Can States Go After Jon Corzine if Obama & Holder Refuse?

[wbcoleman]

Maybe!

http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000110378&play=1

[clistensprechen]

The man on the mission makes that claim, saying he's going to states' Attorneys General about it, but never mentioned Corzine once. The only mention of Corzine was the screen banner proclaiming "Cornering Corzine".

This has the smell of vigilante-ism about it.

[Woody]

So where are the calls for charges against Corzine?  To embarrassing for the administration?

[clistensprechen]

So where are the calls for charges against Corzine?  ...

Yeah, I was wondering that myself. Not a single call for that in that video. Not one. Just one slanderous claim about Holder, so they're more interested in Holder than in Corzine.

[Woody]

So where are the calls for charges against Corzine?  ...

Yeah, I was wondering that myself. Not a single call for that in that video. Not one. Just one slanderous claim about Holder, so they're more interested in Holder than in Corzine.

Big Corzine fan, huh? 

[clistensprechen]

Nope. I just recognize wishful thinking when I see it.

[Woody]

Nope. I just recognize wishful thinking when I see it.

Nah, I recognize an Obamabot when I see it.  You guys are a hoot. 

[wbcoleman]

The man on the mission makes that claim, saying he's going to states' Attorneys General about it, but never mentioned Corzine once. The only mention of Corzine was the screen banner proclaiming "Cornering Corzine".

This has the smell of vigilante-ism about it.

I'm not one to villianize bankers and, while I'd have had a good laugh over the collapse of MF Global in any event, I would not have been inclined to villianize Corzine..... except for the fact that the criminal misbehavior in this case is egregious and was almost certainly committed at Corzine's direct orders.  For an Administration which runs against bankers this is too, too much.

[clistensprechen]

Well, nobody has connected the dots to Corzine sufficiently and they're going to have to do a lot better than inuendo to make the charge stick.

[Woody]

The man on the mission makes that claim, saying he's going to states' Attorneys General about it, but never mentioned Corzine once. The only mention of Corzine was the screen banner proclaiming "Cornering Corzine".

This has the smell of vigilante-ism about it.

I'm not one to villianize bankers and, while I'd have had a good laugh over the collapse of MF Global in any event, I would not have been inclined to villianize Corzine..... except for the fact that the criminal misbehavior in this case is egregious and was almost certainly committed at Corzine's direct orders.  For an Administration which runs against bankers this is too, too much.

What frustrated me was more was made of JP Morgan Chase than of Corzine and MF Global.  JP Morgan Chase was not using client money and did not raid client accounts as I'd MF Global.  They used their own money.

[wbcoleman]

The man on the mission makes that claim, saying he's going to states' Attorneys General about it, but never mentioned Corzine once. The only mention of Corzine was the screen banner proclaiming "Cornering Corzine".

This has the smell of vigilante-ism about it.

I'm not one to villianize bankers and, while I'd have had a good laugh over the collapse of MF Global in any event, I would not have been inclined to villianize Corzine..... except for the fact that the criminal misbehavior in this case is egregious and was almost certainly committed at Corzine's direct orders.  For an Administration which runs against bankers this is too, too much.

What frustrated me was more was made of JP Morgan Chase than of Corzine and MF Global.  JP Morgan Chase was not using client money and did not raid client accounts as I'd MF Global.  They used their own money.

Well, Jamie Dimon is a Democrat but he obviously didn't raise enough money or otherwise make himself sufficiently useful to O.

[Woody]

The man on the mission makes that claim, saying he's going to states' Attorneys General about it, but never mentioned Corzine once. The only mention of Corzine was the screen banner proclaiming "Cornering Corzine".

This has the smell of vigilante-ism about it.

I'm not one to villianize bankers and, while I'd have had a good laugh over the collapse of MF Global in any event, I would not have been inclined to villianize Corzine..... except for the fact that the criminal misbehavior in this case is egregious and was almost certainly committed at Corzine's direct orders.  For an Administration which runs against bankers this is too, too much.

What frustrated me was more was made of JP Morgan Chase than of Corzine and MF Global.  JP Morgan Chase was not using client money and did not raid client accounts as I'd MF Global.  They used their own money.

Well, Jamie Dimon is a Democrat but he obviously didn't raise enough money or otherwise make himself sufficiently useful to O.

Only Bain Capital execs who are Obama bundlers feel the love of O.

[wbcoleman]

Well, nobody has connected the dots to Corzine sufficiently and they're going to have to do a lot better than inuendo to make the charge stick.

Cap'n Ed writes, brilliantly as usual:

http://hotair.com/archives/2012/08/23/can-states-go-after-corzine-if-obama-administration-wont/