Posted on 01/25/2010 11:27:02 PM PST by JustPiper
I told you how old I was, I was born October 26 1930, Loma Linda, CA. Raised at Lake Elsinore.
That pic was taken about four years ago. My beard is a little whiter and I’m a little lighter. ;)
Cameron now saying 218 for, 214 against. What next? Everything that can be said has been said. Now what?
I hate him too
bookmark and bump
Infowars take [granted — extreme much of the time]
Constituent Calls On Obamacare Considered ‘Harassment’
http://www.infowars.com/constituent-calls-on-obamacare-considered-harassment
Capitol Confidential | “I was shocked when a Federal Agent with the Capital Police picked-up the telephone.”
Why Did Kucinich Cave In To Obama?
http://www.infowars.com/why-did-kucinich-cave-in-to-obama
FreeSociety | Did Obama’s unconstitutional wiretapping program create or fabricate some embarrassing family story or personal smear?
Obamacare: It’s About Enriching Bankers and Wall Street
http://www.infowars.com/obamacare-its-about-enriching-bankers-and-wall-street/
Kurt Nimmo | All the highfalutin rhetoric espoused by Obama and the Democrats is nothing more than hot air on the road to serfdom. [snip]
Buying Votes for Health Care Bill With Amnesty for Illegal Aliens
http://www.infowars.com/buying-votes-for-health-care-bill-with-amnesty-for-illegal-aliens/
PRNewswire-USNewswire | The president’s promise to push amnesty in 2010 came just hours after members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus promised their support for the health care reform bill.
Impeach Obama Over ‘Slaughter Solution’?
http://www.infowars.com/impeach-obama-over-slaughter-solution
Washington Times | The Democrats are assaulting the very pillars of our democracy.
9 major changes in new health care bill
http://www.infowars.com/9-major-changes-in-new-health-care-bill
MSNBC | House Democrats are pushing a package of legislative fixes to lure undecided or opposed members of their party to the “yes” category.
Pelosi “Demon Pass” Strategy: Yet another Obama assault on the Constitution
http://www.infowars.com/pelosi-demon-pass-strategy-yet-another-obama-assault-on-the-constitution/
BigNews.biz | Are Obama and Pelosi really ready to end their Don Quixote quest for health care and actually vote?
Vote expected Sunday to be ‘tough,’ Obama says
~God’ ears
Bachmann: Democrats are going to ‘profane the Sabbath’
~they don’t care they are Socialists!
Pelosi calls on Catholic saint to pass pro-abortion bill
~what the fudge?! Bad enough we have Catholics that are dims voting for abortion, Louie was grilled on that on FNC, what hypocrites
Snurple yah!
I lived in Berkeley, it was more about the Second Amendment than it was about foreign invaders.
I drove big rig for 31 years, retired in ‘85 when I was 55.
Bought a house in ‘70 for $23.5K sold it in ‘90 for $247K and moved to Oregon.
How did Mesta get turned back? (Trying to follow this and a buncha other things at the same time.)
I know mine were BC, HC completely, Maxine, Bawney, Waxball etc
But now it’s BO, Reiad, Pill, Slaughter, & yes still Waxball
“This fight is NOT over. Not by a long shot.”
Amen! Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition!
Tea Party protesters refused entry into congressional buildings
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2475529/posts
They Still Don’t Have the Votes
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2475540/posts
NRO ^ | 3/20/2010 |
They Still Don’t Have the Votes [Jeffrey H. Anderson]
The most likely explanation for the breakdown of talks between Rep. Bart Stupak and Speaker Nancy Pelosi is not that Pelosi decided she didn’t need Stupak and his crew in order to have enough votes to pass Obamacare. Rather, it is that Stupak — who is increasingly emerging as this drama’s Jefferson Smith (Jimmy Stewart’s heroic character in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington) — held firm in insisting on language that would truly prevent taxpayer-funded abortions, and in insisting that such language be passed by the Senate before the bill could become law.
In turn, Pelosi either decided that by accepting the language, she would lose more votes in the House than she would gain, or else knew that Democratic senators, with their strong preference for taxpayer-funded abortion, would never go along with this concession to the views of the vast majority of Americans.
