Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) discusses greed and the foreclosure crisis, and calls for a "new Wall Street" during a recent conversation at Brave New Studios in Culver City, CA. Produced by Brave New ...
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) discusses greed and the foreclosure crisis, and calls for a "new Wall Street" during a recent conversation at Brave New Studios in Culver City, CA. Produced by Brave New Foundation. We must put a human face on the foreclosure crisis affecting millions of families. Go to FightingForOurHomes.com
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You mean like Citi bank, which is now valued at .99 a share? Yeah those guys sure are doing a bang up job. All of these execs have been dismal failures - focused on enriching themselves rather than developing a long-term, sustainable strategy for success.
What I don't get is why people still insist these guys are "good management". In fact the opposite is true, that's why we have pumped trillions of dollars in to rescue them!
No offense but that is one of the most asinine comments I've ever read.
I could give you a response but it would take paragraphs to explain everything from basic laws of physics to shapes to colors to letters...my god where do I start with you?
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On their own. They own this place. It's time for them to go.
What I don't get is why people still insist these guys are "good management". In fact the opposite is true, that's why we have pumped trillions of dollars in to rescue them!
I could give you a response but it would take paragraphs to explain everything from basic laws of physics to shapes to colors to letters...my god where do I start with you?