Obama Donors in 2008 (Source: Opensecrets.org)
In the attached article the authors examine the bizarre tack of the current administration when it comes to financial crime.
In light of a new Department of Justice investigation into what happened last week at JPMorgan the authors explain that despite any public chastisement, little is likely to come from the investigation. This is the same DOJ that hasn’t charged Jon Corzine with anything despite piles of evidence that some real nastiness went on.
On the one hand the administration talks about the “greed” on Wall Street. On the other hand they raise money from those who have engaged in this “greed.” Goldman Sachs gave more to Obama in 2008 than any other private entity. JPMorgan was not far behind.
Obama knows how to butter his political bread and going after Jamie Dimon and Company at JPMorgan might make that a bit more difficult, especially since the banks now have a buddy from Bain running on the GOP side.
[...] finally, as Nick Sorrentino of the AgainstCronyCapitalism.org blog points out, in 2008, JP Morgan Chase employees donated $ 808,799 to then-candidate Barack [...]
[...] finally, as Nick Sorrentino of the AgainstCronyCapitalism.org blog points out, in 2008, JP Morgan Chase employees donated $808,799 to then-candidate Barack [...]
[...] finally, as Nick Sorrentino of the AgainstCronyCapitalism.org blog points out, in 2008, JP Morgan Chase employees donated $808,799 to then-candidate Barack [...]
[...] finally, as Nick Sorrentino of the AgainstCronyCapitalism.org blog points out, in 2008, JP Morgan Chase employees donated $808,799 to then-candidate Barack [...]
[...] finally, as Nick Sorrentino of the AgainstCronyCapitalism.org blog points out, in 2008, JP Morgan Chase employees donated $808,799 to then-candidate Barack [...]
[...] finally, as Nick Sorrentino of the AgainstCronyCapitalism.org blog points out, in 2008, JP Morgan Chase employees donated $808,799 to then-candidate Barack [...]
[...] finally, as Nick Sorrentino of the AgainstCronyCapitalism.org blog points out, in 2008, JP Morgan Chase employees donated $808,799 to then-candidate Barack [...]
[...] finally, as Nick Sorrentino of the AgainstCronyCapitalism.org blog points out, in 2008, JP Morgan Chase employees donated $808,799 to then-candidate Barack [...]
[...] profiting off of the lack of EBT card security, and with politicians receiving large campaign contributions from EBT processors like JP Morgan, little is likely to change anytime soon. [...]
[...] profiting off of the lack of EBT card security, and with politicians receiving large campaign contributions from EBT processors like JP Morgan, little is likely to change anytime soon. [...]
[...] employees were among then-candidate Barack Obama’s largest supporters, donating a combined $808,799, an investment that has resulted in a handsome financial return for the big bank. Indeed, [...]
[...] employees were among then-candidate Barack Obama’s largest supporters, donating a combined $808,799, an investment that has resulted in a handsome financial return for the big bank. Indeed, [...]
[...] employees were among then-candidate Barack Obama’s largest supporters, donating a combined $808,799, an investment that has resulted in a handsome financial return for the big bank. Indeed, under [...]
[...] as food stamp rolls have swelled to a staggering 46.7 million Americans, the number of agents tasked with cracking down on food stamp abuse has not kept pace the explosion [...]
[...] benefiting from the rapid rise in food stamps are companies like JP Morgan–which donated $808,799 to Obama’s 2008 campaign–who administer Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards. A [...]
[...] benefiting from the rapid rise in food stamps are companies like JP Morgan–which donated $808,799 to Obama’s 2008 campaign–who administer Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards. A [...]
[...] benefiting from the rapid rise in food stamps are companies like JP Morgan–which donated $808,799 to Obama’s 2008 campaign–who administer Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards. A [...]
[...] benefiting from the rapid rise in food stamps are companies like JP Morgan–which donated $808,799 to Obama’s 2008 campaign–who administer Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards. A [...]
[...] at least $560,492,596 since 2004 processing the Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards. In 2008, JP Morgan donated $808,799 to Barack Obama’s presidential [...]
[...] at least $560,492,596 since 2004 processing the Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards. In 2008, JP Morgan donated $808,799 to Barack Obama’s presidential [...]
[...] (EBT) cards profit when the welfare rolls swell. Since 2004, for example, JP Morgan, which donated $808,799 to Barack Obama in 2008, has made at least $560,492,596 running EBT programs for 18 [...]
[...] at least $560,492,596 since 2004 processing the Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards. In 2008, JP Morgan donated $808,799 to Barack Obama’s presidential [...]
[...] (EBT) cards profit when the welfare rolls swell. Since 2004, for example, JP Morgan, which donated $808,799 to Barack Obama in 2008, has made at least $560,492,596 running EBT programs for 18 [...]
[...] at least $560,492,596 since 2004 processing the Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards. In 2008, JP Morgan donated $808,799 to Barack Obama’s presidential [...]
[...] (EBT) cards profit when the welfare rolls swell. Since 2004, for example, JP Morgan, which donated $808,799 to Barack Obama in 2008, has made at least $560,492,596 running EBT programs for 18 [...]
[...] (EBT) cards profit when the welfare rolls swell. Since 2004, for example, JP Morgan, which donated $808,799 to Barack Obama in 2008, has made at least $560,492,596 running EBT programs for 18 [...]
[...] (EBT) cards profit when the welfare rolls swell. Since 2004, for example, JP Morgan, which donated $808,799 to Barack Obama in 2008, has made at least $560,492,596 running EBT programs for 18 [...]
[...] (EBT) cards profit when the welfare rolls swell. Since 2004, for example, JP Morgan, which donated $808,799 to Barack Obama in 2008, has made at least $560,492,596 running EBT programs for 18 [...]
[...] at least $560,492,596 since 2004 processing the Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards. In 2008, JP Morgan donated $808,799 to Barack Obama’s presidential [...]
[...] it's only worth $560,492,596 running that program in those States. But considering they donated $808,799 to Barack Obama in 2008, that's an awesome ROI yep, sure looks like they really care for the [...]
[...] benefiting from the rapid rise in food stamps are companies like JP Morgan–which donated $808,799 to Obama’s 2008 campaign–who administer Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards. A [...]
[...] benefiting from the rapid rise in food stamps are companies like JP Morgan–which donated $808,799 to Obama’s 2008 campaign–who administer Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards. A [...]