In any event, by all accounts, Pelosi is now trying to pass the bill without the pro-life Democratic vote — or at least without Stupak. As of now, it doesn’t appear that she has the votes. I currently count 208 leaning in favor of Obamacare and 214 leaning against, with 9 undecided. Here they are — with the margin by which the presidential vote was won (by one party or the other) in their districts over the last three elections:
• Marion Berry (D., Ark.) (GOP +8) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Henry Cuellar (D., Tex.) (Dem +1) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Bill Foster (D., Ill.) (GOP +4)
• Jim Matheson (D., Utah) (GOP +30) — with nearly two-thirds of his constituents having supported GOP presidential candidates over the last three elections, a “yes” vote on Stupak, and an earlier “no” vote on Obamacare, a “yes” vote would mean that, for the rest of his days, he would be remembered as the guy who sold his vote for the price of Obama’s having just nominated his brother to a federal judgeship
• Michael Michaud (D., Me.) (Dem +7) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Solomon Ortiz (D., Tex.) (GOP +1) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Earl Pomeroy (D., N.D.) (GOP +21) — pro-Stupak Amendment — yes, that’s GOP +21
• Nick Rahall (D., W.V.) (GOP +6) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Zach Space (D., Ohio) (GOP +12) — pro-Stupak Amendment
Also, here is a partial list of some particularly key members who are leaning “no”:
• Christopher Carney (D., Pa.) (GOP +15) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Dan Lipinski (D., Ill.) (Dem +22) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Kathleen Dahlkemper (D., Pa.) (GOP +3) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Glenn Nye (D., Va.) (GOP +9) — “no” last time
Democrats’ Fuzzy Math (Presented Today by Rep. Paul Ryan $454B Added to Natl. Debt by Obamacare)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2475558/posts
They Still Don’t Have the Votes [Jeffrey H. Anderson]
Saturday, March 20, 2010
They Still Don’t Have the Votes [Jeffrey H. Anderson]
The most likely explanation for the breakdown of talks between Rep. Bart Stupak and Speaker Nancy Pelosi is not that Pelosi decided she didn’t need Stupak and his crew in order to have enough votes to pass Obamacare. Rather, it is that Stupak — who is increasingly emerging as this drama’s Jefferson Smith (Jimmy Stewart’s heroic character in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington) — held firm in insisting on language that would truly prevent taxpayer-funded abortions, and in insisting that such language be passed by the Senate before the bill could become law.
In turn, Pelosi either decided that by accepting the language, she would lose more votes in the House than she would gain, or else knew that Democratic senators, with their strong preference for taxpayer-funded abortion, would never go along with this concession to the views of the vast majority of Americans.
In any event, by all accounts, Pelosi is now trying to pass the bill without the pro-life Democratic vote — or at least without Stupak. As of now, it doesn’t appear that she has the votes. I currently count 208 leaning in favor of Obamacare and 214 leaning against, with 9 undecided. Here they are — with the margin by which the presidential vote was won (by one party or the other) in their districts over the last three elections:
• Marion Berry (D., Ark.) (GOP +8) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Henry Cuellar (D., Tex.) (Dem +1) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Bill Foster (D., Ill.) (GOP +4)
• Jim Matheson (D., Utah) (GOP +30) — with nearly two-thirds of his constituents having supported GOP presidential candidates over the last three elections, a “yes” vote on Stupak, and an earlier “no” vote on Obamacare, a “yes” vote would mean that, for the rest of his days, he would be remembered as the guy who sold his vote for the price of Obama’s having just nominated his brother to a federal judgeship
• Michael Michaud (D., Me.) (Dem +7) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Solomon Ortiz (D., Tex.) (GOP +1) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Earl Pomeroy (D., N.D.) (GOP +21) — pro-Stupak Amendment — yes, that’s GOP +21
• Nick Rahall (D., W.V.) (GOP +6) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Zach Space (D., Ohio) (GOP +12) — pro-Stupak Amendment
Also, here is a partial list of some particularly key members who are leaning “no”:
• Christopher Carney (D., Pa.) (GOP +15) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Dan Lipinski (D., Ill.) (Dem +22) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Kathleen Dahlkemper (D., Pa.) (GOP +3) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Glenn Nye (D., Va.) (GOP +9) — “no” last time
03/20 03:14 PMShare
http://healthcare.nationalreview.com/post/?q=YTgyNGZmMzU5YWJiNDBiNDljYWRkODAyNzIxNWIyMGU=
I got my CCW in 2005 in Ventura County, Ca.
It is for Utah. Good in 31 states.......... NOT good in California ;-)
Further, I realize conventional wisdom is that once it’s in place, it’s impossible to end. Traditionally, yes. But this is different. It doesn’t fundamentally change the industry for years — after the the next president is sworn in. If we control House, Senate, and White House, a new bill ends it — whammo.
As unpopular as it is, I think that would be likely, although our economy would be in even worse shape if this does pass.
Bless you! I am so glad you are here with us. You know things we, (I,) have only read about. Wisdom cannot be bought. You must have seen some mighty changes in your lifetime. How did it ever get this bad?
I know history. I know this has been building to this culmination for a century or more. What I don’t understand is why? To what end?
This reminds me of Jason and the Argonauts with the gods, haughty and wilful, sitting on Mt. Olympus and playing sporting games with the lowly humans under their absolute control. Never any reason for it except they could. Bored with all their riches and power.
I wonder if all these vampires are leading to a spike in the HIV rate.
Nothing is good in CA. ;)
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Democrats’ Fuzzy Math (Presented Today by Rep. Paul Ryan $454B Added to Natl. Debt by Obamacare)
Saturday, March 20, 2010 4:29:10 PM · by unspun · 1 replies · 148+ views
house.gov ^ | 3/20/2010 | Rep. Paul Ryan
Rep. Paul Ryan (WI-R) today spelled out the true deficit inflating numbers of Obamacare, based upon and reporting Congressional Budget Office numbers, where they actually consider the full set of Obamacare factors. That figure is an additional budget deficit of $-454B. According to Ryan, this includes the Pelosi “Doctor Fix,” etc. The graph which depicts these figures is located here:http://www.house.gov/budget_republicans/graphs/20100320fuzzymath.pdfThe staff of Rep. Ryan has been asked to refer to this in a fully printed article.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2475558/posts
Vampires are immune to HIV, aren’t they? But if they get sloppy in their eating habits, and their game escapes ....
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