Fed stuck with $2.7T in toxic MBSs from 2008 bailout, can’t unwind without crashing the real estate bubble. Homeownership dream dead for under-35s, thanks to Keynesian Fed policy
In 2008, the Fed came to the rescue of the Wall Street banks that caused the 2008 crash by transferring $2.7 trillion in toxic-waste Mortgage Backed Securities (MBSs) from the banksters to the public ledgers. Now it can’t offload these MBSs without imploding the housing bubble. Thanks to the Keynesian fraudsters at the Fed turning …