CALL your Congressman and Senators

[Hurricane Bruiser]

Call your congressman and senators and tell them what you think of this bailout idea. Phone calls do matter. I just got off the phone with mine here in WV.

[ItsTime]

I just got done emailing mine saying if they dont vote against the bail out I will vote against them.

[CountryMe]

I agree we need to be calling our Congressmen and Senators, voting in every poll we find as well as leaving comments on blogs or other news places where we can get the word out that we are against the Bail Outs, more government, higher deficits, less freedoms, etc. etc. etc.

If our congressmen and Senators get their phones ringing off their hooks with enough calls against this maybe they will think twice before bringing more harm to our country by voting for this Bail Out!!

[Melissa]

I just called my Rep now on to senators number is 202-224-3121 for switchboard call now just ask for your senators and leave them a message lets do this while it is fresh in thier minds it is an election year for some

[MsDoodahs]

When you email them, provide a link to Ron's excellent commentary at cnn.com today, too.

:D

[Melissa]

Ok called them all 1- Pence is against it so 1 vote here, my senators I have no clue except that one is Dem so thinking we already lost his vote

[MsDoodahs]

Be sure to ask how they voted on the Fannie/Freddie bailout plan that authorized Paulson to be King and helped to start this whole bailout ... mess.

Isakson and Chambliss, both Senators from Georgia, voted IN FAVOR of that.

Chambliss is running for re-election THIS TIME.

:)

[Sandra]

Don't email them, it's way too easy to block. Phone or mail them. Mailing is best because they have a tangible measure of disapproval. Use stationary in loud colors.

[runningdiz]

Hey does anyone have the roll call of vote for the Fannie Freddie bailout vote. I cant find it been searching... Thanks!

[MsDoodahs]

I can't find it either...

:mad:

HR3221 also known as DODD FRANK.

Okay, I have not looked at this full site yet, but I think it may be somewhere at this link:

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=h110-3221

[itshappening]

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