Mick Mulvaney (S.C.)
Tim Scott (S.C.)
Jeff Duncan (S.C.)
Trey Gowdy (S.C.)
Joe Wilson (S.C.)
The reddest of the red states stands Proud!
South Carolina
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Funny think is the fact that its meaningless. Hairy Roid will screw with it so badly that it will have no hope of passage when it goes back to the house.
I’m donating to all the No voters and keeping an eye on the yes dudes.
Michelle...A one line voter....
I told my Rep to go ahead and vote for it and hope the Senate RINOs keep their side of the deal.
If the Senate RINOs don’t I truly believe it will be the end of the Republican Party.
I wish we could find out which of them voted before the 217.
Voting no after 217 is equally as despicable.
Guess we’re up to at least 218 primary challenges next go-around.
Way to go, Michele & Chip!!
The Hobbits Strike Back!
Mitt Romney sits on the sidelines. I think the leadership prospects on our side is pathetic.
I see Sarah stepping in very soon...
We need leadership... The president is not leading... to no one’s amazement.
The Boehner plan adds trillions to the deficit. Same stuff...different day. That’s why these 22 didn’t vote for it.
Boehner has hung tough on NO TAX INCREASE - to the point that even the Senate has dropped tax increase as part of their bill.
This leaves only the dictator in the WH insisting on more taxes.
What part of, if the bill has EVERYTHING we want in it this first time around - it will go NOWHERE and we get NOTHING, don't people understand.
If we get a good slice of the pie this time - we'll be in the game to get more...and if we get the senate and WH in 2012 - THEN the socialists will truly be in the back seat and on their way to oblivion.
I believe some of these 20 holdouts are doing so not solely on principle but,knowing the bill would pass without their vote, safely cast their no vote more for personal political credits -
flame away
we need to know how many and who voted no after there were enough yes votes to pass.
Hooray to these 22 brave patriots, and particularly to the South Carolina delegation which stayed firm.
I don’t know how Speaker Feigner picked off the other Tea Party congressman, but they may later come to regret it as much as those who fell for the “we have to pass TARP now” crowd.
This is why Texas Republicans re-districted Ron Paul out of his district...
Measure Title: A bill to express the sense of the Senate on shared sacrifice in resolving the budget deficit.
Vote Counts: YEAs 76 NAYs 23 Not Voting 1
GOP Senators wanting "shared sacrifice" (AKA higher taxes!):
Not voting Wicker (R-MS)
Steve King - IA-5 - NO
Tom Latham - IA-4 0 NO
The two Iowa GOP reps did their jobs today.
Want to keep your jobs, Republicans...stand your ground and you’re in!
I’m so disappointed in Todd Rokita (R-IN). A lot of good rhetoric during the election, but his actions are defining him.
We’ll remember ya in the 2012 primary, Todd.
Mick Mulvaney (S.C.)
Tim Scott (S.C.)
Jeff Duncan (S.C.)
Trey Gowdy (S.C.)
Joe Wilson (S.C.)
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