Who are the Bush Buddies at HSBC and Household International? Like FEMA’s director Michael Brown HSBC’s predatory lending subsidiary – the old Household International is now called HSBC Finance Corporation – key people steered George Bush to the facts they wanted him to see. George responded. He signed the bankruptcy bill, hurting the average American. He signed class action legislation, hurting the average American. He signed postal service reform, hurting the average American while helping predatory lenders. He did nothing to control fuel costs, even though examples were set by Nixon, Clinton, and Bush Senior.

Anything Household International wanted was approved and signed into law by George W. Bush. “Brownie, you’ve done a remarkable job” he said after hurricane Katrina. While companies, banks, and finance companies can now pat Bush on the back and say “George, you’ve done a remarkable job” it is the unfortunate unsuspecting average citizen in America that now has a black eye, no viable options when one considers binding arbitration, and no relief from high gasoline prices. If home heating costs and gasoline costs push the average wage earner over the budget limit they will discover how George Bush did a remarkable job of closing the door in their face. When one considers comments about Bush after hurricane Katrina it is clear. When speculating if Bush does not like black people, it is clear that Bush simply does not like poor people and middle class people of all colors.

Just as he was out of touch with the capabilites and qualifications of Michael Brown, George Bush is out of touch on postal service reform, bankruptcy reform, class action reform, medicare prescription reform and so many other issues. Who is Bush listening to? And who are the Bush Buddies at HSBC and Household International? Customers have a right to know.

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