Letter to Senator Barbara Boxer on the Bail Out

Ms. Boxer –

ABSOLUTELY NO TAXPAYER BAIL OUT!!

I didn’t work hard, avoid debt and live in austerity in order to be fleeced to pay for the foolish activity of brain dead bankers. Please do not make the United States into a further mockery of justice. As my representative I urge you with educated sincerity to VOTE NO ON THE BAIL OUT FRAUD.

When are the so-called “experts” who, until recently, claimed the economy was “fundamentally sound” and now claim that everything is doomed unless they get their hands on our loot, when are these people going to be discredited in the eyes of you Washington folks? When are they going to lose their jobs? I mean, is it not important for our executive officials to be honest and forthright AS WELL AS actually having a clue as to what they are doing? If I didn’t hope to the contrary, I would say this whole fear mongering circus surrounding this issue is akin to EXTORTION of prudent tax payers in order to bail out cronies. Am I wrong? Will the officials who said there was no problem through all these years and now WANT MY MONEY, be held to account? A massive bail out isn’t my idea of accountability.

If you vote yes on the bail out, I will be very, very upset, disappointed and motivated to act to change our status quo.

Please do the right thing and you will be winning friends along with upholding some semblance of a righteous posture.

Sincerely,
Kemp Moyer

6 Responses to “Letter to Senator Barbara Boxer on the Bail Out”

  1. A Better Bailout plan.

    A simple solution. Pass a law that makes all U.S. pennies worth $5.00, nickels will still be nickels, dimes will be dimes, but pennies will be $5 coins. Banks hold a lot of pennies so they get bailed out, the people living in America have the pennies not foreigners. Small business’s get a slight surge along with the great Americans that saved their pennies. Instint fix.

  2. I love it when people do not even know how to spell and think people should give their opinion a second thought. Perhaps learn how to spell and people will listen. Instant fix.

  3. Taylor, I am assuming you are referring to Michael’s post? Please let me know if you see typos in my post. I can’t see any. Thanks!

  4. yea i was referring to “instint fix”

  5. Michael, your plan is utterly inane (as I’m sure you are aware).

    And yet it is far better than anything coming out of Washington! I would even go so far as to call it harmless.

    (Cost: about $1 trillion, slightly more than the $700-billion bailout plan but better distributed. Make them $1 coins to reduce the cost to a mere $200 billion, rather less than a bailout.)

  6. Well, she voted for it. What a joke.

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