A former Justice Department inspector general will lead the Obama administration's revamp of the Minerals Management Service, the Interior Department agency under fire for lax oversight of oil and gas drilling in the wake of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
Wow, that was fast. 56 days.
Ok
Now explain why the same bone-smoking corruption laced through and through the banking industry - which we know resulted in actual criminal felony conduct (in Jefferson County Alabama along with, quite likely, other places) not to mention all sorts of things that one would call "negligence" (AIG anyone?) there was no similar shake-up at The NY Fed, The Federal Reserve, in OTS, OCC or Treasury. How in the hell, for openers, does Tim Geithner still have a job, not to mention Ben Bernanke?
Let's make this Ticker simple: Why Mr. President?
PS: The banks did 100x as much damage to the economy as BP, even if BP's total, when all is said and done, is $100 billion.

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