Net Neutrality now!

It MUST NOT be up to giant corporations to decide the rules and regulations that govern their behavior!

The banking and insurance industries were given that power by a defunct Congress, and look at the sorry state of affairs the Country, and the World financial systems are in because of that power to self govern.

The FCC should act immediately to protect the long-standing principle of net neutrality so that the Internet can continue to grow, fuel innovation and facilitate communication World wide.

Today the Internet serves as our open source, our "town square" -- where we talk to one another, exchange views, find information from many diverse sources of news and opinion, write our blogs, share our opinions, contact candidates, and engage in our democracy. We must make certain that for-profit interests don't destroy the democratic free enterprise culture of the web.

Since its inception, the Internet was, and has been an open highway for communication between individuals world wide.

As a community, friendships have been forged that are on going, and long lasting.

Written communications between family members have increased in no small part due to e-mail communications, and small businesses have thrived all due to open net neutrality.

Now along comes Corporate GREED attempting to take over the FCC’s job of regulating the Internet! This can’t be allowed to happen.

The FCC has been empowered by the people that use the Internet to govern it and keep it a fair and open FREE WAY of information; the same as the FCC was empowered to govern the air ways for Radio, and TV.

As a small business entrepreneur whose very business life depends on a fair and open Internet, the plan put forth by Google and Verizon spells DOOM for my business, and millions of others like me.

Without net neutrality allowing us the same privilege and access to our customers as the larger deeper pocket corporations we will fold and close our doors.

In an era of a declining tax base because the Government has allowed major corporations to take their holdings off shore, and discontinue paying taxes, it is more important than ever that the small businesses be allowed to thrive and contribute to the tax base.

Net neutrality must be protected once and for all time from the monomaniacal GREED of the huge telecoms.

The FCC must listen to the voices of the millions of constituents that are demanding net neutrality and weigh their decision on the balance of the good for the many, rather than for the wealth of the few!

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If you wish your voice to be heard by the FCC, CLICK HERE NOW Add your voice to the millions petitioning the FCC to save net neutrality from the GREED of Google, and Verizon.

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And he wants to be Govenor!

Recent Senate Votes
Education Jobs and Medicaid Assistance Act - Vote Agreed to (61-39)

The Senate passed this bill to provide $16.1 billion to extend increased Medicaid assistance to states and $10 billion in funding for states to create or retain teachers’ jobs. The House must vote on the bill next.

Sen. Sam Brownback voted NO...

Nomination of Elena Kagan, of Massachusetts, to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States - Vote Confirmed (63-37)

The Senate confirmed Elena Kagan to be a Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. She was sworn in on Saturday.

Sen. Sam Brownback voted NO...

He just keeps voting no on anything that will aid the average person, Now if you were an oil, coal, mining, or timber company with deep pockets, he'd vote yes on anything you put forth just to keep the money flowing in his direction.

What a Guy!

See that he's unemployed come November!

And he's got guts enough to run for Govenor

Recent Senate Votes

Democracy is Strengthened by Casting Light on Spending in Elections (DISCLOSE) Act - Vote Rejected (57-41, 2 Not Voting)

The Senate rejected ending debate on this campaign finance disclosure legislation. The bill will likely not return to the Senate floor until September.

Sen. Sam Brownback voted NO...
Sen. Pat Roberts voted NO...

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Now he has the Guts to run for Governor of Kansas so he can continue screwing the people of Kansas only more directly. He's accepting a paycheck as Kansas Senator while he politics for his run for Governor just like he used his Paycheck as a Kansas Senator while he made an un-successful run for President.

This guy has no ethics, if he did he'd resign from one Government job while he's seeking another.

He misses Senate votes, is absent from the Senate floor because he's busy campaigning for another job! Yet his hand is stretched out for his paycheck in spite of the fact that he doesn't do his job.

If Kansans forget how badly he's served them in the Senate, and vote him in for Governor, Kansans have voted to fill their air space with Coal Soot from the new Coal fired Electric Plants he'll approve in Western Kansas.

Brownback is in Corporate Americas Pocket, and unless you have deep pockets that can contribute to him forget getting any type of legislation passed that will help the average citizen....

