Corporate Regulation is Usually a Good Thing
At 5 pm on the Fox Business Network, Mark debates Eric Bolling on the subject.
Then at 7 pm on the Inside Scoop, Mark devotes his entire show to the topic.
See clips below.
If there’s one thing the massive environmental and human disaster caused by the British Petroleum oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and the massive environmental and human disaster caused by the Massey Energy Company in West Virginia have in common, it’s that they both show the severe risk caused by too little Government regulation of energy companies as well as the uselessness of the massive corporate welfare and limitations on liability we taxpayers are forced to give them.
British Petroleum Must Pay
Corporate Regulation is Usually a Good Thing
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Robt May 4, 2010 2:44 am
I give any banking reform comming out of Congress to be a 4 or 5 on that scale of 1-10. I have been loosing any hope of decent banking regorm altogether. The GOP have reached some sort of back room deal with the Dems prior to the Repubs dropping their filabuster.
Robt May 4, 2010 2:37 am
I give any banking reform comming out of Congresss to be a 4 or 5 on the scale of 1-10.
Robt May 4, 2010 2:35 am
I appreciate the use of the word, “Usually” as in regulation is ususally a good thing.
When who writes it?
It would usually be a good thing if Congress audited the Fed..
On a scale of 1-10 over the [ositve strength of any Banking regulations.
Like, separating risky betting banks from savings and loans.
Or, Banning banks from the Fed (cash) window that play exotic bets and even those that play in derivitives and naked shorts.
There should be a higher standard of those banks that can get cash from the Fed window.