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The Bipartisan March to Fiscal Madness

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David Stockman, Reagan's Budget Director prodigy, on bank behaviour and solutions to the banking and economic crisis.

01/20/2010

Stockman takes on the banks as instruments of the impoverishment of the U.S. economy and of the American middle class. He derides the loose monetary policy of the Fed, that has encouraged insane and socially unproductive behaviours of the American banks.

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