Turns out that Democrat Senator Chris Dodd is the guy who slipped the language in there. And he received $108,000 from AIG in campaign donations. Where were you then … and now … on that issue.

You blame your readers – and the world – for not knowing as if they have deep inside access to that. What a bizarro world you see. In reality, Tim Geitner knew weeks ago but never disclosed it publicly until it happened – O'Bama has broken all of his transparency promises (bill waiting periods the most relevant here). Gary Peters voted for a bill he didn't have time to read or investigate – that's why his faux outrrage is misplaced. He demands AIG employees admit their moral responsibility – unless he at least admits his own while doing that, its hypocritical.

Where were you then? Where everyone else was – in the non-transparent dark.

Where are we now on government spending? In the dark – until its too late to do anything about the open barn doors.

I'll admit to you that now-out-of-power Republicans share some historical culpability, but that not the issue of who had the “last clear chance” to stop this accident, as the term of legal art would suggest. It also doesn't represent real change – shifting blame is politics as usual.

Turns out that Democrat Senator Chris Dodd is the guy who slipped the language in there. And he received $108,000 from AIG in campaign donations. Where were you then … and now … on that issue.

You blame your readers – and the world – for not knowing as if they have deep inside access to that. What a bizarro world you see. In reality, Tim Geitner knew weeks ago but never disclosed it publicly until it happened – O'Bama has broken all of his transparency promises (bill waiting periods the most relevant here). Gary Peters voted for a bill he didn't have time to read or investigate – that's why his faux outrrage is misplaced. He demands AIG employees admit their moral responsibility – unless he at least admits his own while doing that, its hypocritical.

Where were you then? Where everyone else was – in the non-transparent dark.

Where are we now on government spending? In the dark – until its too late to do anything about the open barn doors.

I'll admit to you that now-out-of-power Republicans share some historical culpability, but that not the issue of who had the “last clear chance” to stop this accident, as the term of legal art would suggest. It also doesn't represent real change – shifting blame is politics as usual.

Turns out that Democrat Senator Chris Dodd is the guy who slipped the language in there. And he received $108,000 from AIG in campaign donations. Where were you then … and now … on that issue.

You blame your readers – and the world – for not knowing as if they have deep inside access to that. What a bizarro world you see. In reality, Tim Geitner knew weeks ago but never disclosed it publicly until it happened – O'Bama has broken all of his transparency promises (bill waiting periods the most relevant here). Gary Peters voted for a bill he didn't have time to read or investigate – that's why his faux outrrage is misplaced. He demands AIG employees admit their moral responsibility – unless he at least admits his own while doing that, its hypocritical.

Where were you then? Where everyone else was – in the non-transparent dark.

Where are we now on government spending? In the dark – until its too late to do anything about the open barn doors.

I'll admit to you that now-out-of-power Republicans share some historical culpability, but that not the issue of who had the “last clear chance” to stop this accident, as the term of legal art would suggest. It also doesn't represent real change – shifting blame is politics as usual.

Where were you then?

He voted for the package. He didn't read it. He agreed with the president that the package should be rushed fast and again, didn't read.

He should Tax all Congressman who make more than $100,000 and voted for the bill at 100% tax rate before he tries to turn his own steaming lump of dung into political gold.