Photo taken at approximately 12:38 pm ET from the US Capitol by Rep. Bill Posey (R-FL)
Jon Voigt up now
Posted on 03/20/2010 7:07:53 AM PDT by SE Mom
Edited on 03/21/2010 5:00:38 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
10 AM Rules Committee meeting (C-span2 LIVE all day)
11 AM Stupak press conference
12 PM Demonstration at the Capitol
3 PM Obama meets with the Democratic caucus
Sunday
2 p.m.: The House will debate for one hour the rules of debate for the reconciliation bill and the Senate bill.
3 p.m.: The House will vote to end debate and vote on the rules of the debate.
3:15 p.m.: The House will debate the reconciliation package for two hours.
5:15 p.m.: The House will vote on the reconciliation package.
5:30 p.m.: The House will debate for 15 minutes on a Republican substitute and then vote on the substitute.
6 p.m.: The House will vote on the final reconciliation package.
6:15 p.m.: If the reconciliation bill passes, the House will immediately vote on the Senate bill, without debate.
Thanks.
Great pic! Yoohoo!
Would have liked to have gone, but had to work. Small business, no personal days.
Is Neal there? People need encouragement, not his hand wringing.
“Announcing that a church service will be held tomorrow at 11am in the rotunda and statuary hall.”
This could get interesting when Pelosi and the dingbats try to have them arrested for having a church service on government grounds....lol. Pelosi might melt like the wicked witch if God’s words are spoken anywhere near her....lol.
Oh I’d pay at least 100.00 for Waxman, I’d up it 1K to see Pelosi *itch-slapped . . . and no I don’t care that she is a woman but would probably prefer to see another woman do the *itch-slapping, I’d volunteer.
go to:
and right below the search box you’ll see “watch”
and there are choices to pick which live event you want to watch, one of which is
tea party.
Jon Voight on now.
Wow! Gutsy. If they are going to broadcast it, might stay home from my church to watch.
Photo taken at approximately 12:38 pm ET from the US Capitol by Rep. Bill Posey (R-FL)
Jon Voigt up now
Dem Rep. Dennis Cardoza: I won’t vote for a “Deem & Pass” rule. Wants straight-up vote on HCR bill.
5 minutes ago via HootSuite
HOOOAH!!!!!
Liberals and their union goons and shills are the violent ones - we’re NOT.
This deserves a thread of it’s own. Thanks for posting the info.
SEmom..this is the exchange I was talking about earlier that you said you missed.
Desk top art. :)
Got in a another browser window right now, thanks!
Ugh barf alert.
President Barack Obama talks to a Member of Congress while en route to George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., to deliver remarks on health insurance reform, March 19, 2010. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
Jon Voight really giving Obama what for!
Diana Furchtgott-Roth of Real Clear Markets notes the pivotal role that health care “reform” will play in keeping SEIU pensions alive. Without the bill’s passage — by the “deeming” process or otherwise — the union can’t keep expanding membership, which is the key to keep their faltering pension plans going. With health care “reform” it will cling to life a little longer.More than flexing labor’s political muscles, the overriding reason for SEIU support of health care reform is that it would bring in more members. The percentage of private sector workers belonging to unions has been declining steadily, and reached 7.2% in 2009. Partially offsetting this is the percentage of unionized government workers, 37% last year, up half a percentage point from 2008.
And without more members, the SEIU’s troubled pension funds will continue to fall short of 80% funding, considered by the Labor Department to be acceptable financial coverage.
Even before the stock market crash of 2008-09, the SEIU’s 1199SEIU Greater New York Pension Fund was funded at 58% for 2007. The Service Employees 32BJ North Pension Fund stood at 68%; the Local 32BJ Building Maintenance Contractors Association Pension Plan at 41%; and the 32BJ District Building Operators Pension Trust Fund at 56%. ….
Successful lobbying for health-care reform would expand the health centers available for unionization, driving up costs. The SEIU now represents employees of many providers, including Kaiser Permanente, The League of Voluntary Hospitals and Homes of New York, Tenet Healthcare Corporation, and Dominion Hope. Such providers presumably would expand payroll if 30 million uninsured were covered, with new members required to join the SEIU.
RT @Staas1: TURN ON CSPAN2 NOW! Reconciliation in session!!!!
http://www.c-span.org/Watch/C-SPAN2.aspx
I hate not having a President. I can’t wait for 2012.
This is a gutsy, in your face move and I love it!
Sure hope they televise it.
Who are those people up in the balcony of congress watching? Any ideas anyone? I’m not talking about the security guards/police.
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