Credit crisis erodes faith in Washington
Through it all, Americans were not shy about voicing their outrage. E-mails to Rep. Michael Burgess, R-Texas, said: “This is madness to ask us, the taxpayers, to cover the liabilities of Wall Street. We are tired of being fleeced” and “What a shame and disgrace to the U.S. Taxpayer and this country.”
As if people needed one more reason to question their faith in Washington. The colossal credit crisis shows the difficulty that Barack Obama or John McCain will face in fulfilling a pledge to change business-as-usual in this town. More...Note: When you click "more," you will be redirected from Representative Burgess' site to the original publication site. |
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