its better then nothing and Obama is better then Romney which is why JP and the rest of Wall Street are Romneys top contributors. You think Wall Street and the banks are behind Romney because he will be tougher on them
what is also shocking is that you seem not to understand that you cant go back and retroactively prosecute someone with a law that has been passed after the deed was done. seriously?
Its also shocking that he supports a former wall streeter who will let wall street run wild if he is president
Please! No other laws/regulations were broken other than those in Dodd/Frank? Bullshit! You're providing cover for your boy. A republican would have been forced to prosecute someone. Forced by the MSM and democrats in congress invoking one investigation after another until something got done. Instead they give Obama a free pass.
ak is the master of posting mislead stats. the wall street banks are major contributors to dems like Schumer who runs the committee. top 5 industries to Schumer Securities & Investment $2,767,964 $2,600,664 $167,300 Lawyers/Law Firms $2,197,960 $1,938,947 $259,013 Real Estate $1,275,990 $1,186,490 $89,500 Lobbyists $579,963 $570,193 $9,770 Misc Finance $546,800 $529,800 $17,000 --- http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-...oin-goldman-sachs-among-top-obama-donors.html President Barack Obamaâs largest campaign donors last month included employees of Wells Fargo & Co., (WFC) JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS), according to an analysis of Federal Election Commission records. Their support indicates that Wall Street, which gave Obama $16 million for his successful 2008 White House run, is opening its checkbook again for the president. The contributions helped Obama raise $21 million in February, including $6.5 million transferred from a joint fundraising committee with the Democratic National Committee.