So, a former high-level honcho at Capital One, NOT Elizabeth Warren, could be Preznit Kumbaya's choice to head the consumer financial protection agency? Will everybody currently at Capital One know what's in our wallets? Will they all have to contribute to Obama's billion-dollar re-election? Will a former supremo at one of the more egregious companies for credit cards to high risk people actually regulate anything?
As for Date's nomination "tapping down controversy," no, the only "controversy" is over GOPers of the ilk of Bloomberg readers (the link); GOPers who don't like Elizabeth Warren.
Considering that Wall Street's best friend, Tim Geithner, is the man who told Kumbaya to stop worrying about the unemployed, probably not.
Meanwhile, Obama's neolib pea in a pod, former Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh, is now working for Obama's arch-nemesis, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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