The CFPA is getting steam. The final vote, in the House, was 223 to 202. No Republicans voted for the bill and 27 Democrats voted against it. The legislation now heads to the senate.
Republicans Pat Tiberi made an good comment:
“This bill would do nothing more than make government bailout programs a permanent part of our economy, paving the way for more government control in our everyday lives.”
You can read more in the Columbus Dispatch.
