E-mail to Congress:
EIN News says, "U.S. House Begins Assembly of Financial Reform Plan. The House Financial Services Committee is to begin work on Wednesday on a top priority for the U.S. Congress -- legislation to mend regulatory holes exposed by last fall's financial crisis. The committee will focus this week on bringing the $450 trillion market in over-the-counter derivatives under federal regulation and creation of an agency to protect consumers from risky financial products. (reuters.com)".
Good move, after you have killed the healthcare and climate control bills!
May I respectfully remind you that any effective legislation is a combination of rules involving penalties for non-adherents AND PROPER SUBSEQUENT ENFORCEMENT ACTION. It is the latter in which we have been sorely deficient in our legislative actions. You are undoubtedly more familiar than I am in how this can be done. My only suggestion is to pressure the Justice Department and other Law Enforcement Agencies.
About Me
- Arthur
- I am a Ph.D. chemist from Cornell University. I was raised on Long Island, NY, and entered the wonderful world of chemistry at Central High School. I later graduated from Grove city College with a BS in Chemistry and Metallurgy and started graduate work at Cornell University. This was interrupted by the World War II effort, during which I was assigned to the Special Engineering Detachment at Oak Ridge Tennessee which was part of the secret Manhattan Project to develop an atomic bomb. After the war, I completed my graduate work at Cornell and began employment with the Rohm & Haas Company of Philadelphia in their Development Laboratory. Subsequent assignments were Field Sales, Sales Manager of the Italian subsidiary, International Marketing Manager, and Technology Transfer Manager. After retirement, I moved to Lubbock, TX, where I became involved in volunteer work at the Grammar School Level in Reading and High School and University Chemistry Laboratories. I am presently Emeritus Director of Environmental Compliance at Lubbock Christian University.
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