How Will Treasury Pick the Banks to Save? Just Trust Them

ProPublica by Paul Kiel | Oct. 22, 2008 (Special Report)

Lacking clear criteria, the process lacks crucial transparency, said Ross Levine, a professor of economics at Brown University. "It seems an essential part of the U.S. approach to government that we don't trust the angelic behavior of anybody." Full Story »

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Isabelle LaBranch
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 by Isabelle LaBranch - Oct. 22, 2008

I think the topic of this story is extremely relevant, however I was deterred by the tone of the author. He sounds disgusted with whats going on and that is effecting his objectivity. I am having trouble believing him because I can sense his feelings on the topic.

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