Do not let the talk stalled

At the time of voting on the financial reform bill, just within 10 days before the vote, the lawmakers were paid in tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars by the financial institutions for voting against the measures in the bill. The Office of Congressional Ethics has sent more than three dozen requests for records of the contributions from the fiancial institutions to corporate donors and fund-raising hosts. (Fund-Raising Before House Vote Draws Scrutiny)

Do not let the talk stalled and -- put the tax money for the bailout.

In the negotiation to pass the financial regulation bill, the US lawmakers proposed for $19 billion funds, paid by large banks over $50 billion in assets and $10 billion in hedge funds. Now the talk stalled and -- now they must put the tax money for the fund.

The financial reform bill would be voted upon on Thursday. In face of the six trillion derivative market, twenty times the size of US's GDP, the challenge itself is encouraging in the way that is possible for our society. The way the challenges are, and how to cope with them, together with the leadership.

For the historic legislature, under the leadership of President Obama, let us hope for the smooth passage of the bill.