My advice to Cantor, and Dodd, and the entire Congress — and especially to Obama and Geithner — is to quit playing favorites against the needs of the nation. Quit playing games with the people's future. Fix the economy's need for credit, and put out of business any concern that cannot stand on its own two economic feet. Quit babying millionaires when mere mortals cry out for relief.
Do this, and quickly, or else you won't have to ask for whom the Liberty Bell tolls. It won't toll for thee.
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