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You need to spend more time reading a dictionary. Start with entries on "denial" and "naive". Wake up. The Marxists control the Senate. STOP looking at the "letter R" and start looking at actions. Realize that the Republican'ts are RAT-like. They are in bed with the RATs, the act like RATs, they vote like RATs and they are RATs in disguise as Republican'ts.

You might try looking up "paranoia" and "stupidity".

BTW, John Warner last night said he wasnt goign to vote for the Constitutional option. That meant Frist never had the 50 votes he needed. The Dems lost.

BTW, John Warner last night said he wasnt goign to vote for the Constitutional option. That meant Frist never had the 50 votes he needed. The Dems lost.

I am sure most members here want to know how "The Dems lost" while you say Frist never had 50 votes.

You are in a state of denial. The Republican'ts are as RAT-like as the RATs. Go ahead. Deny it again. I might as well laugh--it may take an edge off my disgust and anger with the traitors that have infected the Republican ranks.

BTW, John Warner last night said he wasnt goign to vote for the Constitutional option. That meant Frist never had the 50 votes he needed. The Dems lost.

Excellent point Dave S.

Are we really considering the scenario that we may not have 50 votes for what was supposed to be the big vote today? Can you imagine the real and huge defeat we would have suffered if we vote today and lose to end the judicial filibuster? The Donkeys would have filibustered every judges a,d I mean every single one of them. No one of course want to consider this and thus you will see all the irrational fury?

I think this was a win for the GOP and President Bush. we got the 3 judges that were butchered by the Donkeys, and one of these judges and can be nominated to the USSC and the Democrats will find an extremely tough time to get 41 vote to filibuster any of them. And if they do then we we can use the nuclear option because it will give cover to at least 2 of seven Republicans/RINOS who struck the deal, to vote to end the filibuster.