HR3808 failed to muster the 2/3 “YEA’s” to override. I note it was mostly supported by Republicans. That’s disturbing to me because I’m sure they KNOW the corruption banksters are perpetrating, yet would further the hand of crime by support of such a bill.
It would have seemed a more prudent and less harmful thing to postpone action on the bill until the current banking mess subsides, but they chose not to because banksters hides are beginning to sear. I hope America’s public takes note of the bill and of those who chose to vote “YEA” and would consider if “YEA’s” had prevailed, how their prevalence may have forever negatively affected the rule of law.
Apparently one of their bankster friends was on the floor and voted “YEA” as well.
http://www.govtrack.us/congress/vote.xpd?vote=h2010-573
This is why I continue to believe that we have two political parties in the US:
The Evil Party (ie, the DNC)
and
The Stupid Party (ie, the GOP).
The GOP is too stupid to understand the scams the bankers have been running on the investing public, and continue to believe that because the bankers like to espouse “free market” rhetoric, that the bankers must be swell and gosh, just honest-as-the-day-is-long people.