'Kind Of Scary': Congress Rewriting Rules Of Finance

U.S. Rep. John Campbell readily admits something not often heard from politicians in this economic crisis. When it comes to rewriting the rules of the financial system, the California lawmaker says he’s not sure where he stands.

“I’m not sure even in my own mind,” he says. “If I were king, I’m not sure what I would do at this point. And I don’t think I’m alone. This stuff is not easy.”

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One comment on “'Kind Of Scary': Congress Rewriting Rules Of Finance

  1. Jeffersonian says:

    $1.7 trillion smackeroos in the hole with another $10 trillion planned, and these are the guys telling others how to run their financial houses. Somehow, that just doesn’t fill me with confidence.

    Meanwhile, The President [ ] tells bankers, [url=http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0409/20871.html]”Nice bank…I’d hate to see an angry mob burn it to the ground.”[/url] Hugo Chavez has competition, folks.

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