[Mo1]

We haven't had big party-line votes in YEARS

[quantim]

They have lost some tax and spending votes already,

A result of RINO infiltration.

[Sam Cree]

As one who despises socialism and hypocrisy, I absolutely refuse to vote Democrat. But quite frankly, if Republicans cannot support even modest tax cuts, if taxes return to Clintonian levels under a Republican majority in both houses and with a Republican executive, I'll have a hard time seeing why I should vote Republican either. I don't think the Republicans can maintain their majority if they don't straighten up.

[manwiththehands]

In this case, it IS Bush's fault.

[Doe Eyes]

Cutting taxes is the easy part. Cutting spending is much more difficult.

[Uncle Miltie]

I don't fund the Republican Party anymore.

When in the minority, they actually helped block useless spending. Now they promote it.

If the tax cuts don't stick, I'll sell stock ASAP, and wait for their minority status.

[yoe]

Consider the source and the writer.........

[MNJohnnie]

They have lost some tax and spending votes already

Yes we lost ONE. We won the others or they are on hold. But what gets reported by the Dinosaurs? The multiple wins or the one loss? The complete bitch slapping of the Democrats on Iraq? Nope, the one loss.

Not that they will but the House leaders should send up an even leaner bill and dare the RINOS to pull this crap again.

[syriacus]

Posted on Free Republic 7/18/2007:
The Incredible Shrinking Deficit -- "The Office of Management and Budget announced last week that the annual deficit, estimated at $400 billion just a few years ago, will be $205 billion by the end of this fiscal year (which ends in September)."