Congressman Dave Reichert

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Like you, I'm concerned about the future of our economy. I am carefully evaluating the many proposals circulating through the halls of Congress to address our financial crisis. I have already met with and solicited input from Republican and Democratic lawmakers, leading economists and financial experts, Treasury Secretary Paulson and senior Administration officials, members of my 8th District Economic Advisory Committee, and many constituents like you. As I continue to assess the merits and drawbacks of the many proposals currently being debated, I would welcome your input. Please take a minute to answer the survey questions below and share your thoughts with me.

It remains an honor and privilege to represent you and protect the best interests of you and your family.

1. Should the government authorize taxpayer dollars to buy troubled assets? Yes, it’s necessary to shore up troubled markets. This affects Main Street as well as Wall Street.
No, taxpayers should not pay the bill for troubled companies’ greed, abuses and mismanagement.

2. Should the government curb executive compensation and “golden parachutes” for CEOs and senior officials of bailed out companies?

YesNo

3. Should Congress enact new oversight of financial markets, better enforce existing regulations, or both? New oversight
Better enforce existing laws
Both

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