Economic Bailout Needs to Include All of Us

(PRWEB) November 26, 2008 -- The national headlines have been inundated with the news of the $700 billion economic bailout package which aspires to help financial institutions by letting the U.S. Treasury buy up their troubled assets, most of which are attached to the real estate market crash. Congressional candidates are currently debating the bailout package, but what if someone developed a financial solution that only cost $85 billion dollars, saving taxpayers $615 billion dollars? Brenda Isom has developed such a solution: A better financial plan to empower the people of this great nation.

Brenda Isom, financial strategist and foreclosure specialist, has been busy sending proposals to Congress in order to suggest suitable solutions for our current recession. She recognizes that under Bush's current bill, the government and company execs can receive more money but the taxpayer is left holding an empty bag.

Isom rushed her proposal this past weekend to United States Congresswoman, Zoë Lofgren (16th District San Jose and Silicon Valley) who is currently in Washington DC debating the bill. Brenda Isom's proposal, "Economic Bailout for the People" provides a sound way out to our economic problems by helping all taxpayers get out of debt and stimulating the economy with a tailored debt relief program. The proposal would solve our housing crisis, clean up credit debt, enable Americans to buy homes, revive the banking institutions and put over $25,000,000,000 back into the Treasury's pocket.

"We have the capabilities to help all Americans," Financial Strategist, Brenda Isom stated. "The proposed economic recovery plan is not comprehensive enough. The bail out should take into consideration America's citizens and her businesses."

Isom has a proven track record in developing alternatives for one of the largest credit unions in the United States and as a solution-strategist, she has offered up a viable way to mend our broken economy.

The good news? The government is listening; last week, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger responded to Isom and offered his thanks for her initiatives and Lofgren requested that Isom's proposal be sent as soon as possible.

Now, Brenda Isom waits to hear from Zoë Lofgren and the latest news from the steps of Capitol Hill.