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Nov 17, 2009

Morning Smoke: Fed Gave Up On Trying to Save Taxpayer Money with AIG Bailout, SIGTARP Says


Morningsmoke Fed 'Severely Limited' Savings on AIG, Watchdog Says [Bloomberg]

TARP Can't Save Some Banks [The Wall Street Journal]

Obama Admin Slashed 60,000 Jobs From Recent Stimulus Report [ABC News]

GMAC Chief Ousted by Board [The Wall Street Journal]

GM Announces It Will Pay Back Gov’t Loan … With Gov’t Money [ProPublica]

Kuwaiti firm charged with defrauding US military [AFP]

GAO Disputes Union Conflict [Airforce-magazine.com]

U.S. Turns to Local Guns-for-Hire to Guard Afghan Outpost [Danger Room]

Hearing: On building a partnership between the executive and legislative branches for performing budgeting [House Budget Committee]

Hearing: "Bank Of America And Merrill Lynch: How Did A Private Deal Turn Into A Federal Bailout? Part IV" [House Oversight and Government Reform Committee]


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