Just put and ad in the paper “Tax Cheat” wanted knowledge of economics not required, must be tens of thousands of them working on wall street.
Yesterday, Kudlow and a couple of his guests were talking about this. They mentioned Volcker, Emmelt, Bloomberg and Warren as possibilities. They liked Volcker and Immelt, but not Warren and thought Bloomberg was too much of a free spirit. They might have mentioned others, but those are the ones I recall.
They actually thought Geithner had done a decent job but thought his credibility was damaged from the get go because of the tax fiasco.
Only a fool will accept the job.
To be associated with the foolhardy Messianic debacle verges on stupidity. To accept the burden of working for those who insist on the impossible favorable conclusion and responsibility for juggling the increasing number of balls is foolishness.
“...is highlighting how much Wall Street’s reputation might have recovered from the financial crisis”
Just where do they get this cr%&?
Does this mean Wall St thinks they’ve gotten away with it?!! Is that what they’re talking about!!
Maybe this is just the excuse they need to spring Bernie Madoff from prison. They could use someone experienced at running a Ponzi scheme or two.