Follow POL on Twitter Some interesting discussion in the comments at Naked Capitalism, including the possible role of the litigation climate in swinging the ratings agencies from too-indulgent to merciless. P.S. Also depressing: WaMu & FDIC. When will it be okay to start breathing again post-Lehman? (Salmon).
AIG and ratings agencies
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