[Hotlanta Mike]

You Won’t Believe Who Newt Gingrich Wants To Throw In Jail For The Financial Crisis?

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You mean the culprits?

[MNJohnnie]

Guess someone needs to play the video of Frank blocking reform of Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac calling it “politically motivated” or publish corrupt dealings with the big shots in the Financial sector.

[the invisib1e hand]

Capitalism doesn't create bubbles....people do.

[MNJohnnie]

Guess someone needs to play the video of Frank blocking reform of Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac calling it “politically motivated” or publish Dodd’s corrupt dealings with the big shots in the Financial sector.

[PhilosopherStone1000]

Have to agree with the Newtmeister on that one!

Bawney Fwank should be in prison just on general principle. Of course being Fwank, he’d probably enjoy the prison perks...

[Georgia Girl 2]

Gingrich is right. They all belong in jail.

[ken21]

Sen. Chris Dodd and Rep. Barney Frank

why not try them?

[dead]

Dodd, Frank and Andy Cuomo too.

They can even share a cell, like in Goodfellas.

Barney can grow out his prison p***y.

[vbmoneyspender]

If Dodd and Frank were Republicans, they’d have gone to jail along time ago.

[griswold3]

“It’s the system,stupid!”
Don’t hate the playas, bro! Hate the game!

[capydick]

He’s right - and the other’s running all need to agree on this and present a united front.

[Rashputin]

Why wouldn't I believe it? Everyone he named is guilty with Fwank and Dodd especially guilty over the housing bubble given that they both ridiculed Bush and his advisers for wanting to restrain Fannie and Freddie back in 2002, 2003, and even into 2004. Bush said that unless they were reigned in there would be a banking crisis due to there being too many bundled loans that were over valued. Look it up, they weren't keeping their opinions secret, but Fwank and Dodd were out front mocking Bush, insulting those who testified in Congress, and acting like Bush was just too stupid to see what a great scheme they were running.

They not only need put in prison for their financial crimes, they all need to be tried for treason as well because they knew they were going to cripple our economy and that was part of their goal.

I'm glad someone finally said it.

Regards

[EyeGuy]

Color me surprised.

I thought Gingrich was deeply committed to the “my good friend from Massachusetts...”, Beltway elite, insiders club.

Yes, he said hard jail time.

[OldNavyVet]

That seals it ... I’m for Newt.

[Vendome]

He’s exactly right.

These charlatans, masquerading as Pratorian to the proletariat are mere street hustlers who have hurt untold numbers of retirees, women and children, all while lining their coffers and pockets.

[WKUHilltopper]

I agree...they all should be in jail. So why aren’t they?

[from occupied ga]

You Won't Believe Who Newt Gingrich Wants To Throw In Jail For The Financial Crisis

You won't believe how little I care what Newt Gingrich thinks or says.

[GBA]

I didn't see his response, only read about it. Well...now I've seen it. Wow! Newt!! Good to have you back!!!

Obviously, not all is forgiven and certainly not forgotten, but the country needs exactly what he offered up in his debate answer. That was magnificent.

[McGruff]

Keep this up Newt I could actually forgive your past mistakes.

[Dr. Thorne]

I'm starting a new crusade to "out" the financial media types who don't admit their political philosophies, but somehow seem to be conservative or Austrian in their economic views, They are frauds and need to be called out.

The Business Insider and their various writers are of this type. This website is NOT conservative in any way. You might as well be relying on the financial honesty of Paul Krugman if you are willing take what is written on The Business Insider as truth or their opinions as anything but progressive political agitprop.

Another fraud is this cartoon character known as Max Keiser. His Russian parents clearly taught him the tactic of disinformation. He has a lot of people fooled and is followed by mostly over-heated cranks, but his apoplectic opinions seem to get into the media in this age of "viral" soundbites.