The Justice Department’s decision not to prosecute Goldman Sachs in a financial-fraud probe is another sign of the cronyism that has kept Attorney General Eric Holder from taking action against other big Wall Street firms, says Government Accountability Institute President Peter Schweizer. Read the full article at the Daily Beast.
An investigation by Peter Schweizer’s Government Accountability Institute (GAI) has concluded that conflicts of interest among President Obama’s top Department of Justice appointees may explain why nobody on Wall Street has been prosecuted by the government following the economic meltdown of 2008. Read the Washington Examiner article here.
The Daily Caller ran a headline article covering the new report from the Government Accountability Institute on cronyism at the Department of Justice. The article was featured on the Drudge Report. Read the Daily Caller article here.
The Government Accountability Institute announces the release of its investigative report: “Justice Inaction: The Department of Justice’s Unprecedented Failure to Prosecute Big Finance.” Click here for the full report.
Both campaigns are bashing away at sweetheart deals and insider advantages. But neither the Democrats or Republicans are serious about ending them. Read Peter Schweizer’s three easy fixes at The Daily Beast.
The pressure on Romney to release his tax returns continues to mount. But he is also failing to disclose all of his bundlers. Peter Schweizer on what the public is missing. Read the rest at Daily Beast.
In a Washington Times feature article today, Government Accountability Institute President Peter Schweizer reveals several heretofore unreported conflicts of interest between the Department of Justice, MF Global, and Jon Corzine. Read it here.
Government Accountability Institute President Peter Schweizer sat down with Sean Hannity to discuss cronyism in national defense.
For everyone who marvels at the amount of time President Obama spends playing golf, here are a few numbers from the Government Accountability Institute, which has analyzed how much time Mr. Obama actually spent in economic meetings of any kind during his first 1,257 days in office…Read the rest at the Washington Times. …