
TIME's picks for the top 25 people to blame for the financial crisis includes everyone from former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan and former President George W. Bush to the former CEO of Merrill Lynch and you — the American consumer. As you read our choices, we'd like to know who you think deserves the most blame, and the least. After voting on the relative guilt (or innocence) of each person, view the full results here.But Time magazine is part of the mainstream financial media machine,so it's not surprising it's not their results don't even include a public enemy number one.

And nostalgia I love it. This reminds me cheerfully of the irrational exuberance he said grandfatherly handed down while the stock market was inflating in the fall of 1996. Yeah, the irrational exuberance you created with interest rates near ZERO!
That's cute, blame the public for the bubble you just blew! If I were one of the bad guys I'd sure be admireing his handy work, so Green Spam you have this blog's vote for the unqualified villain, guilty of creating the credit crisis and as public enemy number one!
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