Friday, September 19, 2008

Is it time for Chris Dodd to resign?

We have heard all about Freddie Mae and Freddia Mac. We have heard all about how there is so much greed on Wall Street that clearly we need more regulation. Senator Barack Obama has on multiple occasions in the past few days bemoaned the lack of regulation by the Bush Administration in regard to regulating Wall Street.

However, we theoretically do have oversight on banking and on lending. It is called the US Senate Banking Committee which Senator Dodd is the Chairman. He is also the number one recipient of lobbying funds by the organizations that he was supposed to oversee. But wait, he is not satisfied to just stand on the sidelines now. He expressed his opinion today (Reuters):

U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd on Friday warned the Bush administration that it must work with Congress this weekend on details of a Wall Street bailout package that has not been fully unveiled to lawmakers.

"None of us have any idea what the details are," said Dodd, adding that the Treasury Department and Federal Reserve should not present a package next week as a "fait accompli."


Why Mr Dodd? So you can make sure your currupt backside is covered? I don't think so. Resign now to reduce the damage to your party. You are now a liability and if you don't resign soon, Senator Barack Obama will have to explain why he is right behind you in lobbyist contributions and an active participant in this massive economic failure.

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2 Comments:

At September 20, 2008 at 4:52 AM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yes, along with Barry Frank that stopped McCain's bill in 2006 that would have stopped Fan/Fred's Mac irresponsible practices

 
At October 11, 2008 at 9:59 AM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Resign at once and return ALL of the $13 mil he took from the banks and AIG

 

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