Geeky as this sounds, I wanted to write Treasury Secretary Geithner a Letter of Support.

[Mike 03]

Now I am a bit pissed, because... talk about transparency... I guess I can possibly send him my letter via snail mail, but it is easier to send Ben Bernanke a letter than it is to tell Tim Geithner that I have total respect for him and admire how he handles himself in these humiliating Congressional and Senate hearings.

I'm bummed that there is no way to email him. I would imagine he could use a few fan letters, and I think it is only right that Americans--regardless of our feelings--should be able to contact the leadership of the U.S. Treasury by email.

Disappointed.

But this is what I wanted to say: Dear Treasury Secretary Geithner, You are doing a fantastic job, please don't get down or depressed.

You have the patience of Job.

Just, please know you have many people observing your actions and the hearings in which you participate, and we admire your conduct and are grateful for how you have helped to pull us out of this mess.

Just know you are not forgotten.

Thank you.

[PBS Poll-435]

1. !

:popcorn:

[PA Democrat]

2. I'd like to kick his ass.

figuratively, that is.

[bigtree]

3. ha!

He's a good target. He always looks like he's expecting to get hit with something as he's speaking. He's found his voice, tho, in the past few months. Dunno if I'm all that fond of what he's saying, but he explains it well. :)

[provis99]

4. It's about time someone at DU expressed their appreciation for his hard work

Where would America be without Tim Geithner?

[Donnachaidh]

5. don't bogard that joint dude.

:silly: