March 19, 2010

Wall Street Ends Its Obama Love Affair

Charles Gasparino, Fox Business

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Wall Street's love affair with President Obama is officially over "” at least for now "” with the CEOs of the biggest Wall Street firms, big banks and large financial institutions expressing their dismay over everything from the president's anti-Wall Street rhetoric, his calls for new regulations on the financial industry and his initiatives that will lead to a takeover of the health-care system, people at the big firms tell FBN.

To be sure, after jumping on the Obama bandwagon during...

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