The finance and economic web article, “Who’s to Blame“, is a fine example of pointing the finger in the blame game. 

Everyone has their own opinion as to who’s responsible for this mess.  A writer at the Huffington blames the watchmen for not doing their jobs as enforcers and Tim agrees.  Norris at the NYTimes reports that McCain blames Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, while Obama blames McCain and Bush in which is denied by Red. 

The Spine blames the Jews because $400 billion of Lehman funds were transfered to Israel the day before it collapsed.  PopulistAmerica credits Pelosi’s blame on “failed Republican do-nothing policies”.  
NC State wants a listen, and the Finanser hasn’t figured it out yet.  Its the stranger with eight tentacles says Troy. 

Richard blames everyone for believing the lies and financial market hype by our top financial advisors, and he may be right.

The Ten Most Wanted: Culprits of the Collapse suggested by CNN’s Anderson Cooper are currently in the process of being exposed while Dissent watches:

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5. Beazer Homes
6. Alan Greenspan
7. Phil Gramm
8. Chris Cox
9. Richard Fuld
10. Joe Cassano

I wouldn’t expect anyone to apply the Before You Blame Accept Responsibility principle suggested in the new “Before You Do” book by T. D. Jakes to this economic crisis.  But what the heck, go ahead and blame That Girl for wanting to thrive in the stock market!

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