Chris Countrywide Dodd, the Connecticut Coxcomb, made a guest appearance on CNBC's Fast Money this afternoon. He was asked about the consequences of the just signed 2,300 page FinReg bill. His snide remark was, "We weren't writing the Ten Commandments." He then went on to explain that it is the thousands of federal bureaucrats who will  interpret the law and write the regulations that matter.  Hopefully, it won't be the same bureaucrats who were asleep at the switch during the last financial crisis.

When he was asked why Fannie and Freddie were not included in the bill, Dodd ducked the question by claiming there was not enough support to include these two entities in the bill and that the jerk who replaces him next year will have to deal with these two mortgage monstrosities.

As usual, the Connecticut Coxcomb  talked and spun and said almost nothing.

Memo to Mr. Dodd:

The 11th Commandment of disgusted voters:

Thou Can Not Leave Office Soon Enough!





Connecticut Voters Can't Wait to See This Liar Leave the Senate!