The Honorable Scott Brown
317 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington D.C. 20510
Dear Senator Brown:
Members of the Northborough Tea Party and other Tea Party groups in Massachusetts are very concerned that you might vote YES on the reconciled Financial “Reform” Bill. We recognize that your previous YES vote was made to facilitate the legislative process and move ahead. However, now that the final version has been created, we urge you to vote NO when it comes to the Senate floor.
It is particularly upsetting that the two individuals – Barney Frank and Christopher Dodd – who were largely responsible for the housing bubble and subsequent financial meltdown, were applauded as heroes for their roles in creating this onerous legislation.
Please recall that we supported you, campaigned for you, and elected you to the Senate because you convinced us that you believed in fiscal responsibility, smaller government, and Constitutional principles.
IF YOU TRULY BELIEVE IN THOSE VALUES YOU CANNOT, IN GOOD CONSCIENCE, SUPPORT THIS OUTRAGEOUS ATTEMPT TO NATIONALIZE THE FINANCIAL INDUSTRY.
1. The proposed Bill does not correct the problems with Fannie and Freddie, even though they were the root cause of the financial meltdown. This bill does the exact opposite.
2 . It greatly expands executive authority and reach.
3. It does not eliminate perpetual bail-outs at taxpayer expense.
4. It will (along with the previous unconstitutional interventions in the health care, auto and banking industries) fundamentally expand and change the role of Government vis-à-vis the private sector.
5. Plus the many other egregious items too numerous to enumerate here.
Senator Brown, after completing your “due diligence” of this unconstitutional Bill, including consultation with Senator Judd and Representative Ryan, we expect you to remain committed to the principles you espoused throughout your campaign. Please keep in mind that it was those principles, and your promises to uphold those principles, that motivated so many of us to send you to Washington.
Sincerely,
We just hit 250 signatures and I am incredibly proud of how many people from Massachusetts are standing up for fiscal sanity. Seeing this many neighbors join me in holding Senator Brown accountable gives me a lot of hope for our future.
Reached 250 supporters
June 29, 2010
June 28, 2010
Seeing one hundred people put their names behind this demand shows that my neighbors are just as frustrated with this bill as I am. We expected better than more bailouts and expanded government reach when we sent Senator Brown to Washington.
Reached 100 supporters
June 28, 2010
6 Comments
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Dave Holmes
16 years ago
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do not let us down now. we sent you to DC to stop this nonsense not to join in. VOTE NO.
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Linda Kapoor
16 years ago
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Keep your promise to us. Small gov means small gov. No more bailouts.
K
Karen Cooper
16 years ago
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Fannie and Freddie are a disaster. Why on earth would you support anything that keeps them on life support? big mistake.
M
Mike Singh
16 years ago
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frustrated to see this moving foward. dodd and frank are the last people who should be writing laws for our economy.
S
Susan Hughes
16 years ago
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Total overreach. We need to get back to basics and stop these bailouts once and for all. Listen to your voters Scott!!
T
Tom Ferguson
16 years ago
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This bill is exactly why we voted you in. To fix the mess not make it permanent. VOTE NO.
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The Honorable Scott Brown
317 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington D.C. 20510
Dear Senator Brown:
Members of the Northborough Tea Party and other Tea Party groups in Massachusetts are very concerned that you might vote YES on the reconciled Financial “Reform” Bill. We recognize that your previous YES vote was made to facilitate the legislative process and move ahead. However, now that the final version has been created, we urge you to vote NO when it comes to the Senate floor.
It is particularly upsetting that the two individuals – Barney Frank and Christopher Dodd – who were largely responsible for the housing bubble and subsequent financial meltdown, were applauded as heroes for their roles in creating this onerous legislation.
Please recall that we supported you, campaigned for you, and elected you to the Senate because you convinced us that you believed in fiscal responsibility, smaller government, and Constitutional principles.
IF YOU TRULY BELIEVE IN THOSE VALUES YOU CANNOT, IN GOOD CONSCIENCE, SUPPORT THIS OUTRAGEOUS ATTEMPT TO NATIONALIZE THE FINANCIAL INDUSTRY.
1. The proposed Bill does not correct the problems with Fannie and Freddie, even though they were the root cause of the financial meltdown. This bill does the exact opposite.
2 . It greatly expands executive authority and reach.
3. It does not eliminate perpetual bail-outs at taxpayer expense.
4. It will (along with the previous unconstitutional interventions in the health care, auto and banking industries) fundamentally expand and change the role of Government vis-à-vis the private sector.
5. Plus the many other egregious items too numerous to enumerate here.
Senator Brown, after completing your “due diligence” of this unconstitutional Bill, including consultation with Senator Judd and Representative Ryan, we expect you to remain committed to the principles you espoused throughout your campaign. Please keep in mind that it was those principles, and your promises to uphold those principles, that motivated so many of us to send you to Washington.
Sincerely,
We just hit 250 signatures and I am incredibly proud of how many people from Massachusetts are standing up for fiscal sanity. Seeing this many neighbors join me in holding Senator Brown accountable gives me a lot of hope for our future.
Reached 250 supporters
June 29, 2010
June 28, 2010
Seeing one hundred people put their names behind this demand shows that my neighbors are just as frustrated with this bill as I am. We expected better than more bailouts and expanded government reach when we sent Senator Brown to Washington.
Reached 100 supporters
June 28, 2010
6 Comments
D
Dave Holmes
16 years ago
Featured
do not let us down now. we sent you to DC to stop this nonsense not to join in. VOTE NO.
L
Linda Kapoor
16 years ago
Featured
Keep your promise to us. Small gov means small gov. No more bailouts.
K
Karen Cooper
16 years ago
Featured
Fannie and Freddie are a disaster. Why on earth would you support anything that keeps them on life support? big mistake.
M
Mike Singh
16 years ago
Featured
frustrated to see this moving foward. dodd and frank are the last people who should be writing laws for our economy.
S
Susan Hughes
16 years ago
Featured
Total overreach. We need to get back to basics and stop these bailouts once and for all. Listen to your voters Scott!!
T
Tom Ferguson
16 years ago
Featured
This bill is exactly why we voted you in. To fix the mess not make it permanent. VOTE NO.
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do not let us down now. we sent you to DC to stop this nonsense not to join in. VOTE NO.