Long article with some facts that bear comprehending. But there is an awful lot of superfluous crap that doesn’t need to be in it. I could give a crap about her early idealism and student loans, and we could do without a lot of the other add-ons. One would hope this could be boiled down to just a few concise paragraphs.
It can. Fleischmann is a an attorney who went into securities law and ended up with Chase and started noticing some irregularities; that they were buying bad loans that never should have been approved in the first place, that Chase was redoing the underwriting and repackaging them to make them look as though proper due diligence was exercised when it was really a sham. They were committing fraud when then they were getting rid of them selling then to investors misrepresenting them as A-OK loans. Dimon knew they were a sham and told his underlings to dump a lot of the loans to unsuspecting investors. The Justice got involved in investigating Chase and wouldn’t go way fining them in the billions of dollars. The billions were paid after Dimon, Chase’s CEO, tried to work back room deals so the case wouldn’t go to court and discovery reveal the snakes that they really were. No one knows where the billions went but we’re betting it didn’t go to the court systems and may explain why the Obamas and Holder don’t have a problem paying for whatever their hearts desire.
Thanks... I knew it could be done!
My only comment on this entire article is this: “When a person or organization issues (verbal or written) a policy of NO EMAILS, it is most likely up to criminal activities.
I believe this is especially so for Obama’s Administration.