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CNBC Commentators Defend 'Fat Cat Bankers', Show No Remorse for the Little Guy
Staff Reporter, OpEd
Last Updated:- Jan. 21, 2010 - 5:45pm EST

(NEW YORK)--
If you were to listen to CNBC, or other pro-Wall Street pundits who seem to live in a bubble, you would think that the banks can do no wrong, and people should just eat their cake and like it.

As Obama proposes restrictions on risky investments, especially for large financial institutions who just so happened to be rescued through government intervention, special interest pundits hit the airwaves blaming the government, and not the parties that caused this crisis with their own greed.

Many of these talking heads still go off to their corporate junkets, and fail to realize most people don't have private car services to and from work, but rather live check-to-check in an ever difficult economy. Take a listen to Larry Kudlow, or Maria Bartiromo, and one would think the recession is over, and that people complaining about their difficult situations are just 'whiners'.

They fail to realize the real effect these institutions with their leveraged trades have caused. The countless cases of stress related heart attacks, cancers, suicides, and family break-ups, which will reverberate with the kids for years to come, because the banks need their profits and forced foreclosures. Wheter it's the banks taking swine flu vaccines from pregnant women and children, raising banking and overdraft fees on struggling Americans, or skimming transaction costs for Haiti disaster relief donations, the banks continue to show a lack of respect or heart for the common man.

Some of these pundits say that these banks are free to do what they want since they have paid back their government TARP infusions, with interest. So, in that sense, if we were in World War 2 again the banks would justify investing in the Nazi economy as they should be free to achieve maximum profits where ever the can.

These talking heads sit at home eating their prime cut steaks, while many Americans wonder if they will have a job, and how they will come up with next months rent. Let it be known, that these pundits, and republican defenders of the banks will have to answer to the people come the fall of 2010. 

But, for now, these financial talking heads just say, 'let them eat cake'.

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