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Montana Congressman Dennis Rehberg:
While I agree with Rehberg on this- I have to ask one question- where was he and GW when for 8 years we saw little or no enforcement of the anti-trust laws- and some of the greatest integration/consolidation of the Big Corporates in the history of the country :???:
Maybe they need to take some advice from Teddy:
Last fall's TARP law aimed at freeing up lending hasn't worked, Rehberg said.
"The bigger banks are hoarding the money. That wasn't the intent. The intent was to free up the credit," he said.
Big banks considered "too big to fail," need to be broken up and bankers who broke laws and helped create this crisis should be punished, he said.
"I fall in the category of 'throw the bums in jail,' " Rehberg said, but he added that the country can never eliminate greed through legislation.
While I agree with Rehberg on this- I have to ask one question- where was he and GW when for 8 years we saw little or no enforcement of the anti-trust laws- and some of the greatest integration/consolidation of the Big Corporates in the history of the country :???:
Maybe they need to take some advice from Teddy:
I believe in corporations. They are indispensable instruments of our modern civilization; but I believe that they should be so supervised and so regulated that they shall act for the interest of the community as a whole.
~Theodore Roosevelt