The poll of more than 1,400 adults, representing a cross-section of the U.S. population, shows that half of the respondents believe there has not been enough reform to prevent a future crisis. As many as 44 percent of those polled believe the government should not have bailed out financial institutions, while only 22 percent thought it was the right move. Fifty-three percent think not enough was done to prosecute bankers; 15 percent were satisfied with the effort.Of course nothing will happen to them. Oh sure, they get to pretend that Larry Summers is a victim, so there's that.
[cross-posted at Firedoglake]
1 comment:
butbutbt wall street made it LEGAL! no fair!
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