The rest of the story...
"Wall Street and the Too Big To Fail Banks are, for now, by far the worst offenders. We put $14.7 trillion, the entire economic output of the nation in 2009, at risk under the George W. Bush administration bailout instead of letting these firms suffer the consequences of their own mismanagement."
Yep, that's half the story. And then Obama signed Dodd-Frank into law, which institutionalizes "Too Big To Fail." That's the rest of the story.
When it comes to corporatism, with politicians and corporations both bellying up to the public trough, there's plenty of blame to go around.
Here's a crazy idea: Perhaps the solution is less government, not more.
