William K. Black, 03.28.2009
Assoc. Professor, Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City; Sr. regulator during S&L debacle
The FBI identified the epidemic of mortgage control fraud at such an early point that the financial crisis could have been averted had the Bush administration acted with even minimal competence.
Zack Exley, 11.28.2008
Kansas City
Inside the Obama campaign, almost without anyone noticing, an insurgent generation of organizers has built the Progressive movement a brand new and potentially durable people's organization, in a dozen states, rooted at the neighborhood level.
William K. Black, 10.13.2009
Assoc. Professor, Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City; Sr. regulator during S&L debacle
Five fatal flaws in the financial sector's current structure have created a monster that drains the real economy, promotes fraud and corruption, threatens democracy, and causes recurrent, intensifying crises.
William K. Black, 03.26.2009
Assoc. Professor, Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City; Sr. regulator during S&L debacle
Paulson and Geithner's refusal to comply with the law has already cost the taxpayers scores of billions of dollars in unnecessary costs. Geithner indicated Friday that he would continue to flout the law.
David K. Levine, 11.18.2009
John H. Biggs Distinguished Professor of Economics, Washington University in St. Louis
Crises have been ubiquitous throughout history. While we can't forecast them we do know how to learn from them. And we certainly have a good idea what not to do in response.
Graham Bensinger, 10.16.2008
The following day his appendix had to be immediately removed, and days later a doctor told Scott he had cancer.
William K. Black, 03.13.2009
Assoc. Professor, Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City; Sr. regulator during S&L debacle
The bankers have convinced the Bush and Obama administrations that the taxpayers should be looted to bail out risk capital. We should stop listening to the folks that caused the crisis.
Zack Exley, 09.15.2008
Kansas City
If Obama can boldly articulate a pro-life platform to reduce abortion, care for children and families, reduce arms and prevent war then he could bring about a seismic shift in electoral politics.
Zack Exley, 11.28.2009
Kansas City
An angry fringe of the middle class is turning to a "tea bagger" libertarian movement that promises utopia if only the government can be destroyed. And that movement is led by Glenn Beck.