Financial News reports that Tim Geithner aides were beneficiaries of several million from Wall St.

Gene Sperling, a senior Treasury advisor was paid $887,727 by Goldman Sachs and $158,000 for speeches to capital investors including the Stanford Group.

Matt Kabaker, another Treasury advisor earned 5.8M from Blackstone, a private equity firm, before joining the adminstration to work on plans to support banks and spur lending.

These deals were never made public before they were hired by the Secretary of the Treasury for obvious reasons.

I remember some moron stating that it was Republicans aiding and abetting capital greed and enhancing the pockets of the wealthy. The checker board is the same, the players are different. B>)