He voted Yea on the $700billion bailout...
But seriously - how could he know through osmosis that he was not representing me? I didn't try contacting him on how I felt.
So I went onto my Senators' webpages (Barbara Boxer & Diane Feinstein), and emailed them how I felt. My header screamed:
"NOOOOO - I do not support the bailout!"
Why should the irresponsible parties who created this disaster be rewarded at the expense of the taxpayers?
I didn't buy a house I couldn't afford.
I didn't buy a new car that I couldn't afford.
I'm still driving an '89 toyota camry that I inherited 8 years ago.
I also take the bus to save $$ on gas.
So why should I help fund those who spent beyond their means and were too greedy?
and the bankers... why do they get such exorbitant salaries, bonuses & golden parachutes?
shouldn't they pay that money back first before the rest of us foot the bill?
And I was recently reminded (and outraged by the lack of media awareness) that McCain was one of the Keating 5. Hello? bailout part II?So perhaps I'm a little bit all over the place... I didn't want to write too long a letter - I wanted to get my point across.
But I took a few moments out to contact my senators to tell them how I felt. They supposedly represent us - and if we don't tell them how we feel, then how can they truly represent us?
Or am I being an Idealist here... do they really care about serving their constituency or have they been bought?
Sigh... at least I tried...
