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Who’s in charge of U.S. financial policy?

goldman_sachs_obama_administration_3-14-12Via Ed Driscoll

I think this chart provides as good an explanation as any as to why the Obama administration does not prosecute individual bankers for financial fraud, does not propose breaking up the “too big to fail” institutions and protects bankers from the consequences of risky speculation.

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