Posted on 09/11/2009 11:48:35 PM PDT by Chet 99
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Democratic leaders are planning a House vote early next week to admonish Republican Rep. Joe Wilson if he does not apologize on the House floor for yelling ''You lie!'' during President Barack Obama's health care address to Congress.
National attention from the heckling episode has money pouring into Wilson's campaign treasury and that of his 2010 Democratic challenger. Wilson had raised more than $700,000 since the incident as of Friday, according to the National Republican Congressional Committee. His opponent, Rob Miller, had received more than $1 million from 25,000 donors nationwide, said his campaign manager, Lindsay Zoeller.
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Your right. Let them do what ever they want.
Jan. 2011 is the start of a new Congress. zer0 is going to usher in a new wave of conservatism just like slick did.
This bunch is just noise playing to the kos kiddies
Thnx for that info, I do feel better
Communists always are.
"It's our brothel and dollar-printing bank. We'll do what we want."
“I’m sure Wilson will be betrayed by his own party in the name of bipartisanship.”
That may happen. If/when it does, I say we all donate again to Joe and send them the message that we’re sick to death of this one-sided bipartisanship!
Will the House admonish (Senator) Hillary for sleeping during GWB’s State of the Union?
Mr. Wislon should stand up and apologize for breaking the House rules. That’s it. He should not apologize for telling the truth.
Exactly! And the MSM wonders why no one trusts them any longer! I'm sick of the lies, the spin and MSM ignoring things they don't agree with.
I hope he bears his “admonishment” with dignity and stops apologizing.
LMAO, good one and evidently true.
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