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Tom Paxton protested the '08 bailouts with his satirical "I am changing my name to Fannie Mae". An updated version might be titled "I am changing my name to Junk Bond".

Tom Paxton sings "I Am Changing My Name to Fannie Mae"

Tom Paxton sings about "Fannie Mae" in one of his classic "Short Shelf-life Songs." More can be found on his website at http://tompaxton.com

9:32 PM · Apr 11, 2020

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TIL that Paxton's original bailout protest song dates back to 1980. It could just as well be written today.

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Yep.... on our way to hyperinflation

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The jubilee will come, in the form of inflation.

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Tom Paxton is always on point. One of the great political musicians. Daily News and "What did you learn in school today" are musts.

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OG Blockchain (Boycott NY/US)

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In the end, we are all subprime.