First it was Freddie Mac, then JPMorgan, and now Citigroup?

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Good to see the Global Elites are keeping Obama busy by making their top guys, Obama's Chief of Staff. Not once, not twice, but now three times.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs...roup-made-money-mortgage-defaults_616230.html

President Obama's first chief of staff Rahm Emanuel once sat on the board of troubled federal mortgage giant Freddie Mac. Bill Daley, the president's chief of staff whose departure was announced today, was previously a top executive at financial firm J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. So of course there should be little surprise that Obama's latest chief of staff, announced today by the president himself, also has deep ties to the financial industry himself.

From 2006-2008, Jack Lew was chief operating officer of Citibank's alternative investments division. And it was his division that made billions of dollars betting "U.S. homeowners would not be able to make their mortgage payments," as the Huffington Post reported


Good old Obama, making sure we are all the "little guys."

 
I think it'd be fund to see Newt Gingrich get the Republican nomination. Then we'd have someone who directly earned millions from Freddie for a candidate. I suspect other Republicans will stop talking about Freddie, at least until the election season is over.
 
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