To: GaryL
All the centrist Republicans who supported the agreement including Susan Collins and Lindsey Graham have likewise vowed to support Frist should it become necessary.Where did you read or see that?
2 posted on
05/25/2005 6:31:12 AM PDT by
Recovering_Democrat
(I'm so glad to no longer be associated with the Party of Dependence on Government!)
To: Recovering_Democrat
I have a question for Mr Livacari. Do you have your fingers crossed as you are walking and whistling past that cemetery?
63 posted on
05/25/2005 7:21:11 AM PDT by
Bar-Face
To: Recovering_Democrat
Tony Snow thinks 3 and maybe 4 (Collins) would support the constitutional option when it is needed. Collins is getting alot more phone calls than she anticipated.
67 posted on
05/25/2005 7:33:55 AM PDT by
b4its2late
(It's frustrating when you know all the answers, but nobody bothers to ask you the questions.)
To: Recovering_Democrat
I think he is either hallucinating or dreaming.
96 posted on
05/25/2005 8:53:27 AM PDT by
sport
To: Recovering_Democrat
IIRC Graham has already said publically that if the democrats don't live up to their part of the deal .. he will support Frist in the nuclear option. IIRC it stated that someone else had already made the same statement - but I can't remember who it was.
That's only 2 - but it would still give Frist enough votes to make the change. I agree with Rush .. the dems are so used to being able to use personal destruction - they will never be able to live up to the agreement.
106 posted on
05/25/2005 9:38:59 AM PDT by
CyberAnt
(President Bush: "America is the greatest nation on the face of the earth")
To: Recovering_Democrat
At first I wasn't too sure about this, but upon further thought this may be true. Reminds me of what Dirty Harry used to say to the perps, "Did I fire 5 or 6 shots? Do you feel lucky Creep!" I think the Dems were staring down the barrel of nuclear option and they blinked big time.
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