Geithner: Fox in the henhouse or cop on the beat?
there was one significant question that wasn't being asked, at least not directly. And that was: If we change the rules, will you enforce them? Full Story »
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Dwight Rousu - Mar 27, 2009 - 2:24 AM PDT
Leonard adds perspective. What good will the new laws do if the new laws are also not enforced. He says a tacit admission from government has been in place more or less since the election of Ronald Reagan that regulators wouldn't be too industrious in applying the rules. Is that changing?
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