[timydnuc]

Could somebody PLEASE post the "yea" & "ney" votes. I'll be willing to bet my $900 golf bag that Chuckie "the face" and Hillary "the bit@ch" voted against it.

[69ConvertibleFirebird]

I'm assuming that for $900 the golf bag has a beer keg and tap installed in it?

[D2BAH]

Post #29--I BET you nailed it. I been skimming down thru this thread, wondering how my fatass sinator--Bitch Hitlery--voted (assuming she was present TO vote) and the odds are overwhelming that she stepped down off her broom long enough to vote against providing airline passengers with that last line of defense. . .an armed pilot. She doesn't believe in the adage of the firearm: "No matter what their strength or size, depend on me: I EQUALIZE." Nor would she let other passengers carry boxcutters or any other protective device. I guarantee the bitch would sacrifice every American in every situation to support her hatred of firearms---and the same goes X10 for that smirking weasel Chas. Screwmer--my other A.H. senator.

[discostu]

If it was by voice there is no listing, it's done by decible level. Remember we still use that old parliamentary method: the "yays" shout out, then the "nays" shout out, then the guy in charge either announces that he feels side X won or that he couldn't tell, if the former any member can request a "hand" vote (this is automatic if the guy in charge says he can't tell) where in each member will vote in such away that actually records it as HIS vote, that happen 99% of the time so that people can "be on record" with their position. But every now and then they all prefer the cover of anonymity and let the voice vote stand, this is a classic one of those times because with or without the pilots armed there will be "incidents" that people on the other side of the issue (in this case the gun grabbers) can point to and nobody is going to want to take the blame. So they let the voice vote stand and everybody that didn't speak during consideration of the bill can claim whatever position is most convenient.