No bailout, no way
ANTHONY J. HAYES Loganton I am not a Republican and I am not a Democrat. I am a Constitutionalist and intend on voting for Constitution Party candidate Chuck Baldwin, who has been endorsed by U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Tex. The $700 billion that may be appropriated by Congress makes no difference, but for a little psychological effect on the markets. The awful truth is the bill would have made the Federal Reserve basically another branch of government that would be unregulated, to have free will, with no judicial oversight. If it had passed, the new world order bankers would have used it to further consolidate their power, rob more wealth from America to the international bankers and make the dollar bubble bigger through inflation and devaluing by increasing the money supply, which they’ll do anyway. It would only delay the inevitable depression due to the $1 quadrillion derivative market, which is on its way home to roost. These fraudsters are guilty of high treason.
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CAMILLE “BUD” GEORGE
Clearfield
I read with great interest Judith L. Smith’s Sept. 29 letter to the editor in The Express “Deregulation and politics” and the accompanying editor’s note.
Thanks for helping
AMBER MORRIS
Loganton
As project mentor of Cortney Murray’s senior project at Sugar Valley Rural Charter School, I just wanted to send out a huge personal thanks to everyone who was involved in making our fundrais
McCain flip-flops
While online, I’ve recently noticed a few letters to the editor mentioning a vote for McCain/Palin is a vote for change. That’s correct, but only if you’re referring to Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.
» Full StoryGrateful for guidance, wisdom
In these times of uncertainty, I am glad to have had the parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents and friends who were part of my daily life growing up in Lock Haven.
» Full StoryBailout
Imagine if the government bailed out every U. S. citizen by reducing his credit card balances to zero.
People would get a second chance to try again.


