Comments on: Gimme Your Thoughts Before I Go on Air About -- What to Ask Senator Judd Gregg

By: jay

jay — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 18:16:56 +0000

Was the best investment AIG made,the campaign contributions to Obama and Dodd.A few hundred grand to their campaign gave them a return of billions .Thats better than the Clintons did

By: Laura Pivonka

Laura Pivonka — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 15:43:53 +0000

Question to Senator Gregg:

Why did you vote for the Banking Bailout Bill, when there is NO ACCOUNTABILITY with the FED?

Will you be a co-sponsor to HB 1207 for opening the FED’s books? If not, why not??

By: TCInTampa

TCInTampa — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 23:04:10 +0000

Can you get Rebecca replaced by one of the smart, hot Fox anchors?

By: John Krohn

John Krohn — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 21:31:20 +0000

When are you going to start doing your !@#$%!%#@ job and stay the !@#$!@# out of mine. How many years have you sat by, watching the winds of socialism, overspending, run-away deficits and any number of other things just happen before you without so much as a wimper and now suddenly you are on my side. OK – here is the question. “Sen Gregg – For the last 16+ years the congress has failed to take an activist regulatory position and has allowed the current recession to take place. We have created an economic disaster of historical proportions because of the poor job our elected representatives have done. What is the solution for the average voter? Is it pitchforks or term limits? We know voting does not help because my vote has the same equal weight as someone with no skin in the game and has their hand out for a portion of my pay. On a similar note, has congress decide what the root cause is of the current recession (we would like to know what your reality is versus ours) and what you intend to do to prevent this from happening again?”

By: Doug

Doug — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 21:24:11 +0000

Will Congress be returing the stipends ($93,000) that each one of them received during the meltdownIf you count the sentors the amount equals $45,105,000. Ask him if AIG is required to return the money how about them plus 2/3 of their salaries? It has been 10+ years since a politician has earned their value in work completed to the betterMENT of the american citizen.

By: CarlaJ

CarlaJ — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 19:16:43 +0000

The administration and congress thinks giving the banks all these billions that the money will trickle down to the consumers, but I don’t think it will. This has been tried too many times and failed, and it will fail this time. Why can’t the money be given to the people and let it trickle up. The money would come near trickling up, because the people would pay off mortgages,other debt, invest,and spend into the economy. The consumers is 2/3″s of the economy.

By: Dan From Texas

Dan From Texas — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 18:12:25 +0000

Treasury just made a 1 trillion bet with taxpayer money to remove bad loans off of banks books.The taxpayer has all the risk! Why not allow private investors to buy these bad assets at an auction and not pay capital gains on the profits. They would also have the ability to take tax deductions for any losses incurred. By investors I mean everyone. This way no taxpayer money is at risk and Federal Reserve does not need to print any new money.

By: Jay Willard

Jay Willard — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 18:05:10 +0000

Please do not send more money to Gaza. Please no more bailouts and please, please no control for the Treasury to seize non-financial banks.organizations because who knows what they will seize and what definition they will use to do this in the name of the government. NO ACORN TAKING CENSUS. WE, THE ELDERLY DO NOT WANT TO GIVE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO THESE PEOPLE BECAUSE WE DO NOT KNOW WHERE THIS INFORMATION WILL END UP. The census says they will report in an honest fashion——–whoa here, were they not suppose to follow the laws and regulations and verify signatures when they were rectuiting votes for the elections (or should I say Obama)?

By: chuck kovach

chuck kovach — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 17:53:44 +0000

by the end of this June , the econmoy will have lost over 6 mill jobs , all in the private sector .Since no jobs are being lost in the gov. sector , what impact does that have for the country, the taxpayer and to the Republican party ?

By: Dianne

Dianne — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 16:42:52 +0000

Please ask Senator Gregg if he is at all considering running for President in 2012. He would have my vote.