Thaddeus McCotter, R-Mich., said the bill posed a choice between the loss of prosperity in the short term or economic freedom in the long term. He said once the federal government enters the financial market place, it will not leave.
So if its short-term security vs. long-term freedom, freedom gets effed, but if there is a chance for oversight and regulation for cataclysmic failures perpetrated by some very rich people, hold the phone.
