creates a website listing all banks that have borrowed from the Fed since March 24, 2008, and the amount, terms, and "specific rationale" of the loans. U.S. Senate sponsor Bernie Sanders (I-VT) commented, "I have a hard time understanding how you have put $2.2 trillion at risk without making those names available." Fed chair Ben Bernanke had told Sanders that publishing the names would make the banks feel stigmatized and potentially reluctant to borrow further. Economy: Social Security Social Security earnings limit repeal (cosponsor): Repealed the earnings limitation on Social Security. Seniors now continue working after retirement without being penalized. Social Security Beneficiary Tax Reduction Act. , 2009-01-06, originally , 1997-10-23. Repeals the 1993 increase in taxes on Social Security benefits. Social Security Preservation Act of 2009. , 2009-01-06, originally , 1999-01-06, cosponsored since , 1997-02-27. Invests the Social Security surplus "trust funds" in marketable interest-bearing obligations and certificates of deposit, essentially insuring the integrity of the surplus. Senior Citizens Tax Elimination Act. , 2009-01-06, originally , 2002-05-22, cosponsored since , 1999-02-12. Makes Social Security and Railroad Retirement Board payments nontaxable. Social Security for Americans Only Act of 2009. , 2009-01-06, originally , 2003-01-29. Limits Social Security benefits to U.S. citizens and nationals. Constitutional rights: freedom of religion Religious Freedom Amendment. , 1997-05-08 (cosponsor). Clarifies the "right to acknowledge God according to the dictates of conscience" to include the right of prayer in public schools and other public property, and to prohibit state establishment of religion or requirements to participate in prayer. Hostettler amendment (Ten Commandments display): , 2005-06-15 (voted in favor), amending , 2005-06-10. Defunds the southern Indiana U.S. District Court judgment Russelburg v. Gibson County, which had directed the removal of a Ten Commandments display on the county courthouse lawn. The district judge later reversed himself, holding that the Indiana display met the Supreme Court of the United States's test described in Van Orden v. Perry, handed down two weeks after the Hostettler amendment. See We the People Act. Constitutional rights: freedom of association National ID (amendment): Prohibited funding for national identification numbers. Identity Theft Prevention Act of 2009. , 2009-01-06, originally , 1999-01-06 (Freedom and Privacy Restoration Act). Protects Social Security number confidentiality, prohibits uniform national identifying numbers, and prohibits imposition of federal identification standards. TV Consumer Freedom Act. , 2007-09-19, originally , 1999-03-11. Requires consent for signal retransmission, eliminates must-carry requirements, terminates Federal Communications Commission (FCC)