Will...not...matter. IndyMac is too juicy for the Democrat hyenas to feast on. McConnell will have to employ the nuclear option to get him confirmed.
IMHO, anyone who was involved with bank acquisitions during 2008-2012 is suspect. I worked at the FDIC during that time, and the deals that were made were lucrative for the acquirers. The people I worked with did a great job to maximize the money that was put back into the DIF. Our mission was two-fold: maximize the return to the DIF, while returning assets to the private sector.
I had a few successes, such as reviewing a proposal for a commercial loan mod in Nevada. They proposed doing a loan mod on a $40 million note, taking it down to $17 million. After reviewing their tax returns, I asked a few questions at the meeting...next day they raised their offer to $28 million, more in line with the current market value of the property.
We also had two loan servicers voluntarily withdraw from their contracts, as they weren't hitting their profit projections on the contract. When was the last time you heard a federal contractor "withdraw" from a contract?