Well it was Reagan who appointed Ayn Rand acolyte Alan Greenspan to the Fed. And it was a bipartisan move under Clinton to deregulate the financial industry and gut the New Deal era Glass-Steagall firewall. And Greenspan then thought slashing interest rates apt after 9-11. Then Obama inherited the aftermath of a popped housing bubble and also got captured by the financial sector if he wasn’t a neolib already.

As for TBTF bailouts the resulting ire spawned Occupy, who were somewhat leftish. The far Left and socialism are kinda sour on corporate crony capitalism and regulatory capture, no?

And debt is a bipartisan affair. The supply-sider love of steep tax cuts didn’t help. The defense sector were greedy constituents of the Right.

Back to the Fed and quantitative easing there may be no easy painless way back from the abyss:
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I see that you have found the secret. This means that you are not like all the rest of us who help pay for this shit. Why are you excluded from this? There must be a form you fill out where they return the tax money you have paid in. Most of us know the Federal Reserve is not Federal. Please tell us how to get rid of politicians who promise us free shit. I'm afraid the Capital attack of a year ago and the current spin of the GOP is not the answer. We live in power grab times. This is not the Bilderberg Group of 1954 that you have to fight. BTW, banks do not want to keep giving bad loans. It's just that the people are told lies ad the bottom line about everything is money and the making of money. 1488 would suck you right up and you would think you were on the "right side" of things. Wake up.

Who pays for the tax cuts given to the top 1%?
There aren't many Socialists in Congress - so, your attack is bullshit. Forcing companies to pay stock dividends and not keep money for a "rainy day" has brought about more in corporate welfare from the government - including, but not only, the auto industry and banks.