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In the opinion of Mr. Nocera in
The Hole in Holders Legacy of the news paper
New York Times , I am not
understanding Mr. Nocera. Is it that he do not believe that the
administration would have suffered had the Attorney General gone
after the men in the banks and insurance companies that precipitated
the melt down, or is he arguing that he should have done more anyway?
I can't tell. Though I myself would have loved to see more
prosecutions, I am a realist person. The administration would have
been clobbered by everyone
This collapse happened because we are greedy and willing to
ignore decency as long as we are making so much money. And I might
add, we run the risk of a repeat as this as I see in your newspaper
articles indicating that car dealers are now using the same tactics,
despite the regulations. Is there no stopping us? I think not. And
laying this on Mr. Holder is useless.
read liberals, conservatives, tea party,
independent had they attempted to do more. As such I give them
Holder credit for his efforts to prosecute, his success in collecting
the fines he did and his effort to ensure the announcement of the
reforms that are now in place. There is much on which to build.