Pointing fingers and placing blame is almost always counter-active, but in times of rage and depression, it sure makes us feel better - at least temporarily. While we're waiting on our new President and his cronies to fix our financial woes, TIME has given us a welcome distraction - their list of 25 people they feel are most responsible for our current economic blah-fest.

The number one spot goes to Phil Gramm, the former chairman of the Senate Banking Committee. The rest of the list includes former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, former Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, as well as the former CEO of Merrill Lynch. Bad news, my friends - according to this list, we, the American Consumers, are also to blame. Shame on us!
View the full list here, and then vote on who you think is most to blame.
What do you think of this list? Who is to blame? Or is no one to blame?
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