“We are not going to play that game anymore.”

It seems that a href=”http://www.cnbc.com/id/35295959″Wall Street is finally realizing that they have been had:/a “In a Message to Democrats, Wall St. Sends Cash to GOP:”br /br /blockquoteA spokesman for JPMorgan Chase declined to comment on its political action committee’s contributions or relations with the Democrats. But many Wall Street lobbyists and executives said they, too, were rethinking their giving.br /br /“The expectation in Washington is that ‘We can kick you around, and you are still going to give us money,’ ” said a top official at a major Wall Street firm, speaking on the condition of anonymity for fear of alienating the White House. “We are not going to play that game anymore.”br /br /Wall Street fund-raisers for the Democrats say they are feeling under attack from all sides. The president is lashing out at their “arrogance and greed.” Republican friends are saying “I told you so.” And contributors are wishing they had their money back./blockquotebr /br /It seems that buyer’s remorse has set it, and all I can say is, “it’s about time.”