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A new rule has been put in place.

good rule. Here is the truth. Gramm leach bililey act of 1999 crushed the american economy from the inside. It is the one true moment in time that traces the start of our downfall. The passage of the act in november of 1999 is the greatest misstake of the twentieth century.

All it said was that banks were allowed to buy securities companies.
The other 600 pages were a decoy to keep congress tied down reading it rather than understanding the impact.

A new rule has been put in place.

I suppose that we can ask if anyone else heard something on the show (hard to get a link to something that was on the radio).

I suppose that we can ask if anyone else heard something on the show (hard to get a link to something that was on the radio).

How do you link something you heard on another talk show, how can that be linked? Because I heard something on another Progressive talk show about McCain's financial voting record for 2008 on Capital Hill.