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AIG plans to pay $100 million in another round of bonuses

AIG plans to pay $100 million in another round of bonuses

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I believe it's time that every policy holder of AIG switch insurance companies! If this company 'AIG' has enough surplus of money after accepting a bail out from the Country to again pay millions of dollars in bonus' to their top exec's then they're making too much money, and their policy holders should abandon them to their own devices! SWITCH INSURANCE COMPANIES AND LET THEM KNOW WHAT YOU THINK!

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AIG plans to pay $100 million in another round of bonuses

By Brady Dennis
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, February 3, 2010; 12:11 AM

American International Group plans Wednesday to pay another round of employee bonuses, worth about $100 million, said several people familiar with the matter, a year after similar payments at the bailed-out insurance giant infuriated many Americans and inflamed Washington.

This week's retention payments go to those employees at the company's Financial Products division who agreed recently to accept 10 to 20 percent less money than AIG had initially promised them two years ago. In return, they are to receive their payments more than a month ahead of schedule.

The company is still scheduled to pay out tens of millions of dollars more in March, mostly to former employees who did not agree to the concessions.

AIG executives have been scrambling to hammer out a compromise before March 15, when the firm faces a deadline to pay nearly $200 million in bonuses to employees at Financial Products, the unit whose risky derivatives deals brought the insurer to the brink of collapse in 2008. Government and AIG officials have been eager to avoid a repeat of the public furor that erupted last March when an earlier round of payments -- worth $168 million -- went to the same set of employees.

While many in the public and on Capitol Hill have been angered by outsize paydays at financial firms, the AIG retention bonuses have been especially rankling because the company has received a federal rescue package of about $180 billion in loans, stock investments and other commitments from the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department.

People familiar with the negotiations said about 97 percent of current employees at the Financial Products division agreed last week to forgo 10 percent of their upcoming bonuses in return for early payment. Participation rates have remained far lower -- about 35 percent, two people said -- among former employees, who were asked to surrender 20 percent of their bonuses.

Gerry Pasciucco, who was hired after the bailout to run Financial Products and help dismantle it, sent an e-mail to employees this week explaining that the company had decided to move forward with the reduced payments. "We expect payment to be received in your account no later than Wednesday, Feb. 3," it read in part.

"This lets us, as a business, pivot away from this issue," said one Financial Products employee, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak on the record. "Current employees stepped up. They want to continue to do their business. They obviously want to get beyond this."

Andrew Goodstadt, a New York lawyer who represents more than a dozen current and former Financial Products employees, said he hoped the deal would be a step toward normalcy. "My clients are looking forward to getting paid their contractual entitlements," he said, "and resolving this matter once and for all."
Seeking repayment

The new payments are in part an attempt by AIG to meet two demands from U.S. compensation czar Kenneth R. Feinberg. One is to scale back the size of the bonuses. By paying the employees less than they had been promised, the company is also seeking to compensate for $26 million that Financial Products employees had said they would return last year but did not.

At the height of the controversy last spring, employees at the firm signaled they would return a total of $45 million by the end of 2009. A government audit in the fall showed that only about $19 million was returned. Feinberg has insisted that the full amount be repaid, though the $20 million in recent concessions still falls short of that mark.

AIG has been consulting with Feinberg about its negotiations with employees over reducing their bonuses in return for early payment.

"We are greatly appreciative that virtually all -- some 97 percent -- of active FP employees have volunteered to reduce their upcoming 2010 payment to help achieve our giveback target," AIG spokesman Mark Herr said. "We have decided to begin these reduced payments to these active employees as well as those non-active employees who agreed to reductions. The reductions from these two groups stand at about $20 million, and we believe this allows us to largely put this matter behind us."

Herr added that some former employees had agreed to reduce their payments by an additional $4.5 million, but it remained unclear whether that money could count toward the payback goal. "Nonetheless, we will continue to work with the non-active employees to round out the remaining amount of our giveback target over the next few months," Herr said.

"These payments are tied to employment contracts from 2007 that fell outside the jurisdiction of the Special Master [Feinberg] and the law," said Andrew Williams, a Treasury spokesman. "We are encouraged that AIG employees are making good on the repayment pledges they made last spring."

Few aspects of the financial crisis have angered lawmakers and ordinary Americans as much as the AIG bonuses. On Tuesday, Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) said of the latest round of payments: "The Obama administration has been outmaneuvered, and the closed-door negotiations just add to the skepticism that the taxpayers will ever get the upper hand."
Legally binding

The roots of the controversy developed months before the government's rescue of the giant insurer. As the housing bubble was collapsing and the company's trading in financial derivatives called credit-default swaps was starting to cost the company billions of dollars, AIG officials instituted the guaranteed retention payments to keep employees during the coming period of financial instability. Financial Products employees were promised more than $400 million in retention pay, with lump sums due in March 2009 and March 2010.

Government and AIG officials agreed last year that the bonuses at Financial Products, however unsavory they might seem after the company's multiple federal bailouts, were legally binding. That explanation did not sit well with millions of Americans who were out of work and whose tax dollars had gone to prop up the faltering insurance giant.

When word of the payments erupted into a national news story last March, President Obama vowed to "pursue every single legal avenue to block" the bonuses. Lawmakers backed a bill that would have taxed the payments to Financial Products employees at 90 percent. The issue eventually died down -- publicly, at least -- but government and AIG officials recognized that the second round of payments due this March threatened to stoke public anger once again.

Financial Products has shrunk steadily during the past year, winding down the number of derivatives trades on its books to about 16,000 at the end of 2009 from 44,000 before the bailout. It has closed offices in Hong Kong and Tokyo and reduced its staff to 237 employees from 428.

"People will be relieved that they can now remove this as a distraction, focus on the task at hand and go on with their lives," one Financial Products employee said of this week's compromise. "People did it to put it behind them."

Staff writer Zachary A. Goldfarb contributed to this report.

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Open Letter to President Obama on Health Care Reform From Margaret Flowers, MD | ProsperityAgenda.US

Open Letter to President Obama on Health Care Reform From Margaret Flowers, MD | ProsperityAgenda.US

Obama opened the door a crack but no one can get through because of security, and politics. He asked for advice, but isn't available to hear it!

Open Letter to President Obama on Health Care Reform From Margaret Flowers, MD
Jan 27, 2010 — KZeese

January 28, 2010

President Barack Obama
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear President Obama,

I was overjoyed to hear you say in your State of the Union address last night:

“But if anyone from either party has a better approach that will bring down premiums, bring down the deficit, cover the uninsured, strengthen Medicare for seniors, and stop insurance company abuses, let me know.”

My colleagues, fellow health advocates and I have been trying to meet with you for over a year now because we have an approach which will meet all of your goals and more.

I am a pediatrician who, like many of my primary care colleagues, left practice because it is nearly impossible to deliver high quality health care in this environment. I have been volunteering for Physicians for a National Health Program ever since. For over a year now, I have been working with the Leadership Conference for Guaranteed Health Care/ National Single Payer Alliance. This alliance represents over 20 million people nationwide from doctors to nurses to labor, faith and community groups who advocate on behalf of the majority of Americans, including doctors, who favor a national Medicare for All health system.

I felt very optimistic when Congress took up health care reform last January because I remember when you spoke to the Illinois AFL-CIO in June, 2003 and said:

"I happen to be a proponent of a single payer universal health care program." (applause) "I see no reason why the United States of America, the wealthiest country in the history of the world, spending 14 percent of its Gross National Product on health care cannot provide basic health insurance to everybody. And that's what Jim is talking about when he says everybody in, nobody out. A single payer health care plan, a universal health care plan. And that's what I'd like to see."

But as all of you know, we may not get there immediately. Because first we have to take back the White House, we have to take back the Senate, and we have to take back the House."

And that is why I was so surprised when the voices of those who support a national single payer plan/Medicare for All were excluded in place of the voices of the very health insurance and pharmaceutical industries which profit off the current health care situation.

There was an opportunity this past year to create universal and financially-sustainable health care reform rather than expensive health insurance reform.

As you well know, the United States spends the most per capita on health care in the world yet leaves millions of people out and receives poor return on those health care dollars in terms of health outcomes and efficiency. This poor value for our health care dollar is due to the waste of having so many insurance companies. At least a third of our health care dollars go towards activities that have nothing to do with health care such as marketing, administration and high executive salaries and bonuses. This represents over $400 billion per year which could be used to pay for health care for all of those Americans who are suffering and dying from preventable causes.

