omg, is that Ron's 2nd bill to be passed?
http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2012/...-the-fed-bill/
House Passes Ron Paul’s ‘Audit the Fed’ Bill
On Wednesday, the House on a 327-98 vote, passed a bill that would permit the government to review the policy deliberations that are at the heart of the central bank’s mission.
http://www.latimes.com/news/politics...,1784208.story
House overwhelmingly approves Ron Paul bill to audit the Fed
“Ron Paul is part of a long tradition of challenging the central bank’s right to exist,” said Sylla, pointing to Fed reform efforts following after the Great Depression. “I’m suggesting there is more to the Paul bill than just Congress’ legitimate need to know what the Fed is doing.”
http://www.washingtonpost.com/busine...T9W_story.html
House passes Ron Paul-backed bill giving Congress greater scrutiny over Federal Reserve
“I know when people talk about independence and having this privacy of the central bank, it means they want secrecy, and secrecy is not good,” Paul said.
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/politi...VJP_story.html
Ron Paul’s House record marked by bold strokes, and futility, (Published: December 26, 2011)
The passage of H.R. 2121, in fall 2009, unfolded without drama. It allowed for the sale of a customhouse in Galveston, Tex. The House debate took two minutes, and the vote took eight seconds. The ayes had it.
But something historic was happening. On his 482nd try, Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.) had authored a bill that would become law.
Of the 620 measures that Paul has sponsored, just four have made it to a vote on the House floor. Only that one has been signed into law.
During Paul’s years in office, only 4 percent of the more than 69,000 bills filed by House members have become law.
But Paul’s record stands out for its futility. His lifetime success rate: about 0.2 percent.
“This is an indication of Ron’s strength of leadership. He has had the courage to stand alone and to fight for principle, ignoring the pressure to sell out,” Jesse Benton, Paul’s campaign chairman, said in a written statement. Benton said these failures were not proof that Paul, as president, would struggle to get his ideas passed through Congress.
I can see solar arc Kronos(red tape, officials) conjunct Ron Paul's Pluto in the fall of 2009. With that Pluto in his 11th house(groups,friends, congress in mundane astrology) This Pluto(power of creation) is currently being slowly transiting by Vulkanus, adding influence. As a slowly advancing wave, Vulkanus 1st comes within 1 degree of Pluto around the fall of 2009, less than 1/10th a degree at it's closest in the fall of 2011 and is making it's 1st exact conjunction in 2012.(a week ago) signaling a large zone of potential maximum influence(probably months in diameter) This influence won't just disappear in a swan song. Think of a slowly advancing wave, crossing back and forth every year for a few years.
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