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It’s nice to see someone in the media looking out for everyday Americans. The fact is and it is well documented, House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank demonstrated the definition of willful blindness in the Fannie/Freddie cover up.
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Why isn’t mainstream media investigating this debacle? Why isn’t Frank being investigated instead of being considered as one of the leading investigators on why our economy collapsed?
He’s the fox in the henhouse. I’m outraged that he hasn’t been held accountable by anyone, but especially by the ABC, NBC, CBS demigods.
It’s shameful.
I’m glad Mr. O’Reilly had the courage to call him out. I wish more would.