via t r u t h o u t --
A political figure who was key to the destruction of 40 percent of
the wealth owned by citizens in the country that signed his paycheck should be
ignored or exiled.
Instead, just today, Larry Summers is given prime billing in The Washington Post to
whip up fear of expanding social safety net costs. Instead of being ridiculed for
helping to pave the way for the destruction of the Glass-Steagall act and for
demanding regulators have no say in the creation of hundreds of trillions of
dollars in unregulated derivatives, Summers is treated as if his opinion is still
relevant.
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