Support the Congressmen trying to exert pressure on the Federal Reserve

If you care about the direction of this country and are "fed up" (pun intended) with what is happening with the US Dollar, inflation and corruption then support the following Congressmen in their fight against the Fed.  As you may know, Ron Paul's audit the bill fed has ran into a massive roadblock, by the name of Mel Watt (North Carolina 12th) who is PURPOSELY trying to protect the federal reserve for audit in order to support his biggest donors.  This guy is epitome of everything wrong with Congress and special interests.

As a reminder, Mr. Watt's biggest donors are: Bank of America ,Wachovia Corp, American Express, American Bankers AssnDo you suppose Mr. Watts is representing the American people or the banksters who without the Fed would not even exist anymore.  

Ron Paul's bill, HR 1207, currently has a 99% approval rating from opencongress.org and a whopping 310 co-sponsors.  This should not be in committee at all, but instead should go to the House floor to be voted on.  A bill with such popular support to be held up by corrupt thieves like Mel Watts is a travesty. 

A letter written to Barney Frank (who is also the recipient of massive bank contributions) is looking to examine the entire structure of the Federal Reserve and a full public audit.   This letter is signed by the following people and they need your support.  Raise awareness.

Elijah Cummings 
Lloyd Dogget
Maurice Hinchney
Tim Walz
Alan Grayson (yeah, the crazy one)
John Tierney
Peter Welch

This could just be a show trial, but the language in the letter indicates that they are interested in a full congressional oversight and that is a great start.

If you want to send an email, please head over the members page of the House Financial Services Committee and email your representative urging them to pass a comprehensive Fed Audit bill.

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