Writing at Market Ticker, Karl Denninger uses these three words in the same sentence:
“Cuomo, integrity, and public interest”
I read the entire article twice, just to be sure that I saw it correctly, but there it is, “Congratulations to Mr. Cuomo for having the integrity and public interest necessary to go after this matter…”
I suppose it’s not too surprising. As with several lines of demarcation in the financial meltdown blame game, this one does not easily lend itself to the left/right paradigm. If there is one area of apparent agreement between all factions however, it is that the rotten foundation of worthless mortgages underlies the current financial mess.
And no one has more to answer for than Andrew Cuomo.
Seeing Cuomo trying to don the white hat in all this is like Ted Kennedy joining a local M.A.D.D. chapter. The American public should know better. Denninger has no excuse – - he does know better.
Filed under: business and economy, government corruption Tagged: | AIG bonuses, Andrew Cuomo, Karl Denninger, M.A.D.D., Market Ticker, subpoenas, Ted Kenedy, Village Voice









