But remember, they love the free market. That's what Wall Street and the GOP tell us anyway. Just make sure the "free" is free money from taxpayers. What a sad bunch of freeloaders. The only thing that's worse is that nobody is getting serious yet about the strings that ought to be attached. If we're going to subsidize these bums then what are we getting in return? Another CEO making millions in stock sale profits? Sorry, not interesting.
What is so difficult about talking money now, as in today? Give me specifics about the new regulations that will safeguard our investments. Tell me how we're going offer plans to help investors from getting ripped off by Wall Street charges on their retirement plans. Maybe even put a hold on executives from selling any of their shares until we have a clear picture of what is happening. These are extraordinary times so let's not miss the window. Let's talk about this now. Today. Not tomorrow. Today.
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