This morning the Wall Street Journal reports on the first look at those financial stress tests. The results? Bank of America has a "shortfall [that] amounts to billions of dollars."
Bank of America is what the Wall Street Journal called a "problem child" of the financial industry. CEO Ken Lewis has overseen the spectacular fall from grace of his company - and things aren't looking up any time soon.
Enough. It's for CEO Ken Lewis to go, and for Bank of America to be reformed.
Today, at more than 60 locations around the country, taxpayers will gather outside Bank of America locations to call for reform at the bank by signing "taxpayer proxy cards." Those cards will be delivered to Bank of America's annual shareholder meeting tomorrow,
when shareholders could decide it's time for Ken Lewis' tenure at the helm at Bank of America to come to an end.
So how can we take back our economy? Here's where to start with Bank of America:
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