‘Democracy Now’: Matt Taibbi’s Still on Wall Street’s Case
Good thing for that, too, as the middle and lower classes are clearly still feeling the fallout from Wall Street bandits' fraudulent scheming Here, Taibbi names some names and tells Amy Goodman how the architects of our current economic catastrophe got away with their crime so far.Good thing for that, too, as the middle and lower classes are clearly still feeling the fallout from Wall Street bandits’ fraudulent scheming. Here, Taibbi names some names and tells Amy Goodman how the architects of our current economic catastrophe got away with their crime … so far. –KA
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