CALL YOUR REPRESENTATIVES!!!

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Representatives:
http://www.conservativeusa.org/mega-cong.htm

Senators:
http://www.theorator.com/senate.html, http://www1.umn.edu/humanrts/peace/senate.html

[patb]

I called my senators,

I strongly urged both of them to stop these bailouts,
one is committed to voting against it, the other is hiding,
his guy said not one person had called in favor of the bailout

[patb]

I called my senators,

I strongly urged both of them to stop these bailouts,
one is committed to voting against it, the other is hiding,
his guy said not one person had called in favor of the bailout

[patb]

I called my senators,

I strongly urged both of them to stop these bailouts,
one is committed to voting against it, the other is hiding,
his guy said not one person had called in favor of the bailout

[patb]

I called my senators,

I strongly urged both of them to stop these bailouts,
one is committed to voting against it, the other is hiding,
his guy said not one person had called in favor of the bailout

[patb]

I called my senators,

I strongly urged both of them to stop these bailouts,
one is committed to voting against it, the other is hiding,
his guy said not one person had called in favor of the bailout

[mike92104]

I emailed them again. Straight and to the point:

“I am disgusted by the idea that this government would take my hard earned money and spend it as wastefully as to bail out fat cat CEO’s for taking on too much risk, borrowing too much money, and concocting ridiculous schemes all in the name of greed. If 1 trillion dollars belonging to the citizens of this country are to used to steer us out of this debacle, I insist it be injected into the money supply at the local level by helping those affected by wall streets greed. Let the fat cats leave penny-less just as any one of us middle class citizens would be if we ran our small businesses into the ground. I, and most people I have spoken to, will remember which way you voted when election day comes around. I will actively oppose anyone who votes for these bailouts.”

[mike92104]

I emailed them again. Straight and to the point:

“I am disgusted by the idea that this government would take my hard earned money and spend it as wastefully as to bail out fat cat CEO’s for taking on too much risk, borrowing too much money, and concocting ridiculous schemes all in the name of greed. If 1 trillion dollars belonging to the citizens of this country are to used to steer us out of this debacle, I insist it be injected into the money supply at the local level by helping those affected by wall streets greed. Let the fat cats leave penny-less just as any one of us middle class citizens would be if we ran our small businesses into the ground. I, and most people I have spoken to, will remember which way you voted when election day comes around. I will actively oppose anyone who votes for these bailouts.”

[mike92104]

I emailed them again. Straight and to the point:

“I am disgusted by the idea that this government would take my hard earned money and spend it as wastefully as to bail out fat cat CEO’s for taking on too much risk, borrowing too much money, and concocting ridiculous schemes all in the name of greed. If 1 trillion dollars belonging to the citizens of this country are to used to steer us out of this debacle, I insist it be injected into the money supply at the local level by helping those affected by wall streets greed. Let the fat cats leave penny-less just as any one of us middle class citizens would be if we ran our small businesses into the ground. I, and most people I have spoken to, will remember which way you voted when election day comes around. I will actively oppose anyone who votes for these bailouts.”

[mike92104]

I emailed them again. Straight and to the point:

“I am disgusted by the idea that this government would take my hard earned money and spend it as wastefully as to bail out fat cat CEO’s for taking on too much risk, borrowing too much money, and concocting ridiculous schemes all in the name of greed. If 1 trillion dollars belonging to the citizens of this country are to used to steer us out of this debacle, I insist it be injected into the money supply at the local level by helping those affected by wall streets greed. Let the fat cats leave penny-less just as any one of us middle class citizens would be if we ran our small businesses into the ground. I, and most people I have spoken to, will remember which way you voted when election day comes around. I will actively oppose anyone who votes for these bailouts.”

[mike92104]

I emailed them again. Straight and to the point:

“I am disgusted by the idea that this government would take my hard earned money and spend it as wastefully as to bail out fat cat CEO’s for taking on too much risk, borrowing too much money, and concocting ridiculous schemes all in the name of greed. If 1 trillion dollars belonging to the citizens of this country are to used to steer us out of this debacle, I insist it be injected into the money supply at the local level by helping those affected by wall streets greed. Let the fat cats leave penny-less just as any one of us middle class citizens would be if we ran our small businesses into the ground. I, and most people I have spoken to, will remember which way you voted when election day comes around. I will actively oppose anyone who votes for these bailouts.”

[sdrents]

I wrote my congressman and the senators as well. I doubt anything will sink in to avoid the huge tax burden. The market needs some stability.

I pushed hard, however, for real first-time home buyer incentives that are not income based. My point was that many Americans were financially responsible during the bubble years and the government should give incentives to get these financially solvent people off the sideline and into a home. If they are going to do everything to help people stay in their homes, at least according to Pelosi, they should add some terms that give larger tax breaks, interest rate deductions, etc. for those who can actually afford the home!

Good luck. This week should be interesting.

[sdrents]

I wrote my congressman and the senators as well. I doubt anything will sink in to avoid the huge tax burden. The market needs some stability.

I pushed hard, however, for real first-time home buyer incentives that are not income based. My point was that many Americans were financially responsible during the bubble years and the government should give incentives to get these financially solvent people off the sideline and into a home. If they are going to do everything to help people stay in their homes, at least according to Pelosi, they should add some terms that give larger tax breaks, interest rate deductions, etc. for those who can actually afford the home!

Good luck. This week should be interesting.

[sdrents]

I wrote my congressman and the senators as well. I doubt anything will sink in to avoid the huge tax burden. The market needs some stability.

I pushed hard, however, for real first-time home buyer incentives that are not income based. My point was that many Americans were financially responsible during the bubble years and the government should give incentives to get these financially solvent people off the sideline and into a home. If they are going to do everything to help people stay in their homes, at least according to Pelosi, they should add some terms that give larger tax breaks, interest rate deductions, etc. for those who can actually afford the home!

Good luck. This week should be interesting.

[sdrents]

I wrote my congressman and the senators as well. I doubt anything will sink in to avoid the huge tax burden. The market needs some stability.

I pushed hard, however, for real first-time home buyer incentives that are not income based. My point was that many Americans were financially responsible during the bubble years and the government should give incentives to get these financially solvent people off the sideline and into a home. If they are going to do everything to help people stay in their homes, at least according to Pelosi, they should add some terms that give larger tax breaks, interest rate deductions, etc. for those who can actually afford the home!

Good luck. This week should be interesting.

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