BOY, IT'S A GOOD THING WE HAD AN MBA PRESIDENT

Otherwise, we'd have really gotten screwed with the TARP money. Here's part of how the criminal Bush regime ripped us off (h/t Rawstory, charts from Paul Kiel at Pro Publica).

	Amount Invested	Estimated Value	Subsidy %	Subsidy $
Citigroup	$25 billion	$15.5 billion	38%	$9.5 billion
Wells Fargo	$25 billion	$23.3 billion	7%	$1.8 billion
JP Morgan Chase	$25 billion	$20.6 billion	18%	$4.4 billion
Bank of America	$15 billion	$12.5 billion	17%	$2.6 billion
Morgan Stanley	$10 billion	$5.8 billion	42%	$4.2 billion
Goldman Sachs	$10 billion	$7.5 billion	25%	$2.5 billion
PNC	$7.6 billion	$5.5 billion	27%	$2.1 billion
U.S. Bancorp	$6.6 billion	$6.3 billion	5%	$0.3 billion

Next, an analysis of two of the emergency interventions (the analysis was done before Bank of America received an extra $20 billion last month):

	Amount Invested	Estimated Value	Subsidy %	Subsidy $
AIG	$40 billion	$14.8 billion	63%	$25.2 billion
Citigroup	$20 billion	$10 billion	50%	$10 billion