TYT: Should We Celebrate Passage of Financial Reform Bill?

[Bullet1987]

Run time: 07:33 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PJQGAvHrwE   Posted on YouTube: July 17, 2010 By YouTube Member: TheYoungTurks Views on YouTube: 2079   Posted on DU: July 17, 2010 By DU Member: Bullet1987 Views on DU: 614

 

[izquierdista]

1. sure!

We can break out a BigK soda and some chips from the vending machine. Any more than that and we're tapped out.

[bjobotts]

2. They fail to m,ention it is also the ONLY fianacial reuglatory reform since GD

[bjobotts]

3. Remember, ;the alternative is absolutely noithing.If it was so bad why all repubs against it

[bjobotts]

4. Why was WS and Big Banks all against it.Why did lobbyists lobby with repubs to stop it

[bjobotts]

5. It has been said repeatedly that Banks and Ins own congress so getting regulatory foot in door is gr

eat especially compared to what repubs would do...absolutely nothing. They are already plotting to repeal it. A frustrated Cenk, like the rest of us want what's right and good but look at the deep deep hole the repubs left us all in and the deregulation and complete lack of oversight by people who would like to impeach Obama for even bringing it up and then temper your disappointment accordingly. Of course it's not enough but at least we got a foot in the door just like the ACA will eventually lead to single payer but we are so mad because we could have had it now...it was possible.

"Woe unto him who judges these my works yet unfinished". (else you'll be forced to spend the night in a room with Sarah Palin, a mic and a TV camera)

[SILVER__FOX52]

6. You can bet the Farm.............

Obama will not appoint her even though it would re-ignite his base.

[NorthCarolina]

7. Wall St. is already celebrating it's passage

Wall Street 'Popping Champagne' Over Watered-Down Financial Reform Bill (VIDEO)

"Maybe this is not going to be so bad." That's the way the New York Times's heralded financial scribe Andrew Ross Sorkin put it when describing the stock market's immediate reaction to the Senate passing a broad financial reform package last week.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/05/25/wall-street-popping-champ_n_589323.html

[midnight]

8. This is very revealing.