Feature Story:
Whitman Uses Wall Street Tricks to Get Rich Quick
The truth about Meg's history on the board at Goldman Sachs
Make no mistake about it: Meg Whitman got rich the Wall Street way – through scams, shady insider deals and mortgage-backed securities that 
resulted in countless Americans losing their homes and jobs.
Back in 2001, when she served on the board of Goldman Sachs, Whitman was directly involved in the decisions about executive bonuses and mortgage-backed securities that are now cited as major causes of the economic meltdown and the ensuing jobs crisis.
Meet Wall Street Whitman
It’s no wonder billionaire CEO Meg Whitman is having trouble relating to the everyday concerns of California families. Her ties to Wall Street, her failures as a CEO, her apathy to voting and lack of any relevant experience suited to the job of Governor create a troubling portrait of an out-of-touch corporate executive who is attempting to use her massive wealth to buy her way in to the Governor’s office.
