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What do you guys think about this? If you agree please send it to your Senators and Congressmen.

http://remortgageamerica.blogspot.com/

Cinda

This idea is to vague.

What about people who don't want or need a new mortgage.

I would suggest that instead of the bailouts to the banks and auto industry that

they give all this money to the people in the form of a huge stimulus check.

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Obama must have taken my advice, just read this in the news. :P

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Anxious to jolt the economy back to life, President-elect Barack Obama appears to be zeroing in on a stimulus package of about $850 billion, dwarfing last spring's tax rebates and rivaling drastic government actions to fight the Great Depression

GO OBAMA!

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I don't know what all the fuss is about. Gee, the top people have to have a life too. Take the last Home Depot CEO, He ran the stock down but still needed to get his $260,000,000 bonus when he left. After all these guys living cost are real high. It doesn't matter that this same amount of money would have been enough to give 26,000 troubled home owners $10,000 each to prevent forclosure. This one guy is so good he has got to easily be worth more than 26,000 families. Just what is it that we have come to as a nation when we let these things happen in this country. We neet to be verbal and active against this by saying NO MORE.

That is one thing nice about out off road toys, we can get away from it all now and then.

Lenny

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