AI'd like to see Paulson investigated for his slight-of-hand in changing Section 382 of the tax code without Congressional approval. Pretty sneaky to pull that one off so it would be applicable to the initial TARP recipients, and just prior to the last election.-- A Quiet Windfall For U.S. Banks - washingtonpost.comhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/11/09/AR2008110902155.html

ACongress and the government in general should get out of the private sector. When a company that big fails it leaves a nice vacuum for small businesses to fill....let the markets fix themselves...Government is NOT the solution...it is the problem.

AYes he was good.Old MARXine Waters made herself look stupid AGAIN!

ASingletary definitely, but not sure if the other 2 will get fired. Whisenhunt is 2 years removed from the SB and he lost Kurt Warner this season so it's been a transition. I don't think it's all Marvin Lewis fault with the Bengals. The Bengals owner isn't as visible as Jerry Jones or Daniel Snyder, but he basically calls the shots in who the team signs and drafts. Not too many other good coaches would want that job.

AYes, most likely. Either that or he'll be suicided, or conveniently have a heart attack right before the trial, or something of the sort. Standard operating procedure.

AHow can this happen. Is nobody in the country aware of the 4th Amendment protecting citizens from search and seizure?The only thing worse than the gross violations of our Constitution is that 50% of the country does not care at all, or actively supports it.We are a doomed nation.

AAbsolutely correct. It is a power grab. There are more banks that want to give the money back also. But the dem party doesn't want it back. They want to CONTROL the banks instead.They already control 99% of the media. Radio is next!

AIf your old BOA manager and HR won't talk to you let it go. There may be rules against hiring you back.I would apply at another bank. Prove to yourself and BOA that you are a good employee. If you are truly motivated and much wiser why limit your sites to BOA?People have been fired from one company and hired by another in the same industry.We all are learning everyday and hopefully will continue. Good luck!

AIts David.

AEasier than you think. For some weird reason, some people seem to think that Lennox Lewis can't fight or even punch. Now, Lennox does have a few weaknesses. He has been knocked out only twice but he avenged both losses. His stamina is not the best and that's one category where Norton might have an advantage. Norton is often given a great deal of credit for his series with ALI. However, ALI was a much different fighter, from his prime, by the time he and Norton met. Now, look at the fighters who have beaten Norton. I'm not talking about the early losses or the losses to ALI. I'm talking about his losses to Foreman, Shavers and Cooney. If you don't think that Lewis is at least in league with these power hitters, you haven't been paying attention. Lewis carries 245 quite well. He's better at about 240, where he retains his speed and accuracy and has slightly better stamina. THe big difference is that Lewis is a much better boxer than any of those who has knocked Norton out. Even if you would give all three punchers a higher grade than you would give Lewis, in power, you have to admit that he's at least in their league. Add to this, the fact that he's a more accurate puncher than any of them and it spells trouble for Norton. Speaking of Norton, for all his body beautiful physique, he never took a punch very well. Also, he always froze whenever he faced a hard puncher. Norton has a good jab. Lewis has a better one. Norton has power. Lewis has more. Norton is a calculating boxer. I'd give Lewis an edge in this department, though caution might be a weakness for both. In this case, Lewis is certainly more likely to take chances than is Norton. Lennox is cautious, but, when he sees an opening, or smells fear, he's deadly. Just ask Frans Botha or Andrew Golota, or Michael Grant. It's all just a matter of time and styles. Lewis by KO in 2.