From TPM:
You would never know it from watching the news, but one of the candidates in this race happens to have been previously implicated in a national scandal involving pressuring regulators to back off of a bank making risky moves with its assets, leading to disaster for investors and an expensive government bailout.
Is there a good reason why no one is mentioning John McCain's Keating Five membership in any of these arguments over who is on the side of regulating risky private banking practices?
Obviously this writer is not aware that John McCain was once a prisoner of war.
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The Keating Five got some buzz a few months ago, but you're right--nothing now...
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