Wall Street donors shaped bailout politics and policy
Wall Street financiers and firms linked to a 700 billion bailout gave 64.2 million to congressional and presidential campaigns since 2001. Donors include Bear Stearns Goldman Sachs Lehman Brothers Merrill Lynch Morgan Stanley AIG Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Democratic and Republican candidates and parties benefited while oversight fell short amid mortgage market turmoil.
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Richard Shelby
Alabama
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