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Buying Back Big Banks
With bonus money It's Chase and Goldman's attitudes! Those profits should be ours, not theirs. Washington's been their enabler. Must we assign them new au pairs? Though antitrust has its adherents, it's relatively hard to sell. But who'd not want to buy back banks that claim they're doing fairly well? Surely not those wheeler-dealers who have made their fortunes there, Each of whom has risked our dollars on his way to billionaire. Why settle for the status quo when indications are they'll fleece us? One solution is, of course, to split them into little pieces. But wouldn't it be kinder to persuade them to close ranks, Using bonuses they're given as down payments on their banks? Let ev'ryone who works at Goldman and at J.P. Morgan Chase Know bonuses could otherwise disappear without a trace. Next time around there'll be no bailing and Fed windows will be closed Despite Tim Geithner's remonstrations. We're sick and tired of being hosed.
Bob Carlson To 'Bush League Banks' To 'Goldman Sachs' To 'Goldman Can Spare You a Dime' To 'Wall Street speed dial gets Tim Geithner directly' |