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Here's the quick list of the senators who voted NO on bailout/economic rescue.
Allard (R)
Barasso (R)
Brownback (R)
Bunning (R)
Cantwell (D)
Cochran (R)
Crapo (R)
DeMint (R)
Dole (R)
Dorgan (D)
Enzi (R)
Feingold (D)
Inhofe (R)
Johnson (D)
Landrieu (D)
Nelson (FL) (D)
Roberts (R)
Sanders (I)
Sessions (R)
Shelby (R)
Stabenow (D)
Tester (D)
Vitter (R)
Wicker (R)
Wyden (D)
And here's the complete Senate roll call vote. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (D-Mass.), who is recovering from a brain tumor, was the only senator who did not vote.
Here's the quick list of the senators who voted NO on bailout/economic rescue.
Allard (R)
Barasso (R)
Brownback (R)
Bunning (R)
Cantwell (D)
Cochran (R)
Crapo (R)
DeMint (R)
Dole (R)
Dorgan (D)
Enzi (R)
Feingold (D)
Inhofe (R)
Johnson (D)
Landrieu (D)
Nelson (FL) (D)
Roberts (R)
Sanders (I)
Sessions (R)
Shelby (R)
Stabenow (D)
Tester (D)
Vitter (R)
Wicker (R)
Wyden (D)
And here's the complete Senate roll call vote. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (D-Mass.), who is recovering from a brain tumor, was the only senator who did not vote.
Here's the quick list of the senators who voted NO on bailout/economic rescue.
Allard (R)
Barasso (R)
Brownback (R)
Bunning (R)
Cantwell (D)
Cochran (R)
Crapo (R)
DeMint (R)
Dole (R)
Dorgan (D)
Enzi (R)
Feingold (D)
Inhofe (R)
Johnson (D)
Landrieu (D)
Nelson (FL) (D)
Roberts (R)
Sanders (I)
Sessions (R)
Shelby (R)
Stabenow (D)
Tester (D)
Vitter (R)
Wicker (R)
Wyden (D)
And here's the complete Senate roll call vote. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (D-Mass.), who is recovering from a brain tumor, was the only senator who did not vote.
Welcome to the USSA!
Oct 1, 2008 | 8:32 PM PST
Category:
Political
If this bill passes then welcome to the United States of Socialism. If you’re not ready to be heard then you should be. Keep calling writing and E-mailing you disgust of Washington.
Greed, Conspiracy or Both?
Sep 22, 2008 | 8:36 AM PST
Category:
Political
The balance of power is shifting to the East as China and India.
It is easy to dismiss such dreams as bubble-economy hubris -- until you take into account the audacious goals Shanghai already has achieved. Since 1990, when the city still seemed caught in a socialist time warp
Here, Indians are playing invaluable roles in the global innovation chain. Motorola, Hewlett-Packard Cisco Systems and other tech giants now rely on their Indian teams to devise software platforms and dazzling multimedia features for next-generation devices.
China and India. Still relatively poor nations been watched with such a mixture of awe, opportunism. The postwar era witnessed economic miracles in Japan and South Korea. But neither was populous enough to power worldwide growth or change the game in a complete spectrum of industries. China and India, by contrast, possess the weight and dynamism to transform the 21st-century global economy. The closest parallel to their emergence is the saga of 19th-century America, a huge continental economy with a young, driven workforce that grabbed the lead in agriculture, apparel, and the high technologies of the era, such as steam engines, the telegraph, and electric lights.
But in a way, even America's rise falls short in comparison to what's happening now.
In the coming decades, China and India will disrupt workforces, industries, companies, and markets in ways that we can barely begin to imagine. The upheaval will test America's commitment to the global trade system, and shake its confidence. In the 19th century, Europe went through a similar trauma when it realized a new giant -- the U.S. -- had arrived. "It is up to America to manage its own expectation of China and India as either a threat or opportunity. It’s been said that America should be as open-minded as Europe was 100 years ago." How these Asian giants integrate with the rest of the world will largely shape the 21st-century global economy.
I’ve seen this day coming for a long time America stepping down, a country that grew strong with the dreams of Americans, Capitalism the social system which now exists in all countries of the world. Under this system, the means for producing and distributing goods (the land, factories, technology, transport system etc) are owned by a small minority of people. Has our Government for years desired the controll of all America stands for? I believe this was decided and planned as far back as planed 30 years ago, and has come forward with 911.
