Take your bailout and....

Oct 02, 2008 11:55

Here is a list of the current Colorado delegation to the US Congress.  For those of you so inclined, I urge you to call or email everyone on this list and threaten their houseplants if they support this bailout.  It is a joke that they think they can cut taxes while adding now 800+ billion dollars onto the deficit.  This country is currently built on a financial house of cards that is unsustainable.  The American people are as much to blame as the greedy bastards in the banks, but they are the only ones being bailed out.  They get to walk away from an artificially inflated housing market that they created, while anyone who has a mortgage will still be stuck paying down the loan at face value.  Rome needs to burn, people.  Burn, baby burn.

Senator Wayne Allard (R- CO) 202-224-5941  http://allard.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Contact.Home
Senator Ken Salazar (D- CO) 202-224-5852  http://salazar.senate.gov/contact/email.cfm

I am including the senators mostly for informational purposes.  They have already voted, and Wayne Allard voted against it.  This may be the only time some of you will consider calling that man to thank him, so take the opportunity :)

Representative Diana DeGette (D - 01) 202-225-4431  http://www.house.gov/formdegette/zip_auth.htm
Representative Mark Udall (D - 02) 202-225-2161  http://markudall.house.gov/HoR/CO02/Contact+Mark/Contact+Mark.htm
Representative John Salazar (D - 03) 202-225-4761  http://www.house.gov/salazar/contact.shtml
Representative Marilyn Musgrave (R - 04) 202-225-4676  http://www.house.gov/writerep/
Representative Doug Lamborn (R - 05) 202-225-4422  http://lamborn.house.gov/ZipAuth.aspx
Representative Tom Tancredo (R - 06) 202-225-7882  http://tancredo.house.gov/contact/contact_contacttom.shtml
Representative Ed Perlmutter (D - 07) 202-225-2645  http://perlmutter.house.gov/IMA/issue_subscribe.htm

When the House voted the first time Udall, Musgrave, Lamborn, and Salazar voted against it.  They are expected to vote on the Senate's even more bloated proposal tomorrow.  Believe it or not, but this bailout could have a much larger impact on our lives in 15 years than your vote for president.  Do something.
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