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Lars28

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40. Yes, and yet they cost the taxpayers billions of dollars.
Fri Apr 4, 2014, 12:20 PM
Apr 2014

Because they allowed the S&L scam to go on long after it should have been stopped. Result: the bailout was much more expensive.

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I had NO IDEA that I was going to be throwing and "DING-DONG" party.... Ecumenist Apr 2014 #1
And contributed to huge losses in my working class neighborhood with his scams. I hated RTC, and all freshwest Apr 2014 #34
I think it's going to be warm where he's going. Just sayin'........... nt okaawhatever Apr 2014 #2
"Daddy... can you tell me the story again of the time..." MannyGoldstein Apr 2014 #3
Long, long ago dear there were two evil welfare queens..... DeSwiss Apr 2014 #17
But then another judge came back and set him free. :/ tofuandbeer Apr 2014 #29
Wonderful news! bluestateguy Apr 2014 #4
It's paytime for Keating. Wouldn't want to be in his shoes! Auntie Bush Apr 2014 #5
Chuck was a royal asshole!!!! Playinghardball Apr 2014 #6
If he had been a Bankster these days, he would still be working SoapBox Apr 2014 #7
Don't forget a put a good word in for Gramps McCain... MrMickeysMom Apr 2014 #8
I wonder if he died reading Hustler trying to get Larry Flynt's ass again. Nanjing to Seoul Apr 2014 #9
McCain: The Most Reprehensible of the Keating Five Zorro Apr 2014 #10
Thanks for the link Blue_Tires Apr 2014 #35
The final paragraph in the article makes things quite clear Zorro Apr 2014 #38
Whenever my husband and I drive Arizona we go on the keating road kimbutgar Apr 2014 #11
As I recall, Keating also presented himself as a champion of "traditional morality" Ken Burch Apr 2014 #12
You are correct. The "morality" campaigning provided cover,... JHB Apr 2014 #21
I'd forgotten he was from Cincinnati Ken Burch Apr 2014 #28
The Bushes must be devastated. nt Mnemosyne Apr 2014 #13
McCain must be devastated. bangpath_root Apr 2014 #14
The irony here is...... DeSwiss Apr 2014 #15
And the population of hell goes up by one. n/t Downtown Hound Apr 2014 #16
... Spitfire of ATJ Apr 2014 #18
original AP link alp227 Apr 2014 #19
Can't take it with you. I'd hate to be loaded down with his karma... Lodestar Apr 2014 #20
how come these miserable people live so long? Javaman Apr 2014 #22
"Good fuckin riddance to bad rubbish" - Johnny Rotten. HughBeaumont Apr 2014 #23
McCain recieved the most money and other perks from Keating, a fact that mulsh Apr 2014 #24
Is John McCain going to go to his funeral? (N/M) Grins Apr 2014 #25
I hope at least his family will miss him. But people like this have a way of shitting on even those yurbud Apr 2014 #26
I hope my college fund warmed his final days. politicat Apr 2014 #27
Don't forget Neil bu$h. He and his buddies screwed Silverado Savings and Loan. TxVietVet Apr 2014 #30
Let's not forget the Keating Five who made it all possible. Lars28 Apr 2014 #31
If I recall, all 5 of them were caught and received some sort of slap on the wrist hughee99 Apr 2014 #36
Yes, and yet they cost the taxpayers billions of dollars. Lars28 Apr 2014 #40
That's one more asshole who's damage is done! santamargarita Apr 2014 #32
In prison? Heywood J Apr 2014 #33
If the world were just, a pauper's grave would be waiting Tom Ripley Apr 2014 #37
How sad that he made it to 90. The rich thieves always live a wonderful long life. clandestiny Apr 2014 #39
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