[BarnacleCenturion]

Despite what the MSM says, the facts don't lie:

THIS IS A BIPARTISAN BILL!

[basil]

Shut her down!

Delay, delay, delay—then never pass bummercare......

JMHO

[knarf]

Go home pubbies ... go to church with your family and thank God HE allowed you to be a part of (in my opinion and by faith .. ) His adopted nation.

Our enemy is not flesh and blood ... but some o'them flesh and blood critters sure do act like ol slew foot, eh ?

[Da Coyote]

This is the Repub’s last stand.

If they lose this, they are the new Whig party.

[Utah Binger]

Jim Matheson of UTAH

[Gay State Conservative]

Oh,it's the HOUSE that's defiant.What are CNN's ratings these days? Fifty thousand households in prime time is it?

[ReaganGeneration2]

CNN: “House makes move to make shutdown likely”
Fox: “House votes to avoid shutdown”

2 alternate realities. 2 countries.

[Nextrush]

The key vote of resistance showed only 19 Republican U.S. Senators voting the right way, the others were with Harry Reid and Barack Obama on Friday.

Boehner has lost the mantle of leadership to Ted Cruz and now has to put on this show to pretend he is a leader.

In the end we know Boehner caves as usual.

[JPG]

Why is the senate not in session today? Why is the media not all over Reid because of it?

Once again, media bias is on full display.

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

Last night the dems repeated ad nauseum the bill was passed, signed and upheld by SCOTUS. The GOP missed a golden opportunity to remind everyone that SCOTUS did not uphold a mandate based on the Commerce Clause, but the penalties as a tax.

Obama has said the exchanges will open on the 1st regardless. Let them open.

The House should reply by saying let them open. Let anyone who so desires sign up. But there is no compromise on the mandate because the “tax” (penalty) did not originate in the house and we have no plans to originate a new tax.

Further, they should vote on a new bill which prohibits companies from dropping employees from healthcare plans to “force” them into the exchanges.

The GOP needs to up the ante.

[stockpirate]

The republican leadership is in bed with the democrats with this bill, I have said all along that they wanted this healthcare bill to pass, now with this move the make sure voters do NOT feel the effects of Obamacare until after the mid-term elections.

Traitors everyone of them, and no they did not cave they want the same ends as the fascists because they are fascists too.

[txrefugee]

Shut it down for the next three years. It would be amazing to see how well the American people could adapt if they could keep all the money that is sent to the bottomless pit of Greedy Government.

[RKBA Democrat]

Keep the faxes coming! Free fax resources:

http://faxzero.com/fax_senate.php

http://faxzero.com/fax_congress.php

[P.O.E.]

We’re LOOMED!

[novemberslady]

Thanks anyway, but I'll want door number three instead.
This is nothing but bullshit.

[Carry_Okie]

Idiots. They’re HELPING ZeroCare succeed!

[Old Sarge]

Meanwhile, a bill to guarantee pay for military personnel during any shutdown passed 423-0.

So the .gov mercenaries will still be paid, when they receive their orders to open fire on Tea Party rallies and burn down patriots' houses.

[so_real]

The Senate voted 44 to 54 to keep ObamaCare stripped out of the Continueing Resolution bill. The House of Representatives voted 231 to 192 to put the ObamaCare delay amendment back into the watered down resolution the Senate returned.

When I do the math, a majority 275 representatives want to the pull plug and drain the ObamaCare swamp. A minority 246 representatives want to keep wallowing in the muck.

It would be nice to have the media report the true narrative, that the majority do not want ObamaCare. But that isn't going to happen. So, being the majority and in the right, we must simply continue to stand strong, not compromise, and improve the ratio with more intelligent representatives in coming elections.

[Tzimisce]

....or they could just kill it outright.....

[TomasUSMC]

stmfDOWN!

[familyop]

"Meanwhile, a bill to guarantee pay for military personnel during any shutdown passed 423-0."

Good. They should pass a bill to stop all federal funding to state and local governments. That would solve the problem with so many Republicans voting in favor of enlarging big government and regulating against new, small manufacturing businesses. That would also solve much of the debt problem.

Or they can cruise on to repudiating the debt. Either way, sooner or later, many troublemakers will be laid off, so that productive activities can resume.