http://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2012/05/06/why-can-t-obama-bring-wall-street-to-justice.html Can this guy deliver on anything he promised?
Not only can't he deliver, but he's a hypocrite. Accepting tons of Wall Street money for his campaign and then turning around and acting as the savior of the so-called 99% is the ultimate hypocrisy. The guy is a joke.
So Obama is failing to convict the people YOUR party is trying to give the power to so that they can pull off the same crimes again. Your selective outrage is quaint. Republicans block Wall Street reform bill Senate Republicans held ranks on Monday and blocked a Democratic effort to overhaul the financial system and crack down on Wall Street. In a 57-41 vote, Democrats fell short of the 60 votes necessary to proceed to the Wall Street bill. http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/94485-gop-blocks-wall-st-bill Obama: GOP makes 'no sense' on Wall Street reform President Obama is pushing back against GOP attacks of his signature Wall Street reform law, saying in a recent interview that the party's critiques make "absolutely no sense." In a lengthy interview with Rolling Stone, the president also left open the door for further criminal prosecutions on Wall Street for actions leading up to the financial crisis. http://thehill.com/blogs/on-the-money/banking-financial-institutions/223591-obama-gop-makes-no-sense-on-wall-street-reform
I guess BO has to be careful of who he really goes after....I mean without the Wall Street types who will fund his campaign, right? Obviously BO talks one game but plays another. Talk about an example of world-class hypocrisy!
Deep in the pleasures of your partisan fest, you seem to forget that you can't convict people that haven't broken any laws. Lack of regulation inevitably leads to lack of broken laws. And who has pushed hardest for no regulation of the financial sector....YOUR party binky! YOUR party!
BO's problems continue... http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/bill_blockbuster_an_amateur_XJHYdaV5LT1vpr5I39IKrN http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=51433