Ogabe Is One Of Those Politicians

clipped from www.reuters.com * System had political architects, bankers believe * Politicians "encouraged" people to borrow * Public anger brewing for some time By Laurence Fletcher LONDON, April 16 (Reuters) - Bankers may rank below journalists among the professions least trusted by Britons, but they refuse to accept all the blame for the worst financial crisis in 70 years. Conceding they have done their fair share in creating the crisis, many of those whose colleagues have been the target of recriminations argue that the system had political architects. "It's not fair to blame bankers for all the ills, when clearly government policies have encouraged home ownership, encouraged people to take out loans to buy things maybe they can't afford," Cass's Moeller said. Brown has a finer line to tread than President Barack Obama, who took office after the collapse of Lehman Brothers and is seeking to repair damage caused before he entered White House.

He's Mr. ACORN.