US Comptroller of Currency COMPLETE Captive of TBTF Banks
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As we’ve often pointed out, reading the New York Times is almost always a bit of a hermeneutic experience …
The “official” news is usually at the top, followed by the necessary background, [br]
but it’s only towards the end that you get at what’s REALLY going on … 😉 …
As we’ve often pointed out, reading the New York Times is almost always a bit of a hermeneutic experience …
The “official” news is usually at the top, followed by the necessary background, [br]
but it’s only towards the end that you get at what’s REALLY going on … 😉 …
As we’ve often pointed out, reading the New York Times is almost always a bit of a hermeneutic experience …
The “official” news is usually at the top, followed by the necessary background, [br]
but it’s only towards the end that you get at what’s REALLY going on … 😉 …
This fabulous article is an exception.
It makes no bones about what an utter TOOL John Dugan, the Comptroller of the Currency, is —
both in general, and, more specifically, of the very institutions he’s SUPPOSED to be regulating.
As they say in Vegas, “read ’em and weep,” or, for Texas hold ’em, “shuffle up and deal” … 😉 …
