Geithner: U.S. Actions Not Designed to Help Goldman Sachs

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By Barry Ritholtz - August 24th, 2009, 1:03PM

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3 Responses to “Geithner: U.S. Actions Not Designed to Help Goldman Sachs”

  1. Kelja Says:

    Liar, liar, pants on fire.

  2. Fredex Says:

    No, there was no specific intent to help Goldman Sachs. The actions taken would help any company even generally like Goldman Sachs.

    We had to save Wall Street to save Main Street. We saved Wall Street. We’re done.

    Is that what Geithner said? I really can’t tell.

  3. Pete from CA Says:

    “We had to save Wall Street to save Main Street.” He is definitely saying that much. I can’t tell whether he is lying but I am convinced that he is wrong.

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