Maybe that will get in a newspaper article tomorrow.

I would like to hear from all three.

Bottom line, I think the American people are in a state of bailout fatigue.

I think it was a mistake to intervene and make the AIG investors... whole.

I can certainly see how that fits your description.

The goal ought to be to address problems in mortgage origination and in our subprime mortgage system, not create new problems.

I agree we ought to look at the credit risk retention requirement, and originators should have skin in the game.

Let me be very clear. It is time that we extricate ourselves from the cycle of multi-billion dollar taxpayer-funded bailouts.

I find very few in insurance.

I think at least implied is that the regulation in insurance had failed, but I really do not see any evidence of that.

This will be the most difficult decision I make in my 16 years in this body. And I have decided that the cost of not acting outweighs the cost of acting.

Congress has arrived at the time when we and the Nation must look beyond the polls, the media, and beyond the political rhetoric and consider the grave matter of voting on the impeachment of the Nation's President