I am 100% in favor of going after any of the financial services leaders who may have committed fraud that contributed to the credit crisis. The though occurred to me that it's just quite a "coincidence" that indictments are being handed down and accusations made against Goldman Sachs just as the O'administration is pushing their financial reforms package.

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I guess others have had the same thought....

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Probably not...easy talking point in November made even better if the repubs try to block it

Probably not...easy talking point in November made even better if the repubs try to block it

Don't understand you.

I am 100% in favor of going after any of the financial services leaders who may have committed fraud that contributed to the credit crisis. The though occurred to me that it's just quite a "coincidence" that indictments are being handed down and accusations made against Goldman Sachs just as the O'administration is pushing their financial reforms package.

News Headlines (http://www.cnbc.com/id/36631444)

Well I think its meant to be.
For some, it takes a illustrative point to drive home the need to reform this.
Here is the thieves :Goldman Sachs
Here's the way to keep it least likely from happening again:the reforms...