This bill probably won't pass in the Senate, and has a snowball's chance of survival in the Mojave in summer, if it gets to the House of Representatives. But it makes a lot of sense. Wall Street bankers have already shown us that there are no limits to the unethical and illegal behavior they will condone, as long as it enhances their bottom line (profit margin). For them, nothing matters as much as the almighty dollar -- and putting any of them in charge of the Fed is like putting the fox in charge of the henhouse. The GOP will kill this bill though, because they care more about the bankers and other corporate executives than they do about ordinary Americans. They think those foxes should have the key to the henhouse (and sadly, too many Democrats agree).
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This bill probably won't pass in the Senate, and has a snowball's chance of survival in the Mojave in summer, if it gets to the House of Representatives. But it makes a lot of sense. Wall Street bankers have already shown us that there are no limits to the unethical and illegal behavior they will condone, as long as it enhances their bottom line (profit margin). For them, nothing matters as much as the almighty dollar -- and putting any of them in charge of the Fed is like putting the fox in charge of the henhouse. The GOP will kill this bill though, because they care more about the bankers and other corporate executives than they do about ordinary Americans. They think those foxes should have the key to the henhouse (and sadly, too many Democrats agree).