Capitalism = free market ,I feel we’ve lost that , and we now will have A World Socialist Movement which consists of people who have organized themselves democratically with one objective: to bring about a complete change in world society. A call for socialism? Can we stop this bailout? What does this bailout mean? Do we vote for socialism, or do we hang strong and vote for someone who thinks the bailout a bad idea? Do we even have a choice? Knowing if we do not bail out we will see hardships that none have ever seen? The years to come I think you will see us move to a new economy , a World Socialist, movement a step back from the Great country we were. If you do nothing more you must say no to this bailout you must be heard, Government is just buying time with this bailout for themselvese,our economy will get worse.
Socialism For The Rich!
Sep 17, 2008 | 1:37 PM PST
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Political
What do you know, another taxpayer “bailout” of failing corrupt business. How much do you and your great great and so on grandchildren owe? Last heard I believe it was 800 Billion dollars. At what interest are these loans?
Remember the savings and loan bailouts in 1989 and the political corruption associated with their failure, Sen. John McCain and some Bush family members included. I do. Failure to enforce laws, rules and regulations has come with a price. What happens is taxpayers get hit twice , paying first for enforcement services we don’t get and, second, paying for propping up the gutted businesses and taking over their obligations when they get in trouble — as they always do.
This is nothing but socialism for a small minority the rich.
We have had eight years of idiotic GOP rule, and eight years of idiotic Democrats refusing to do much of anything about what has led us to a crumbling economy.
Unbelievable!!
Sep 10, 2008 | 9:57 AM PST
Category:
Political
Barack Obama’s comment on Tuesday that “You can put lipstick on a pig. It's still a pig.” He did not! And then he appears on national news and turns it on the republicans. So what was his point?????? Can someone clarify? Unbelievable!!
Chris Wallace puts David Axelrod on the hot seat on Fox News to ask Barack Obama’s chief strategist to provide evidence of Obama’s post-partisanship. Axelrod sputters about a few co-sponsored bills that passed by unanimous consent, but fails to come up with any evidence at all. Instead, he comes up with a strange new smear about Sarah Palin:
Let’s not forget Obama’s own words this smear has to stop we have more important issues, the fist positive thing out of Obama’s mouth. Yes Obama focus on the issues its apparent comedy is not your forte.
Sen. Barack Obama’s foes seized Sunday upon a brief slip of the tongue, when the Democratic presidential nominee was outlining his Christianity but accidentally said, "My Muslim faith." What is that about?
Or when he said he’s going to campaign in 57 States turns out there are 57 Islamic states, And what’s up with a presidential candidate not knowing how many states there are? He is not smarter than a fifth grader.
( RED FLAGS all around this man.) And how about Obama's five-point plan to repair America's image in the world, including doubling our foreign aid to $50 billion and surrendering in Iraq to generate good will for America in the Middle East?
This one really gets to me,
Obama said I actually always thought of the military as an ennobling and, you know, honourable option. But keep in mind that I graduated in 1979. The Vietnam War had come to an end. We weren't engaged in an active military conflict at that point. And so, it's not an option that I ever decided to pursue." HUH!
All male American citizens are legally required to register for Selective Service within 30 days of their 18th birthday.
Anti-American what do you think? Messiah? What the @#$%, not hardly but the Dems. are so focused on his charm that his abuses of Anti- Americanism are over looked. Oh yes vote for Obama and you will get your changes.
The Target is you!
Aug 27, 2008 | 1:39 PM PST
Category:
Political
Media marketing, how does it affect your life and the decisions you make? Maybe you received that text from Obama on his choice for V.P, or maybe you depend on internet, local, or national news to get your information. I think what surprises me is the amount of mass marketing that goes into politics.
I think it’s great that we have these avenues of information to help us in our everyday lives, this way we can keep on top of what’s happening 24/7. What bothers me though is that through Media.Polticians Democrats and republicans have learned to perfect the techniques of media manipulation.
For example Bill Clinton survived a personal scandal by vilifying the messenger-the reporters who in covered his sexual affair while in office. George W. Bush took the nation to war in Iraq with little public debate, thanks in part to a muzzled press. Lying is an art form in Washington. The pros call it spin. A better word for spin is propaganda. What is a lie? I have a simple definition. It is the product of any intent to deceive.
