Re: Wall Street Explained

#1

In c.s.i.p.h.c Robert Myers <rbmyersusa (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in part:

Quote:

Tim Geithner, another Harvard guy, just talked Congress' ear off as
to why AIG and its counterparties didn't deserve to be the chump.
Congress wasn't impressed, and neither was I. In the end Secretary
"Tax Evader" Geithner felt that it was ordinary taxpayers and not
his buddies from Harvard who should be the chumps.

Of the many flaws in your rant, this is the easiest to prove:
Tim Geithner never went to Harvard (his degrees were from Dartmouth
and John Hopkins U) nor did he work there.

-- Robert R

#2

On Jan 30, 1:14*pm, Robert Redelmeier <red... (AT) ev1 (DOT) net.invalid> wrote:

Quote:

In c.s.i.p.h.c *Robert Myers <rbmyers... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in part:

Tim Geithner, another Harvard guy, just talked Congress' ear off as
to why AIG and its counterparties didn't deserve to be the chump.
Congress wasn't impressed, and neither was I. *In the end Secretary
"Tax Evader" Geithner felt that it was ordinary taxpayers and not
his buddies from Harvard who should be the chumps.

Of the many flaws in your rant, this is the easiest to prove:
Tim Geithner never went to Harvard (his degrees were from Dartmouth
and John Hopkins U) nor did he work there.

No, but his career advanced under the tutelage of Larry Summers,

Robert Rubin, and Henry Paulson, all closely associated with Harvard.
That makes him "a Harvard guy" in my book.

Robert.

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