Too Big To Fail on Townhall

• Dodd-Frank is Too Big to Fix Too Big to Fail Thu Apr 18
  Ransom Notes Radio
  There’s just not the love for commodities that there used to be. In fact, John points out that the Market seems to be setting most fundamental rules aside for the moment. There is also a Human IPO (yeah. . . It’s exactly what it sounds like) and the potential for another bubble. John Ransom also talked with Louise Bennetts from the Cato Institute about Too Big to Fail. ... more
• Government Plays Favorites Wed Apr 10
  John Stossel
  People say government must "help the little guy, promote equality, level the playing field." ... more
• In the Race to be Cheap, Politics Wins Wed Mar 27
  John Ransom
  There’s a growing sense of alienation between Wall Street and Main Street. Much of the alienation has to do with the lack of the right type of oversight on money and markets. That lack of confidence, which is largely political in nature, cheapens the stock market. ... more
• Liberals Ready to Fire Eric Holder Wed Mar 20
  John Ransom
  Apparently ANY large financial institution’s employees can commit a crime, and, according to Holder’s theory of the law, the economic health of the country comes first. Justice just has to wait. Or be suspended all together, as long as those people are big and important enough. ... more
• Dodd-Frank Made "Too Big To Fail" Worse - Now A GOP Lawmaker Proposes A Fix Wed Feb 20
  Kevin Glass
• TARP Banks Caught Falsifying Interest Rates in LIBOR Rate-Setting Scandal Thu Jul 19
  Rachel Alexander
  One of the few issues which both the political left and the right agree upon is rooting out financial corruption by the banking industry. The latest banking scandal involves big banks submitting falsified data in order to keep their borrowing rates low. ... more
• Blame Barclays, Not Capitalism Wed Jul 11
  Jonah Goldberg
  Why aren't more people furious about the Libor scandal? ... more
• Driving Out the Waste Sun Jun 10
  Rich Tucker
  The Wall Street Journal reports: “Federal regulators are using powers they gained in the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul law to ramp up an inquiry into the recent trading blunders at J.P. Morgan Chase.” How dare a private company lose $2 billion. Losing money, after all, ought to be restricted to the federal government. ... more

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