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There is no doubt that Patrick Fitzgerald should be the US attorney General. But that might have been a bit too much change for Obama's liking.But Fitzgerald still has a lot of work to do in Illinois. There is no way Obama could fire this guy now even if he wanted to.

I'd vote for this guy if he ran for politics because he is really trying to bring change to Politics and I truly believe in his brand of change. This guy is taking on anyone and everyone and because of that he might end up dead soon.

I won! $500 on Obama -140 on May 7th. Wall Street's candidate won too

The horrible play towards near the bubble by some players drives me just about nuts at times. Pop Quiz - Situation is: There are 6 players left and the shortstack has 350 chips and is in the bb when the blinds are 100-200. What do you do? A. Everyone at the table call his 200 regardless of the two cards you have. If he pushes in his last 150 then everyone call him. IT doesn't matter what two cards he has he is more than likely going to lose if all 6 players play it through.BTW, never ever ever ever ever raise another player out the pot if the player in 6th is all-in. This one drives me insane.

The guys from Goldman Sachs were the ones they lead the US into the crisis. That is a fact! So recruit more because they warned their friends to bail?

Turn to a blind eye to it if you want. Meanwhile the stock market is the midst of Major Crash and Paulson, a Bush Appointee, who performed very poorly in his job to prepare the US for this crisis inexplicably has the support of Barack Obama.You would think a Democrat running for president would be very critical of the secretary of Finance of one of the most unpopular presidents in history when under his watch he led the economy straight into an iceberg.But instead he says maybe he'll keep him on the job for a while.http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2008/09/21/o...ing-transition/

Exactly. And they are assured to influence Obama as presidentGuess who will be advising him in his pick for the next treasury secretary. "Obama has made it clear he would rely on former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin for advice in his choice. "Yeah that Same Rubin.http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...&refer=home

http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/whos...&dist=msr_1

Yeah but you have to know they've stopped hacking first

The secretary of finance shouldn't be anyone associated with Wall Street at all. Wall Street execs are the ones who got us into this mess. Yet we are suppose to trust them to get us out of it?

Former Goldman Sachs executives have been running the department of finance for a while. And look where they have lead us

Yeah they have guided the US well over the last 12 years.

The question is where will it be at when the Obama administration is over. By the way CEOS of companies don't really care about their investors.

YEAH! Is that greed hard to fathom for you? It shouldn't be.

The secretary of finance is Henry Paulson. Former CEO of Goldman Sachs.The $700 Billion bailout is be guided by Neel Kashkari a former Goldman Sachs executive. Robert Rubin the secretary of finance under Clinton was Vice Chairman and Co-Chief Operating Officer at Goldman from 1987 to 1990.Forget Corporations running the country. It Is One Corporation. GOLDMAN SACHS!