Democrat Legislation v. Banks & Insurance

President Obama and the Democrats on Capitol Hill name the insurance companies as the enemy. It was the President Obama who asked the Democrats on Capitol Hill to vote and bail out the troubled insurance companies with (y)our tax monies http://www.opencongress.org/bill/111-h1/show.

The Democrats on Capitol Hill name the big banks as the enemy. It was the President Obama who asked The Democrats on Capitol Hill to vote and bail out the troubled banks with (y)our tax monies.

The Democrats on Capitol Hill name the big banks as the enemy. It was Democrats on Capitol Hill who instructed the banks to approve home loans from people who did not earn enough income to make many of the approved payments. Both, Dodd and Frank, as Senate Banking and House Finance Committee leaders, allegedly, went to AIG, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, and others, instructing and/or demanding these bankers to approve loans to many whom otherwise, would fail to qualify for loans, based on incomes vs. allowed home payment amount proposals. http://www.youtube.com:80/watch?v=cMnSp4qEXNM&NR=1

The Democrats on Capitol Hill name the big banks as the enemy. It was Democrats on Capitol Hill who got the ‘sweet deals’ from the troubled banks. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2204516/posts

The Democrats on Capitol Hill name the big banks as the enemy. It was Democrat President Obama who approves bank employee bonuses at Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, AIG, etc.; Sen. Dodd had installed an amendment to H.R. 1 legislation allowing for these bonuses. Sen. Dodd has now admitted his amendment, which he says was at the guidance of the Treasury. Treasury Secretary, Tim Geithner. President Obama criticizes bank employee bonuses in the private sector.

The Democrats on Capitol Hill name Wall Street as the enemy. The Democrats on Capitol Hill are the ones who receive the majority of donations from Wall Street. Wall Street does not send their money to the enemy. If you will “follow the money” from those employed and/or associated with AIG, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, and others, you may find hundreds of thousands of dollars directed into campaign pockets of Sen. Chris Dodd, Rep. Barney Frank, President Barack Obama, and others.

In Summary, the insurance companies and the banks are essential to our free economy. The dilemma is the people alluring and dispensing corruption from without and within our open society.