In a Rush to Judge Goldman?
Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on April 18th, 2010 4:32 am by HL
In a Rush to Judge Goldman?
William Cohan, New York Times
How to Save the Catholic Church
Peggy Noonan, Wall Street Journal
The great second wave of church scandals appears this week to be settling down. In the Vatican they're likely thinking “the worst is over” and “we've weathered the storm.” Is that good? Not to this Catholic. The more relaxed the institution, the less likely it will reform. Let's look at the first wave. Eight years ago, on April 19, 2002, I wrote in these pages of the American church scandal, calling it calamitous, a threat to the standing and reputation of the entire church. Sexual abuse by priests “was the heart of the scandal, but at the same time…
The Left’s Hypocritical Reaction to Tea Partiers
Rich Lowry, NY Post
Goldman’s Fall From Grace
Charles Gasparino, The Daily Beast
Enter your email address:Enter the recipients' email addresses, separated by commas:Message: Bloomberg / Getty Images The accusation that Wall Street’s top investment bank defrauded investors means the end of their golden reputation, says Charlie Gasparino—and only confirms what everyone suspected: They play dirty. Before Goldman Sachs was lampooned in the media, famously labeled by Rolling Stone magazine the evil “vampire squid,” and became the symbol on Main Street for all that was wrong on Wall Street,…
