If/when major media covers this, hilarious idiots taking "both sides" will be fun to watch! A topic comes up, each guest on the news commentary shows has read a blurb about the topic given to them by the show's producers to read before the show, and suddenly they are all cast as "experts", even though they speak in only the broadest, most general terms when commenting and debating with each other. It will be most to watch the various hired stooges they put on the air to defend the gvt's position in all of this! They'll predictably keep repeating "it's for the taxpayers' protection", and no on will point out that the law requires, as the Yale professor wrote in today's piece, that conservators protect the shareholders, not any third party aug as "taxpayers". It'll be a fun few days of news show idiocy if this story can ever be made "exciting" or controversial enough for such shows.
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