wall street crooks

[dontlop]

GAI [Government Accountability Institute] details how the George W. Bush and Bill Clinton administrations both actually took down financial criminals - unlike the Obama administration. Between 2002 and 2008, for instance, GAI points out how a Bush administration task force "obtained over 1,300 corporate fraud convictions, including those of over 130 corporate vice presidents and over 200 CEOs and corporate presidents."

"Clinton's DOJ prosecuted over 1,800 S&L (savings and loans) executives, senior officials, and directors, and over 1,000 of them were sent to jail," GAI adds.

But, despite having "promised more of the same," especially in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, the Obama administration's DOJ has not brought criminal charges against a single major Wall Street executive.

The Bush and Clinton administrations' track records on prosecuting white-collar crime, and the Obama administration's failure to do so, Schweizer said, is "evidence that this has less to do with some sort of partisan or philosophical issue."

Read more: http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2012/08/who_really_unchained_wall_street.html#ixzz265PD6sNb

[carlos in san diego]

Your quote says George Bush got convictions but does not say how many went to jail. Personally I suspect your information is skewed and slanted, although I agree that obama is a criminal, your point is just to make him look worse than Bush and Clinton. And there is no one worse that Bush....he and his whole family should be in jail for domestic terrorism and genocide in Iraq, among many other charges and you can minimize the issues all you want or paint him with a saintly brush if you like...but it does not alter the facts. He's the lowest form of criminal!

Carlos

[pragerbabe]

Thank you for the actual facts and another web site for me to bookmark. Keep them coming, maybe we will get through to a couple of holdouts.

[dontlop]

obama still hasnt done anything