Mike Capuano should resign in shame instead of running for Senate.

Mike Capuano of the eight Congressional District here in Massachusetts talks a slick game and feels he belongs in the Senate.  This is ironic because he does even deserve his current post. 

Besides ignoring emails from his constituency on the matters most pertinent to our economy, Mike has the following to say on his page (emphasis are his).
When it comes to TARP and other emergency lending programs, Mike continues to speak out to the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department regarding the need to protect taxpayers.
So far so good, yes?  Yesterday, Mike Capuano had a unique opportunity to protect the taxpayers by voting on an amendment for a bill designed to Audit the Fed.  Because Mike Capuano serves on the finance committee in the house, he has foremost knowledge of the efforts undertaken by the Federal Reserve to remain secret and resist auditing.  Currently the Federal Reserve has a unique position of being able to print money at will, bail out banks and buy toxic paper under the cover of secrecy - actions that exceed the original charter and are grossly unconstitutional. 

The amendment proposed by Alan Grayson and Ron Paul would be the first step in at least exposing to the American public what the Federal Reserve is doing and who is the recipient of OUR money (current and future).

Mike Capuano voted NO on the Paul/Grayson amendment. 

Why?  Who exactly are you serving Mike?  Because it sure as hell NOT the American taxpayer despite your blatant lies to the contrary, furthermore as a Congressman you swore to uphold and protect our constitution and you have failed that duty spectacularly.  Your only remaining option now, is to resign.

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