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This bill isn’t finished. It falls short of our constituents’ demands to prevent future bailouts, and it’s expected to hurt America’s job creators at a time when we need jobs most.

‘If we can’t look our constituents in the eyes and tell them with absolute certainty that we’ve addressed their core concerns, then tell me: Why are we voting on this bill? The Democrats want us to trust them on this one. With all respect, Americans aren’t in a trusting mood at this point’

If a future administration thinks there’s a crisis that requires using taxpayer funds, then they should have to get permission from the taxpayers first. It isn’t enough for someone in the administration to say it’s so. They need to come to Congress before they write the check.

Recent Press Releases

Main Street Agrees: The Dodd Bill Isn’t Ready

April 27, 2010

Americans Aren’t in a Trusting Mood

April 26, 2010

Prove It To My Constituents

April 22, 2010