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Where did the money go?Last year Congress and President Bush gave Wall Street an
unprecedented $700 billion taxpayer bailout to stabilize the economy.
The first $350 billion has been spent with nothing to show for it. Not
only is the economy getting worse, but the government has no idea what
the banks did with the money. What would you ask the Wall Street bankers?
Congress has finally started grilling the Wall Street bankers on Capitol Hill. Now here's your chance to ask them a question. We'll compile the best submissions, then work one-on-one with supportive members of Congress to make sure your questions get asked when Wall Street CEOs return to Capitol Hill for hearings later this month. Stop AIG BonusesAIG, which has received more than $170 billion in taxpayer bailout
money, has just awarded $165 million in bonuses to its top management.
Petition Text:We demand that AIG withhold management bonuses until taxpayer money has been paid back in full.Tell Your Legislators to Support a Consumer Financial Protection Agency
We can't let the CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce (pictured at right) call new financial rules a "populist overreaction." Urge your representative and senators to co-sponsor legislation to establish a Consumer Financial Protection Agency. Please sign our petition below to your members of Congress. Stop the Ticketmaster merger
Ticketmaster
already adds around 30% to the cost of a ticket in junk fees. And from
past experience we know that the less competition, the worse these guys
get with their handling, processes and other nonsense fees. Help us stand up to the merger. Please use the form below to send a message to Assistant Attorney General Christine Varney, head of the anti-trust division of the Department of Justice. If you can, please add any personal experience you have had with over-priced tickets, or an inability to purchase tickets from alternative vendors. Stop The Ticketmaster Merger
Stop the corporate takeover of democracy
Tell your members of Congress to protect our democracy. Wall Street Banks: Pay Us Back
How can the banks reward themselves like it was some sort of banner year? The least they can do is pay us back before they lavish all that money on themselves. If they won't pay it back, we need to take it back. Sign our letter to your members of Congress, calling for a fee on the banks to recoup our bailout money. |
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