Comments on: UPDATED: Yes, Bachmann’s Brainy

By: Scherie

Scherie — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 21:28:03 +0000

This financial bill is a disaster. I received a letter from my bank stating it will start charging fees of $12 for checking accounts. The terms of this are unless you have monthly deposits of at least $500, you won’t be charged. I knew this would happen. This won’t be a problem for me. But what about individuals who are having trouble finding work? So now a fee will be instituted for having a checking account?!?

I’ve also read about people being denied credit cards. So now they are using pay day loans. If an individual chooses these type of loans, fine. But the notion that this bill was suppose to protect consumers is bunk. It’s harming consumers! Government is now setting the terms, and individuals are left with these terms, whether they like it or not.

By: Roy Bleckert

Roy Bleckert — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 17:58:31 +0000

“Could it be that the financial bill, in all its 2,300 pristine, unread pages and the 500 odd new regulations it imposed simply needs to go?”

Yes the Elitist Protection Act needs to go if we want any semblance of a honest financial system

If the peeps get their heads screwed on straight , They should stand with Bachmann in the repeal of this bill

By: Dan Jeffreys

Dan Jeffreys — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 17:57:36 +0000

Come now come now, we all know it’s Romney’s turn; it’s the Republican way.

Dan

By: Robert Glisson

Robert Glisson — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 15:40:57 +0000

Forget Chris Matthews, all he can do is talk over his guests comments. What’s important is that Michele Bachmann is in the top ten list of the Southern Poverty Law Center’s hate list. When Obama came to a Republican event and told the Republicans that he was willing to argue finances with them. Michele is the only Republican that said “Bring it on” everyone else wimped out. The only problem with her is that she has as many Republican enemies as she has at the S.P.L.C. I’d vote for her.