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Many here have lamented WFC's and similar customer behaviors, while others bragged of their wisdom in purchasing WFC. Other have regularly posed questions about wtf is up w/ financial-corporate prosecutions in general. All explained here:
"Numerous explanations have been offered for the failure of the Obama Justice Department to hold the big banks accountable: corporate lobbying in Washington, appeals-court rulings that tightened the definitions of certain types of corporate crime, the redirecting of investigative resources after 9/11. But Eisinger homes in on a subtler factor: the professional psychology of élite federal prosecutors."
Old news. The swamp's been drained. Those élite federal prosecutors all tendered their resignations. Well, except for Preet Bharara; he was fired.
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Old news. The swamp's been drained. Those élite federal prosecutors all tendered their resignations. Well, except for Preet Bharara; he was fired.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2017/07/07/fired-federal-prosecutors-share-secret-resignation-letters/459134001/
'Swamp'??