Washington (CNNMoney.com) - The Senate is entering the final stretch of its work on the Wall Street reform bill, which aims to stop bailouts, shine a light on complex financial products and strengthen consumer protection.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said on Monday that he would consider forcing a final vote later this week.
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The suspense is killing me, will it be for real or just another "pretend to be tough". Not holding my breath, but getting closer to election time, it might be better.
This is going to be a tough one for the GOP. They want to kill any reform and protect their campaign donors, but 79% of Americans want Wall Street reform. The GOP will probably justify their vote against it because there is a comma out of place in an amendment that would help consumers.
This "reform" better be more than a minimum charge of 50 cents for using my debit card. If these financially owned Senators do not vote for meaningful reform they are outa here!
I am sick to death of this and I have had enough!
A bill written by Chris Dodd, one of the scoundrels that caused the economic disaster that we're in is just solution to our problem. SARCASM!