Fed Broke Law When it Bailed Out Bear Stearns
March 16, 2008
Fed Broke Law When it Bailed Out Bear StearnsAt present, there are only five members on the board with two vacancies, but only four approved the measure because governor Frederic Mishkin was not present, according to the Federal Reserve.
But current law mandates that no less than five members can vote on the matter and states that members can be contacted through any electronic means, including by telephone and e-mail.
"There has been no showing that, given technology in 2008 (as opposed to the 1930s when this language was enacted), the required attempts to contact Gov. Mishkin were made," Lee wrote in the complaint.
Labels: bear stearns, federal reserve, impeachable offense
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