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jon

If anyone is to blame, I would first say Congress for letting the depression-era regulations lapse without thoroughly vetting problems that would arise if the regulations were not in place. Second, I would blame the FED for letting businesses getting so large than a collapse by a single entity would cause a market collapse, recession, or depression.

The bailout of Wall Street is necessary only because those responsible to ensure the financial safety of the people of the US failed to carry out their fiduciary responsibilities in a responsible manner, caving into greed and politics.

If you're on Facebook:

1. Sign up as a fan and watch your “updates” for what's next

2. reply to the No blank check for Wall Street thread on Nancy Pelosi's profile (we'll switch to the Senate after the house vote)

3. share this link with your Facebook friends, and ask them to reply — and to forward it to THEIR friends

If you're not on Facebook:

1. sign up for our annoucement email list and check your email for what's next!

2. email this information to your friends, and ask them to help

3. phone or email your legislators and tell them how you feel

Thanks — and please help get the word out!

jon

If anyone is to blame, I would first say Congress for letting the depression-era regulations lapse without thoroughly vetting problems that would arise if the regulations were not in place. Second, I would blame the FED for letting businesses getting so large than a collapse by a single entity would cause a market collapse, recession, or depression.

The bailout of Wall Street is necessary only because those responsible to ensure the financial safety of the people of the US failed to carry out their fiduciary responsibilities in a responsible manner, caving into greed and politics.