Urge Eric Schneiderman: Jail bankers who broke the law. from PCCC 25JAN12

WE have all paid dearly for the recession, all of us except the 1% and the greedy bankers and financiers of wall street. Now Pres Obama has appointed NY Attorney General Eric Schneiderman to head a Special Unit to prosecute wall street illegality. Now with any luck we will see some, hopefully many, of these greedy, manipulative pigs charged, tried, and if found guilty sentenced to prison and heavily fined for the damage they have done to our economy. Click the link to let AG Schneiderman know you support his mandate AND expect him and his staff to investigate and prosecute wall street to the MAX!!!! 

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BIG NEWS: President Obama announced last night that our friend Eric Schneiderman, New York's progressive Attorney General, will lead a new Special Unit to prosecute Wall Street illegality.
Let's show Eric that if he's willing to jail Wall Street bankers who broke the law and wrecked our economy, the American people will have his back.
Join over 25,000 others on our statement stating: "Bankers who broke the law must go to jail." Click here.
We'll deliver this statement directly to Eric -- to let him know that thousands of progressives across the country support bold action.
Even the banks themselves have confirmed Wall Street fraud and illegality existed. But there hasn't been any accountability -- only bailouts.
Eric Schneiderman single-handedly blocked a bad 50-state deal that would have given banks massive criminal and civil immunity for their lawbreaking.
And he's launched numerous hard-hitting investigations of Wall Street in New York. This new federal position gives him even more power to get the job done!
Click here to encourage Eric Schneiderman to be bold and jail Wall Street bankers who broke the law and destroyed lives.
Jailing the bankers would be a historic moment. We need to create the momentum to make it happen -- so please pass this email to others.
Thanks for being a bold progressive.
-- Adam Green, Jason Rosenbaum, Kristiane Skolmen, Jeff Budd, and the PCCC team