JP Morgan has finally, finally been brought up to account in the congressional hearings yesterday. Senators Levin and McCain could barely contain their disdain and outrage suffering the self-serving and evasive responses to their incisive and deeply prepared questioning.

Selecting Jamie Dimon would be a gift to the powerful investment bank constituency plying their trade already in the all too comfortable niche of 'too big to fail.'

If the Justice Department can catch a baseball player, why can't it catch the guy who forecloses on peoples' homes, and whose actions pressured the economy to his own benefit while millions were losing their jobs?

Two societal disasters impacting our world and lives. At least one of the corporate of the players seems so far to understand its responsibilities.