[snakeoil]

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Presidential candidates are presently arguing over whether large financial institutions need to be reined in further or ought to be loosed from the shackles of the Dodd-Frank Act, which imposed new rules on them in the wake of the financial crisis. Now, a former Bush administration official who helped oversee the bailout of the banking industry in 2008 and 2009 is weighing in with the suggestion that new regulations aren’t enough: big banks must be broken up.

Neel Kashkari hardly seems the sort to advocate an assault on the banking industry. A former Goldman Sachs banker, he served as acting Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial Stability at the end of the George W. Bush administration and through the first few months of the Obama administration, managing the Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP), commonly known as the bank bailout.

[Grog]

Good luck with that.

[johnforbes]

We can all bank on Grog's dumb remarks.

But there's no interest.

[Intrepid]

Grog, being a Canadian, has no oar in the water here. His opinion is just as weak and irrelevant as the land of his birth. Now, if we need maple syrup for our pancakes we may need Grog. Otherwise he can just go back to weeping over his skidmarked collection of Jockey for Her cotton briefs, the sole reminder of his star crossed (and failed) attempted seduction of the queen of beer farts and anal sex. Another hot shiksa that will only occupy his mastubatory fantasies and his rejected letters to Penthouse Forum.
BUT, never, ever, his bed.

Sucks to be you Jewboy.

Oy Vey!