...Yale University...check...therefore, must be smart.
...Fordham University Law School...check...therefore, must be hard-working and dilligent.
...married mother of two...check...must be a pillar of the community, it couldn’t be her fault.
Gee, I’m sorry, but if she were a former meth addict unmarried mother of three with a GED and an associates degree in accounting from ITT Technical Institute, who actually CAUGHT the fraud and helped to protect people’s life savings (not all the investors were “rich”), THEN I’d have respect for her.
There are consequences for signing your name on a document and attesting to its validity. Ask the people in the private sector about SOX, lady.
LOl and 'agree'; totally. Agree as well, with the expectations of 'consequences'. But then, we are speaking of Liberals here; and their story is an entirely different playbook. Albeit, we all suffer their consequences of the Lib MO.
Now we are getting to the real reason these frauds can occur. The SEC would rather hire the 20-something law grad rather than someone like me:
Former Financial Rep
Series 7
Passed the CFP
Economics major, but NO GRAD SCHOOL
The son of a money manager with 50+ years of experience
Traded as principal for a Wall Street firm
Actually traded the type of transaction Madoff used
Corporate Controller
Management Consulting for 10 years
You think the SEC would like to have people like me?
Don't hold your breath . . .