Congressional Report: Countrywide Bent Loan Rules For Dodd

It was a very busy time in the senator's life, he was in the process of moving from Connecticut to Iowa and really didn't know who Angelo Mozilio, er Monzillo, I mean, Mozne........never mind.

But now that he knows he got special treatment, he's OUTRAGED!!

i wonder if country wide along withaig or one of their constituents had anything to do with dudds financing of his irish castle. if so can the people of connecticut or the united states seize it when they convict scum--- of his crimes and abuse of power?

I have only one thing to say to Chris Dodd and that is what Oliver Cromwell said to the Rump Parliament.

"You have sat too long for any good you have been doing lately ... Depart, I say; and let us have done with you. In the name of God, go!"

Wait and see when election time rolls around the idiots that keep voting him in will do it again. Connecticut deserves Dodd along with the State Legislature that keeps getting reelected.

He needs to be in prison with Bubba.

EEC wrote:

Wait and see when election time rolls around the idiots that keep voting him in will do it again. Connecticut deserves Dodd along with the State Legislature that keeps getting reelected.

How true.

He's gone over the top this time. First Countrywide, now AIG. What did he get in return for the AIG "favor" ???

Countrywide was buying political influence and Chris Dodd was for sale.

From all of the other things such as the shakedown of financial sector executives to make contributions to his ego-fueled presidential bid, to the pardon for cottage fiasco, to the AIG bonuses to his pals and major contributors at AIG, the Countrywide thing is not an isolated lapse but part of a broader pattern.

how many nails have to be in his coffin before they bury him?

John wrote:

He's gone over the top this time. First Countrywide, now AIG. What did he get in return for the AIG "favor" ???

Wasn't it around 100 grand?

where is the courant's editorial asking Dodd to step down?

Irv_Lonstein wrote:

It was a very busy time in the senator's life, he was in the process of moving from Connecticut to Iowa and really didn't know who Angelo Mozilio, er Monzillo, I mean, Mozne........never mind.
But now that he knows he got special treatment, he's OUTRAGED!!

... moving to Iowa ? How can he be a Connecticut senator??? Censure hin, like his father. Better yet, RESIGN !!!

EEC wrote:

Wait and see when election time rolls around the idiots that keep voting him in will do it again. Connecticut deserves Dodd along with the State Legislature that keeps getting reelected.

You are so right, my brother.

We have met the enemy: it's the idiot next door who keeps voting for the same thieves, liars, and slime.

Sigh...

Unbelieveable...
It just doesn't end with this GUY!
Citibank, Merrill Lynch, Bear Stearns, AIG and Lehman Brothers have been his biggest contributors for the past decade.
He should champion a law barring bozo former senators from becoming high paid lobbyists after they get the BOOT from the senate!
Yeah right......Mr. Entitlement
Senator from Corrupicut.
DUMP DODD!

The tale of the tape....as they say!

SEN. DODD'S SUPPORT FROM THE FINANCIAL SECTOR
Chris Dodd is one of the leading recipients of campaign contributions from committees and individuals affiliated with the financial services industry. The table below shows the top organizational contributors to Dodd over his career, as compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics. The totals do not indicate contributions from companies themselves. The center tallies contributions from political action committees, executives, employees or owners of the companies, and those individuals' immediate family members.

Contributor, Total

Citigroup Inc.,$428,794

United Technologies,$378,550

Bear Stearns,$347,350

American International Group,$280,238

Deloitte & Touche,$270,220

Goldman Sachs,$268,716

SAC Capital Partners,$246,200

Travelers Companies,$211,800

Morgan Stanley,$211,325

Royal Bank of Scotland,$208,000

Greenwich Capital Markets,$206,000

Credit Suisse Group,$200,050

Merrill Lynch,$183,950

JPMorgan Chase & Co.,$182,773

PricewaterhouseCoopers,$178,65 0

KPMG LLP,$161,140

Ernst & Young,$158,750

Lehman Brothers,$154,300

General Electric,$147,430

Hartford Financial Services,$144,000

Where there is smoke there is ALWAYS fire. It's over Dodd you dope. It has amazed me for years that CT's dopey citizens keep on re-electing you. All of you morons that have voted for him you are finally getting what you deserve.

I always looked at military secrets that showed up in the news and imagined how much more there must be that we don't know about our weaponry, etc.
This VIP treatment stuff is only the part that is showing. Can you imagine how bad it really is?

We must support Dodd and Teddy as they are drunks and do not remember what they do all the time.(Mary Jo)
We need a special program for the good old boys.
God Bless America

Maybe, just maybe, this election time the citizens of CT will do what they should've done a long time ago and say "bye, bye" to Chris Dodd.

Dodd.. Your a Disgrace to the COUNTRY.
Chickens are coming home to roost, and the silver tongued Fox is getting caught with egg on his face.