And Treasury's message is we don;t give a shit -- we can stonewall this for 2-3 more years
My prediction: Treasury leaves this to the very last minute and offers a "take it or leave it" where plaintiffs know they have the chance of a Dem president if they don't accept...
But maybe I am wrong, and Treasury has decided to wait till after the election
realistically if the government wasn't trying to recapitalize these companies i think they could continue to fight litigation into the next administrative term aka +1 year.. and if that isn't trump then whose problem is it?
anyway, that's a conjecture sidequest.
the reality is that they are recapitalizing right in front of us already
realistically if the government wasn't trying to recapitalize these companies i think they could continue to fight litigation into the next administrative term aka +1 year.. and if that isn't trump then whose problem is it?
anyway, that's a conjecture sidequest.
the reality is that they are recapitalizing right in front of us already