And will we even know the truth if we hear it? I'm not sure what news agency's report I would trust to be objective in this. And I'm not sure what committee I'd trust to investigate the whole affair. Someone like Paulson who's made $500 million working at Goldman Sachs isn't exactly an objective party in my opinion. And of course we now know which democrats defended Fannie & Freddie so they certainly shouldn't be part of the solution.

This certainly has the potential to turn the tide in the coming election, depending on how the news cycle treats it. The next presidential debate should be interesting to say the least especially given the town hall format.