Corporate Greed and the fall of Our Economy
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Today our economy is in a tail spin between greed from such corporate giants as Enron, WorldCom, and the nonsense lending from our leading institutions such as Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac. Our country has lost sight of what the American dream was based on. We have allowed a chosen few to over spend rip us off as a nation break our banks, and then ask us to bail them out on the backs of the tax payer.
Congress passed a $700 billion rescue bill early this year Part of a sweeping $1 trillion government plan to calm the stock market and unfreeze credit the unprecedented rescue came amid mounting fears of a deep recession. The government's efforts included the ...
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