CALL THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY AND DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY FOR THE CRIMINAL ACTIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE DESTROYED OUR SOCIETY

If we want to see criminal Wall Street bankers behind bars, we must insist that President Obama make criminal prosecutions a priority. Click here for the number to call and a sample script. No "get out of jail free" card for Wall Street crooks. Dear Friend, Just a few weeks ago, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said that crimes did not play a significant role in the financial collapse.1 Secretary Geithner was never, ever an ally in the fight for Wall Street accountability, but similar sentiments have also been expressed by both Attorney General Eric Holder2 and President Obama.3 And when Attorney General Holder recently listed his priorities for the end of the term, Wall Street accountability wasn't even on the list!4 If we want to see criminal Wall Street bankers behind bars, we must insist that President Obama make criminal prosecutions a priority. Pick up the phone. Tell President Obama: Don't give a "get out of jail free" card to Wall Street crooks. Click here for the numbers to call and a sample script. If the financial crimes task force President Obama announced in his State of the Union speech doesn't hand down criminal indictments soon, we might never see Wall Street bankers held accountable for causing the worst economic collapse since the Great Depression. But the task force is only staffed with a fraction of the investigators needed to do its job.5 So even simply making criminal indictments a low priority would be tantamount to taking them off the table. We need to speak out now to put this at the top of the agenda. Call the White House and Obama for America's campaign headquarters. Tell President Obama: Don't give a "get out of jail free" card to Wall Street crooks. Click the link below for the numbers to call and a sample script. http://act.credoaction.com/r/?r=6887522&id=40652-3503426-beey75x&t=10 Thank you for speaking out. Matt Lockshin, Campaign Manager CREDO Action from Working Assets 1. "Grumbling Grows on Left Over Slow-Going in Wall Street Crisis Investigations," The Hill, 04-27-12. 2. "Holder Defends Efforts to Fight Financial Fraud," The New York Times, 02-23-12. 3. "Obama's Take on Wall Street Prosecutions," The New York Times, 12-12-11. 4. "Assessing Schneiderman's Task Force Gamble," FDL News, 04-27-12. 5.Ibid.