EMERGENCY!! PLEASE TAKE ACTION RIGHT NOW… SAVE BANKRUPTCY REFORM!
JUST MINUTES AGO…
House Rules Committee agreed to allow the bankruptcy modification amendment THAT WOULD ALLOW JUDGES TO MODIFY MORTGAGES to be considered on the House floor as an amendment to the broader financial services reform bill AS EARLY AS THIS AFTERNOON!!
THIS AMENDMENT IS BEING FIERCELY OPPOSED by the BANKS AND FINANCIAL SERVICES communities and we NEED to get people CALLING in IMMEDIATELY.
PLEASE TAKE TIME NOW TO contact your friends, family and business associates… stop whatever your staff is doing to give them time to call in. Put it on your Facebook pages, on your LinkedIn pages, Twitter it… re-tweet it! PLEASE DO IT RIGHT NOW!
IT’S SUPER EASY TO DO:
Phone toll free at: 877.354.4958
Put in your zip code
When you reach the receptionist:
- State your name
- Say that you are a constituent
- Ask the Representative to vote FOR the Conyers-Turner-Lofgren amendment (#201) to the Financial Services Reform bill.
- This amendment will cost taxpayers NOTHING and will save millions of homes from foreclosure. IT MUST BE CONSIDERED…
IF THE LINE IS CLOSED, BECAUSE CLOSES AT 6:00 PM…
Email your Senators (24/7) using the link below, which will lead you to a sample email that you can edit and personalize. YOU DON’T EVEN NEED TO KNOW YOUR REP’S NAME… CLICK AND GO!
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Alright Martin. I went through the admittance examination required to comment on your column. I don't understand, why's it's so tough to come on board. O.K. After reading your short( Thank you) warning shot, I must agree, that this step in legislation is a no brainer to any thinking human being. Logical progression. As you mentioned, this is a net 0 loss for the U.S. taxpayer. We should all ( Party affiliation aside) get on board and back this thing.. Now!.
The " Bonus" will be the seamingly automatic complience that will be tendered by the Banking sector on the passing of this initiative to law. The sooner, the beter.
Warrented mortgage modification will become the norm at that time. After all, with 25% of all home loans under water to date, what will the financial sector do with an additional 14 million foreclosures?