Wall Street Bailout Returns 8.2% Profit Beating Treasury Bonds

Government's spending is finally proven to be working after Wall Street reports a return of 8.2% profit 2 years after the Government released the financial bailout package through the Troubled Asset Relief Program. This program provides taxpayers with higher returns than yields paid on 30- year Treasury Bonds and ironically was proposed and signed by president G.W. Bush, whose administration was largely blamed for the recession.
The government has earned $25.2 billion on its investment of $309 billion in banks and insurance companies. That beats U.S. Treasuries, high-yield savings accounts, money- market funds and certificates of deposit. It's great to see that government's spending actually works somewhat and hopefully employment rate will increase as financial firms start making positive profits.