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This reads like someone unleashed GPT2 on a bunch of CNBC interviews with a bunch of hedge fund managers making the case for why their portfolio deserves a "fair share" of the bailout pie.

And write book reviews explaining why the world will suffer a lot less if only more plebs will fall in line with your view of what is best for them.

Einstein: "I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones."

What would explain the differences among the 50 states? There seems to be quite a wide range.

But somehow, when all is said and done, companies like Boeing will not even face any consequence for their bad decisions.

When times are good, these companies divvy up the profits to give large bonuses.

When times are bad, they divvy up the bailout money to give smaller bonuses.

It certainly seems like there is no connection between compensation and performance once you are too big to fail.

And there is a very convenient "heads I win, tails you lose" structure in favor of the large companies.