VOTE NO

The financial leaders in Wall Street said with full and sure voices to our Congress, shouting down the concerns of the average American, that they were capable men worthy of managing the PUBLIC funds of our nation without oversight or regulation, that the markets would self-regulate. They must now prove themselves worthy of holding this PUBLIC trust.

The market is regulating them and I am asking this HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA to carry forth the mandate of the people of this nation. Allow the financial markets and their executives to work with the existing agencies established for our protection during the worst financial and human crisis in our nation's history (SEC, FDIC, Bank Examinators, and other tools and agencies).

Today the American people are NOT concerned with receiving further promises of increases in programs, but ARE instead interested in the assurance that the programs that do exist to protect them and have NOT been undermined and will continue to have the funds available to protect those savings and investments that have been assured protections, and that these moneys meant to protect and insure the public good, are not misspent and embezzled through misdirection of funds by public officials, such as Treasury Secretary Paulson . We are a nation of Laws and the Laws of this country must be upheld.

Do not approve this Bill !
"Members are besieged by 'PROMISES AND THREAT '.... I still oppose this, "was worse than the bill before it," Representative Darrel Issan (R) Vista (Lobbying Blizt Ushers Bailout Bill Back to House, by James Puzzanghera, Tom Hamburger and Richard Simon, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers , October 3, 2008).

"FEARS were given new weight thursday by government data showing and unexpectedly deep decline in factory orders and a seven year high in benefits for joblessness" (Lobbying blizt ushers bailout bill back to House,by James Puzzanghera, Tom Hamburger and Richard Simon, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers , October 3, 2008)

"This Legislation doesn't have teeth," Representative Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D -NJ).

The Bill established "a critique board not and Oversight board; We cannot halt or stop in any was Paulson's decisions," Representative Brad Sherman.

"We don't need to put the tax payer on the hook for $700 billion," said Representative Michelle Bachman, former Tax Lawyer, (R-Minnesota).

Rep Marcy Kaptor (D) from Ohio, "I talked to my bankers back home and they said, 'You should have one or more alternatives"

"massive deficits breaking the back of the federal government .... I am so thoroughly disgusted," said Rep. John Tanner

"there have been so many changes in the conditions of our economy in just even these past weeks that there has been more and more revelation made aware now to Americans about the CORROPTION AND GREED on Wall Street." Governor Palin.

"We can solve this problem through changing some accounting rules under the SEC and enabling the FDIC to shore up the banks," said Representative Michelle Bauchman.

We can establish a "temporary Guarantee of the general Credit depts of the banks which leaves out the Wall Street entities." said Representative Brad Sherman

"I joined the chorus of financial writers and advisers warning small investors to RESIST PANIC and the urge to liquidate their portfolios in favor of all cash. That DOESN'T mean shouldn't make changes to your portfolio,.. But investment decisions are best made calm. (Smart Investing in a Market Panic, Column By DAVID McPHERSON Sept. 23, 2008)

"Members of Congress should vote their conscience" Representative Joe Barton and Governor Charlie Christ