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That is a good idea. I will support the petition is there were one. The Fed has been gaining too much authority. New hiphop songs Miami

Raising taxes is not advisable nowadays because the people are still "recovering". What we need now is good governance with unconditional aid especially to the needy. Online Accredited High School AND Adison High School

I won the primary based largely on my populist Green message: I believe that now is the time to communicate to Americans that we must organize and wage political war on the banks, who have been at war against the working and middle classes for decades. From ATM fees and overdraft fees to predatory mortgages, the major corporate banks in the United States have continually preyed on the most vulnerable members of our society. Let's fight back: First and foremost by ending the bankster bailouts and by fighting to reverse already approved bailout appropriations.

Great News on HR 1207 "Audit the Fed Bill" This past Tuesday Patriots across the nation joined Campaign For Liberty in dropping Signed Petitions to local district offices while volunteers joined CFL National on the Hill (DC) to hand deliver 43,000 signed petitions...as a result the bill now has a whopping 113 Co-Sponsors..up from 91 on Monday.... Oor goal is to get 218 Congressmen/women to sign on so that the bill will go to the House floor for a vote... Please stop by www.campaignforliberty.com and download some petitions and help get them signed from folks in your district. Keep the emails, phone calls and faxes rolling... we are gaining momentum on this fight....Help us get this bill to the House Floor...Contact your representative today!! In Liberty, Gin

At Least Audit the Federal Reserve Sir Josiah Stamp, President of the Bank of England (1880-1941) was quoted as saying that banking was conceived in iniquity and born in sin… if you want to continue to be the slave of the bankers and pay the cost of your own slavery, then let the bankers continue to create money and control credit.— The Federal Reserve Transparency Act would eliminate restrictions on GAO audits of the Federal Reserve and open Fed operations to enhanced scrutiny. We hear officials constantly lauding the benefits of transparency and especially bemoaning the opacity of the Fed, its monetary policy, and its funding facilities. By opening all Fed operations to a GAO audit and calling for such an audit to be completed by the end of 2010, the Federal Reserve Transparency Act would achieve much-needed transparency of the Federal Reserve. It is estimated the FED can buy our currency for approximately .04 per note while charging the taxpayer usury, and other interest at note face value, so if the government is buying $100 dollar bills today, the at cost .04 debt note is costing us the taxpayer $200. Is this really the way we want to continue living as slaves to international banking interests. I say this bill is a good start to within this administration calling an end to the Federal Reserve System, returning the power to coin money to the people.

To: Chicago Progressive Community, From: Matt Reichel, Green Party Candidate in the special election in Illinois's 5th District The vacancy created by the departure of Rahm Emanuel from Illinois's 5th District has presented an excellent opportunity to implant progressive rhetoric into the debate surrounding the election process. The Primary Election season was highlighted by the first contested Green primary for a non-presidential race in Illinois history, as I ran against Deb Gordils, Mark Frederickson and Simon Ribeiro for the privilege of being the Green Party nominee in this high profile election. All four Green candidates were invited to the vast majority of the forums and debates, and we made the most of it: in general, we received the most raucous applause and the most visible expression of interest from attendees. I won the primary based largely on my populist Green message: I believe that now is the time to communicate to Americans that we must organize and wage political war on the banks, who have been at war against the working and middle classes for decades. From ATM fees and overdraft fees to predatory mortgages, the major corporate banks in the United States have continually preyed on the most vulnerable members of our society. Let's fight back: First and foremost by ending the bankster bailouts and by fighting to reverse already approved bailout appropriations. Let us also draw a clear, thick line between us progressives and Democrat Mike Quigley, the "reformer." With our country in crisis, we don't have time for reforming the machine of Chicago politics. We must organize to defeat the Machine. We can't afford to compromise on the most pressing issues: the ongoing wars of Empire in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan, the overspending on bailouts of this nation's criminal Wall Street class, and the lack of comprehensive universal single payer health care. The Chicago Sun Times and Chicago Tribune, who together essentially coronated Quigley as our next congressman with their endorsements, are busily painting Quigley as an "outsider." However, Quigley began his political career working for machine alderman Bernie Hansen, and he has always worked squarely within the machinery of the Democratic Party. Furthermore, he lacks the courage and passion to press on the aforementioned issues: the most important ones facing this nation in a time of economic peril. Let us get our message out there! You can help today by visiting our website, www.mattreichel.us and donating and/or signing up to volunteer. We are also running group canvasses each weekend day, every Saturday and Sunday, at 2pm. Meet at the office at 1726 W. Carmen. For more information about my stance on the issues, please visit the issues page of our website, http://www.mattreichel.us/theissues.php, or contact the office directly at 773-961-8257. I thank you for your work as activists in our community, and I look forward to continuing to work with you for the greater cause of peace and social justice. Sincerely, Matt Reichel www.mattreichel.us 773-961-8257