Mel Watt (Shitty Fake Dem-NC) kills the bill to audit the Fed!

[FLAprogressive]

Run time: 10:58 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF-txRjEZoI   Posted on YouTube: November 06, 2009 By YouTube Member: Views on YouTube: 0   Posted on DU: November 06, 2009 By DU Member: FLAprogressive Views on DU: 856

 
More like Mel TWatt if you ask me.

HR 1207 has 311 cosponsors, including progressive heroes like Alan Grayson, Marcy Kaptur, Dennis Kucinich, and Lynn Woolsey.

Leave it to Fed Whore Mel TWatt to kill it!

[winyanstaz]

1. treason in my book to do this.....

This is an outrage.

[FLAprogressive]

2. this is the guy who called Ralph Nader a "fucking arrogant white man"

yeah he's a tool

[liberation]

6. Look at his eyes in the pict: either he is suffering from bad allergies, or he is high as a kite

[dixiegrrrrl]

3. No matter what you think of Ron Paul, his insight into the money system is correct.

And what Watt did points once out, AGAIN, that there is little difference between the 2 parties.

[liberation]

4. To be fair to Ron Paul, this is one of the two issues he is remotely on the right side of things

even if it may be for the wrong reasons.

[FLAprogressive]

9. the war, the fed, and drugs are about it.

[sandspur]

5. Ron Paul has one fact wrong

He slipped it in the conversation at least once. Regulation was not a cause of the financial meltdown, deregulation was. Transparency and regulation are needed, not just one or the other.

[liberation]

7. As I said over and over, Ron Paul is correct in a couple of issues...

but usually by the wrong reasons. That is why I have always been very weary of him, in my book being right for the wrong reason... technically still counts as being wrong.

[ej510]

8. There are too many democrats who have been

bought and paid for by special interests. Find out how many he was offered.

[JDPriestly]

10. Why do the politicians insist on perpetrating the fraud?

Because the country was sold long ago on the idea that the measure of progress and prosperity is gross domestic or national product as measured by how much money exchanges hands and how often.

Thus, to show progress and prosperity, i.e., success as a nation, we need to show lots of transactions in which money changes hands.

We do not measure our prosperity by how much of their homes American families own or how many days off a year a working man can take. We measure it only in terms of exchanges of money. So, we are told we are more "prosperous" but actually, we our prosperity is an illusion.

Stability in families, communities and society is not valued in the official GDP or GNP numbers. So we are told that "productivity" goes up while our quality of life goes down.

[wildbilln864]

11. k&r! nt