Posted on 06/29/2013 3:23:25 PM PDT by deandg99
Earlier in the week, we told you how Arizona has had it with Senators John McCain and Jeff Flake over their persistent push of the Senate’s amnesty bill and began petitions to recall them.
Well it looks like the people of Florida have had their fill of Senator Marco Rubio. A petition has been set up to recall the Florida Senator following his vote on Monday concerning the Senate’s amnesty bill.
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Yea, that’s sumpin’ that needs fixing, next time we had sum amendments...
Yeah the progressives knew what they were doing when they pushed the 17th through.
Hey, that new tagline looks great! Thought someone might snag that one!!
See Amendments 9, 10
I may agree with your sentiments because the people you named are ducks on a pond, but you’re a little new here to be calling for recalls of a pile of Republican senators. Actively participate and comment for a year or two, then you won’t look so much like a blog pimp or a rat operative when you post stuff like this.
The Arizona State Constitution specifically allows for the recall of elected representatives including those whose districts encompass the entire state.
A recall effort against McCain in 2001 was well under way and looked to be successful when 9/11 happened and it was suspended.
Perhaps a Constitutional battle over this will be set up. Whatever. If it weakens McCain, great. We’ll get rid of the arrogant SOB soon. He doesn’t represent Arizona and never has.
http://blog.heritage.org/2010/02/02/can-u-s-senators-be-recalled/
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2391820/posts?page=1
Corrections welcome, but I don’t believe that there are any constitutonal provisions for recalling federal senators. But citizens can always petition a bad-apple senator to resign before term is over.
On the Republican side, McCain, Flake, Heller, Hoeven and Murky are al in recall states.
Amen to that. Thanks for posting!
We have humaboner hissy fits and his snitches think they are ass cracker Barney Fife posting police.
If the condition persists for more than four hours, see your doctor.
He can fix it for you.
There is no relief from your stupidity condition.
If I don’t find the information something I’m interested in I will skip over it. If on the other hand I find I’m interested I’ll go take a look. If they write something of interest I see absolutely no difference in going to “their blog” than when I have to go to any other site to read the entire article. You see, I would rather decide for myself if the information is of enough interest to read further. Someone high jacking the thread because of some misplaced sense of “protecting the little people” on the other hand seems a rather distasteful invasion.
So.. I’m stupid for pointing out a first-day poster is redirecting traffic to his blog?
I’m stupid for wondering if he’s only here to promote his blog at our expense?
Is that how I’m stupid?
LOL...will the blog cop start shooting dogs in the near future?
Good.
Do that regarding my posts and your problem will be solved.
If you take your own advice I expect never to hear from you again.
Our expense?? Our expense? Seriously? It’s listed under Bloggers and Personal. That’s typically a hint to those of us who can think for ourselves. Here’s how it works. If it’s listed under “Bloggers and Personal” it’s a good chance it’s a “Bloggers and Personal” thread. If we don’t want to read “Bloggers and Personal” threads we simply don’t open that thread to see what’s being said. There is no “expense” involved!!!!! See how easy that really is?
Here’s a suggestion. If “Bloggers and Personal” threads are an “expense” to you it may be less “expensive” for you to simply not open that thread and ignore it. It’s really rather simple if you just think about it.
My advice was to pass over threads. High jacking threads is a totally different invasion.
You are asking how stupid you are proves my point.
Your Gestapo posting police tactics are driving good people away.
“One GOP leftist is more dangerous than 10 Dems.”
Didn’t we get Obamacare with one or two Dem votes in the Senate?
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