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As the Congressional Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission continues to grill bank executives about the role each institution played in the recent economic crisis. A theme seems to be emerging: The banks did nothing illegal.

Living in Florida I’ve been in the eye of several hurricanes. In the eye, one side of the storm has passed and there is great relief. There’s some rubble and signs of destruction, but the sun is shining. We begin to pick up the pieces. There’s a hopeful feeling the danger has passed. Then you listen to the weather forecasters and learn it’s just a temporary respite.

In the year of the deficit, fears of a Greek crisis have spurred many of our Governments to start cutting back on soaring deficits. This includes many European Governments, and perhaps in the future- the current US Government.

Are you angry with what’s going on with global economics? Have you been affected by foreclosure, bankruptcy or any of the other negative affects of this meltdown? If so, then you need to read this.

On January 19th President Obama sent a broad package of financial regulatory changes to members of the Senate Banking Committee. These provisions primarily focus on efforts to reduce the size and scope of the country’s largest banking institutions and to reinforce the administration’s support of an independent agency to protect consumers against the type of lending abuses that contributed to the current financial crisis. This push for new additions to the controversial financial reform package faces an uncertain future in a Congress that is already divided on how to tackle these immense issues.