Tim Geithner defends himself before Congress

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Tim Geithner defends himself before Congress

Edward Harrison | 19 November 2009 14:59

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1 Comment

LavrentiBeria says:

19 November 2009 at 21:23

Although Brady is hardly representative of anything more than brownshirt partisan interests in this questioning, Geithner just got his first meaningful public interrogation. If he keeps on with things as they are at present, his next public interrogator just might have the mindset of an Andrei Vyshinski. And that will make Brady seem like Grandma Moses.