The U. S. House of Representatives just concluded its vote on the President's veto of H.R. 3808, and

The U. S. House of Representatives just concluded its vote on the President's veto of H.R. 3808, and you did it!

Dear Barbara,

The U. S. House of Representatives just concluded its vote on the President's veto of H.R. 3808, and you did it!

The President's veto of the Interstate Recognition of Notarizations Act of 2010 was sustained by 235 votes of the 435-member House. Democrats voted overwhelmingly in favor of sustaining the veto of this bill that has huge anti-consumer consequences. Just five Republicans joined them.

ForeclosureYour quick advocacy has sustained an important Presidential veto. You made a difference. With your help we have moved closer to holding financial institutions and law firms accountable for mistakes and fraud in selling and trading interests in Americans' homes and for dishonest and unlawful practices in foreclosing on them.

This issue is complicated. It is not going away. It affects every American.

Thank you for being willing to speak up and help other Americans. Thank you for demanding honest and fair practices. Thank you for exercising your citizenship and telling your representatives what you want them to do. Let's keep going.

Sincerely,

Jennifer Brunner

Jennifer Brunner
Ohio Secretary of State

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Hmm..wonder what evil plan the banks will come up with now?

Oh, maybe this one:

Report: Lenders, States Discuss Foreclosure Compensation Fund

The nation’s biggest lenders are reportedly preparing to create a compensation fund for borrowers who lost their homes in improper foreclosures. According to the Washington Post, banks are negotiating details with officials heading the foreclosure investigation by all 50 state attorneys general. The probe was launched last month following revelations mortgage companies made misleading or fraudulent statements and signed off on documents without proper review to approve foreclosures. The attorneys general are focusing on the three largest mortgage servicers—Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo—with other banks to follow.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=103x570602

It is going to take constant vigilance. The Republicans are wholly sold out to the banksters and WS and there are enough Democrats who are that I expect a lot of legislation to be introduced, rather quietly, to find a way to let them off the hook.

They have trillions of dollars of our money and have not been held to account for ruining our nation. They don't need any more breaks.

"This issue is complicated. It is not going away. It affects every American."