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House Passes Bill to Audit the Fed
I have just received confirmation from a very credible Congressional
source that the bill to audit the Federal Reserve is included in the
House financial reform legislation which passed today. My source says:
The Fed audit provision which passed the Financial Services Committee a few weeks ago is part of the bill. This
is a real milestone, as it means that the full House of Representatives
has passed a bill that mandates a complete audit of the Fed.
The effort to audit the Fed - supported by 79% of the American people - is gaining traction.
Call your Senator and demand that the Senate approve the bill to audit the Fed.
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Its about time, here we go trying to take away the Senate's Botox and shinny white teeth money! Its going to be a fight for whats right.
DRTYFRKRS!
Could be Shelby (Ranking Member and Bernanke critic) or Bunning (you're a moral hazard...I voted against you the first time) or DeMint (let's put a hold on the reconfirmation) to name a few. I didn't mean to only mention Republicans, I just don't know of any Democrats who have voiced opposition. Sen. Sanders is an independent from Vermont, though he does caucus with the Dems. Anyway, the three Repubs I mentioned all sit on the Senate Banking Cmte that is composed of 13 Democrats and 10 Republicans. Here's link to the committee members:
http://banking.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=CommitteeInformation.Membership