Wall Street wants the $700 billion so bad they can taste it. To get it, they need two things. First, you create panic. Then you block alternatives, and then you heard the stampeding cattle toward passing a bad bill.
Sherman criticizes the motivations behind the bailout and the tactics used to pass it.
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