The good news is that it doesn’t have to be this way. You said that you wanted to “keep what works” and that would be Medicare. Medicare is an American legacy of which we can feel proud. It has guaranteed health security to all who have it. Medicare has lifted senior citizens out of poverty. Health disparities, which are rising in this nation, begin to disappear as soon as patients reach 65 years of age. And patients and doctors prefer Medicare to private insurance. Why, our Medicare has even been used as a model by other nations which have developed and implemented universal health systems.

Mr. President, we wanted to meet with you because we have the solution to health care reform. The United States has enough money already and we have the resources, including esteemed experts in public health, health policy and health financing. Our very own Dr. William Hsiao at Harvard has designed health systems in five other countries.

I am asking you to meet with me because the solution is simple. Remove all of the industries who profit off of the American health care catastrophe from the table. Replace them with those who are knowledgeable in designing health systems and who are without ties to the for-profit medical industries. And then allow them to design an improved Medicare for All national health system. We can implement it within a year of designing such a system.

What are the benefits of doing this?

• It will save tens of thousands (perhaps hundreds of thousands) of American lives each year, not to mention the prevention of unnecessary suffering.

• It will relieve families of medical debt, which is the number one cause of bankruptcy and foreclosure despite the fact that most of those who experienced bankruptcy had health insurance.

• It will relieve businesses of the growing burden of skyrocketing health insurance premiums so that they can invest in innovation, hiring, increased wages and other benefits and so they can compete in the global market. For example, it is estimated to provide a major stimulus for the U.S. economy by creating 2.6 million new jobs, and infusing $317 billion in new business and public revenues, with another $100 billion in wages.

• It will control health care costs in a rational way through global budgeting and negotiation for fair prices for pharmaceuticals and services.

• It will allow patients the freedom to choose wherever they want to go for health care and will allow patients and their caregivers to determine which care is best without denials by insurance administrators.

• It will restore the physician-patient relationship and bring satisfaction back to the practice of medicine so that more doctors will stay in or return to practice.

• It will allow our people in our nation to be healthy and productive and able to support themselves and their families.

• It will create a legacy for your administration that may someday elevate you to the same hero status as Tommy Douglas has in Canada.

Mr. President, there are more benefits, but I believe you get the point. I look forward to meeting with you and am so pleased that you are open to our ideas. The Medicare for All campaign is growing rapidly and is ready to support you as we move forward on health care reform that will provide America with one of the best health systems in the world. And that is something of which all Americans can be proud.

With great anticipation and deep respect,

Margaret Flowers, M.D.
Maryland chapter, Physicians for a National Health Program
mdpnhp@gmail.com
410-591-0892



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Last September, I wrote The Hightower Lowdown about how the Roberts' Court could throw out over 100 years of campaign finance law.

Remember their names: Alito, Kennedy, Roberts, Scalia, and Thomas.

Yesterday, from within the dark isolation of the Supreme Court, these five men pulled off a black-robed coup against the American people's democratic authority. In an unprecedented perversion of judicial power, this court cabal has decreed that corporations have a free-speech "right" to dip into their corporate coffers and spend unlimited sums of money to elect or defeat candidates of their choosing.

Corporate interests already had too much money power over our political system. No other group in America comes anywhere near the spending clout that this relatively small clutch of wealthy special interests wields over our elections and government. So it's ludicrous for anyone – much less Supreme Court judges – to argue that the corporate voice is a victim of political "censorship." This is not merely judicial activism, it is judicial radicalism.

Thomas Jefferson warned about the dangerous rise of corporate power, declaring that must "crush in its birth the aristocracy of our moneyed corporations." Today, I'm sure that founding patriots like Jefferson are not simply spinning in their graves at the Supreme Court's surrender to this aristocracy – they're trying to claw their way out of their graves to throttle all five of the traitors.

We MUST fight back. Many good groups are working on this issue, and we all have to get involved to fight against this corporate take over of our political system. Public Citizen has a petition we can sign. Common Cause is asking us to contact your congressperson and make sure they have signed on to the Fair Elections Now Act. I mentioned other good groups that are working on this issue. Get in touch with them. Let's fight the good fight... and win! Onward!

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