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WaMu's $375 billion in Community Reinvestment Act loans was for pikers! A reader writes:
Here is a direct quote from a full-page ad placed by Bank of America in today's (2/4/09) WSJ under the heading "Bank of America's Promise to America:"
"We began a 10-year, $1.5 trillion investment in low-to-moderate income and minority communities -- the largest investment of its kind in America."
Gregg Keizer writes at Computerworld:
The Community Reinvestment Act, which authorizes the four federal bank regulators to veto a bank's plan to buy another bank if it's not lending or giving enough money to the right kind of people, is one of those things that sounds too boring to worry about. But, at least 600 outfits of "community organizers" find it fascinating (and lucrative) enough to belong to the National Community Reinvestment Coalition.
Peter Brimelow writes: Today's unemployment numbers showed an unexpected slight decline—unexpected unless you've been in this field a long time, and know how volatile (and inaccurate) month-to
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