Dick Gephardt's Spectacular Sellout

In March, months after the government gave an unprecedented $85 billion to AIG, the insurance giant released a list of counterparties, exposing some of the world's top financial institutions as the real recipients of the bailout. First among its peers, Goldman Sachs got a whopping $12.9 billion, despite having claimed in September to be insulated from AIG's troubles. Based on these revelations, Maryland Democratic Congressman Elijah Cummings, who had ... Full Story »

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Peter Henry
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by Peter Henry - Oct. 3, 2009

This is a disturbing article which documents how the systemic corruption of corporate money has - legally - bought Dick Gephardt's soul, or what is left of it.

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