Time To Fire Your Government Employees

Please use the links below to see how your employee (senator) voted, there is a link for each state. If they voted Nay and that was not what you wanted then FIRE them in the election. Here in PA that election is May 18th, 2010. Then please pass this to everyone you know.

We need to remember THEY work for US not the other way around. We hire them with our vote, we can fire them with our vote.


Subject: Audit the Fed defeated - find out how your senators voted

  



May 11, 2010


Dear C4L Member,

Below is the press release Campaign for Liberty is sending to all major media outlets in reaction to the Senate defeating Senator David Vitter's Audit the Fed amendment to the Dodd Fed Empowerment Act.

CLICK HERE to see how your senators voted.

If your senators voted yes, thank them for their vote to Audit the Fed and tell them to oppose the Dodd Fed Empowerment Act.

If your senators voted no, tell them their vote puts them on the side of endless bailouts and continuing to allow the Federal Reserve to operate in secret after its reckless policies devastated our economy.


I nsist they vote against Dodd's Fed Empowerment Act.

In Liberty,



John Tate

President



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Full Fed Audit Amendment Voted Down in Senate



Washington, D.C., May 11, 2010 - Today, the U.S. Senate voted 62 to 37 against an amendment to allow greater transparency at the Federal Reserve.



This amendment was introduced to counter a weaker amendment that would have required only a one time audit just of Fed emergency programs. The new amendment was similar to the original H.R. 1207 audit bill introduced by Congressman Ron Paul and added to the House financial reform package.



"The Sanders Amendment is no substitute for a complete and thorough audit of the Fed," said John Tate, President of Campaign for Liberty. "With this vote , we now have a record of those who really want transparency and those who only pay lip-service to it while upholding the status quo."



If the entire financial regulation bill makes it out of the Senate, it heads to the House , where House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank will choose which version to move forward on.



“ The Dodd bill itself is just another bad piece of legislation, which will benefit no one except the Fed and its friends at big banks,” said Tate. “It institutionalizes bailouts for banks and subsidizes risky financial decisions .”



"Despite what happens with the financial regulation bill, we will continue pushing Congress for an up or down vote on H.R. 1207, which is the only full audit to allow true transparency in our financial system.”