Thomas Sullivan Needs To Watch His Back

Filed in National by on November 13, 2008

Do I agree with NJ letter writer, Mr. Thomas Sullivan? Yes.

Is there a good chance that Mr. Sullivan’s headless torso could end up in Rio de Janeiro garbage dump if he keeps this shit up? Oh yes.

Sen. Tom Carper is a master of deceit. His recent self-serving op-ed article on how he thinks the country should work together is an example. His record has mostly been in behalf of K Street, Wall Street and bankers.

Carper is a member of the Senate Banking Committee. Neither he nor Senator Chris Dodd of Connecticut stepped in and stopped the subprime dirty work that started the financial fiasco, not to mention short selling and derivatives.

Orange County in California went bankrupt because of derivatives.

It is easy to detect loans to people who cannot afford to repay them. The mortgage industry set up bundling and selling of loans.

Carper needs to resign.

Thomas Sullivan, Millsboro

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  1. cassandra m says:

    We could offer Mr Sullivan a place writing the Tom Carper Watch feature of Delaware Liberal — not exactly a safe house, but he makes some excellent points.

  2. anon says:

    Carper and Dodd….and who is the other traitor to the citizens..the other corporate whore…Mike Castle.

  3. G Rex says:

    Jason, you’re so far off the liberal reservation it’s scary. You’re actually holding the Congressional Dems responsible for poor oversight? Don’t you know it’s all Bush’s fault for deregulating some stuff we don’t really understand?

    Boy howdy, the next thing you know, you’ll be calling for Durbin’s head over oil speculation, just because the Chicago Merchantile Exchange is in his District.

  4. jason330 says:

    Let me be clear. Fannie and Freddie are not and never were the problem. That has bee debunked five ways to Sunday.

    Carper needs to resign for a couple of reasons. Sullivan and I would probably disagree on a top to bottom list.