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We've been hugely critical of Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, who we feel sold out the taxpayer last fall in his haste to save Wall Street. We also think Tim Geithner's approach to the financial crisis has been warped from the beginning. Full Article at The Business Insider
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"What the Treasury secretary basically said was that, yes, banks should take more risks and we should continue the loopholes," she said. Full Article at The Hill
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The federal deficit has ballooned by more than $1 trillion dollars this year. This does not make Tim Geithner very happy, but it also doesn’t worry him much, because spending more than we make is at best his third most-pressing priority. Full Article at DealBreaker
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Tim Geithner is, unquestionably, a hard working guy. He inherited an extreme set of circumstances and didn’t have a supporting cast around him until recently. There is no shortage of issues keeping TG up at night. Full Article at DealBreaker
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Last spring when he had just started as Treasury Secretary, Tim Geithner came across as timid, uncertain, and a little small in front of the TV cameras and on Capitol Hill. Full Article at Time Magazine
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If the Treasury secretary doesn't come down hard against these loopholes and advocate for closing them, we're going to have a hard time closing them in Congress ... So the Treasury secretary is dodging the issue.
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What the government has to do in a crisis it to provide a bridge until the economy can repair itself ... And again, you're starting to see it.
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One could say that all the growth in the third quarter is attributable to the impact of the recovery act. Another way of putting is, without the recovery act—given these estimates of its impact—the economy would have been flat rather that growing during the third quarter
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It's just the beginning ... This is a very tough economy still.
