“Buried in the recently passed Dodd-Frank financial reform bill are massive financial rewards for turning in your boss. The SEC is hoping that multimillion dollar rewards amounting to 10%-30% of sanction amounts will drive a stampede of whistleblowers to their doors with evidence of malfeasance and fraud by their employers.”
If Barney Frank is so generous with the bankers, I wonder why the bankers are supporting Republicans.
Dave Levinthal, a spokesman for the center, said: “What this says is that Wall Street is awfully angry with Democrats and sees Republicans as a better bet. They’re making an investment in the prospect of a Republican-controlled Congress that they perceive to be more favorable toward their bottom line.”
If Barney Frank is so generous with the bankers, I wonder why the bankers are supporting Republicans.
Dave Levinthal, a spokesman for the center, said: “What this says is that Wall Street is awfully angry with Democrats and sees Republicans as a better bet. They’re making an investment in the prospect of a Republican-controlled Congress that they perceive to be more favorable toward their bottom line.”
If Barney Frank is so generous with the bankers, I wonder why the bankers are supporting Republicans.
Dave Levinthal, a spokesman for the center, said: “What this says is that Wall Street is awfully angry with Democrats and sees Republicans as a better bet. They’re making an investment in the prospect of a Republican-controlled Congress that they perceive to be more favorable toward their bottom line.”
If Barney Frank is so generous with the bankers, I wonder why the bankers are supporting Republicans.
Dave Levinthal, a spokesman for the center, said: “What this says is that Wall Street is awfully angry with Democrats and sees Republicans as a better bet. They’re making an investment in the prospect of a Republican-controlled Congress that they perceive to be more favorable toward their bottom line.”
If Barney Frank is so generous with the bankers, I wonder why the bankers are supporting Republicans.
Dave Levinthal, a spokesman for the center, said: “What this says is that Wall Street is awfully angry with Democrats and sees Republicans as a better bet. They’re making an investment in the prospect of a Republican-controlled Congress that they perceive to be more favorable toward their bottom line.”
Nice try. Why don’t you check out who gave to Obama. There are a lot of banks including Deutesche Bank who gave to him. Try checking the facts once inawhile instead of being such a blatant party line man?
Nice try. Why don’t you check out who gave to Obama. There are a lot of banks including Deutesche Bank who gave to him. Try checking the facts once inawhile instead of being such a blatant party line man?
Nice try. Why don’t you check out who gave to Obama. There are a lot of banks including Deutesche Bank who gave to him. Try checking the facts once inawhile instead of being such a blatant party line man?
Nice try. Why don’t you check out who gave to Obama. There are a lot of banks including Deutesche Bank who gave to him. Try checking the facts once inawhile instead of being such a blatant party line man?
Nice try. Why don’t you check out who gave to Obama. There are a lot of banks including Deutesche Bank who gave to him. Try checking the facts once inawhile instead of being such a blatant party line man?