I feel this is how many politicians today are approaching media. They are not using social media tools to provide the public with more insight or better connection to government. Instead they are using these tools as a way to flash a smile and show the public how ‘new age’ their campaigns are. Politicians should only use social media to educate, not to sway votes. Like no time before politicians on every level have a chance to connect with the people they represent. I think they should take this opportunity to really reach the public, not just tell them how to vote.
Who are you when no one is looking? We all do our best when others are watching. But what about when no one is looking? That's where character comes in, giving us consistency.
I say this because it’s important to understand the character of the candidate you hope to lead this country. The United States is a diverse place with millions of people that have many distinct ideologies and ethics. Recent events have brought to the forefront of national attention what people view as morally acceptable behavior for public officials. These events have also raised the question: What is the relationship between the personal character of our political leaders and their ability to govern wisely. I’ve recently realized that so much of my thinking is the direct outcome of how my parents raised me. Ideas they transmitted through discipline and conversation are ingrained in me. I was always taught to be proud of my country, have pride in the ideals that has made this country strong,and never do something that is morally wrong unless your willing to face up to it one day.
Throughout history, and particularly in the case of President Clinton, if the economy is doing well and the country is in a general state of security, most citizens are willing to look the other way on the morality of their leaders. I want my leaders to have a strong moral character, with a solid foundation of religion, but I also think that when it comes to carrying out the duties of an elected office, personal character and religion do not affect a person’s ability to govern wisely.
I feel Leaders everywhere no longer express as much confidence about the future as they once did. When they speak candidly, it often sounds as if they feel trapped in quicksand, unable to move forward easily. The methods and tools that helped them succeed in the past no longer work. The challenges they face — such as global competitiveness, health and environmental risks, or inadequate infrastructure — can no longer be solved by their organizations alone. And when they try to reach beyond the boundaries of their own corporation, government agency, or nongovernmental organization, there often is no clear pathway to success. Character is that inner strength that is needed to deal with crisis and change. I hope this year when it’s time to vote we vote with the sound mind that the person we voted for is true and of sound Character not just another smooth talker .
Angie and Jeffery were watching TV when a man wearing a bandana and carrying a pistol burst into their apartment. Police say he demanded money and the TV, then ordered the couple to disrobe. He watched Angie more closely. “He didn’t pay attention to me, so I charged at him,” Jeffery explained. As her husband struggled with the intruder, Angie ran to the bedroom and grabbed her pistol.” I refused to be a victim,”Angie said.” he put a gun in my face.If your bold enough to do that you’re bold enough to shoot us.”Angie stepped back into the living room and fired, killing the intruder. (Houston Chronicle, Houston Texas, 03/28/08). Intruders need to know people will protect themselves and their families.
“We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect Union, Establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for common defence,promote the general welfare, and secure the Blessings Of Liberty to ourselves and our Prosterity,do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States Of America.
James Madison
Preamble to the U.S. Constitution.
Angie and Jeffery were watching TV when a man wearing a bandana and carrying a pistol burst into their apartment. Police say he demanded money and the TV, then ordered the couple to disrobe. He watched Angie more closely. “He didn’t pay attention to me, so I charged at him,” Jeffery explained. As her husband struggled with the intruder, Angie ran to the bedroom and grabbed her pistol.” I refused to be a victim,”Angie said.” he put a gun in my face.If your bold enough to do that you’re bold enough to shoot us.”Angie stepped back into the living room and fired, killing the intruder. (Houston Chronicle, Houston Texas, 03/28/08). Intruders need to know people will protect themselves and their families.
“We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect Union, Establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for common defence,promote the general welfare, and secure the Blessings Of Liberty to ourselves and our Prosterity,do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States Of America
James Madison
Preamble to the U.S.Constitution
What and Who Are They?
May 30, 2008 | 2:01 PM PST
Category:
Political
Super delegates, what and who are they? I don’t know. Do you? I’m not well read in politics, I know we have an electoral college, and we have Delegates/Pledged delegates who pledge a vote to a presidential hopefull, and now we have a super delegate and they aren’t tied to an obligated vote. Now what I want to know is where do I the voter fit in? What next super dynamic delegates? How much power do super delegates hold? And from what I’ve read we are coming real close to Government voting in Government scary huh? Are these super delegates going against the constitution? Here is a list of some of those super delegates
Super-delegates (approximately 850 in 2008) include the following:
- Elected members of the Democratic National Committee (~450)
- Democratic Governors
- Democratic US Senators and US Representatives (including non-voting delegates)
- Distinguished party leaders (current and former Presidents and Vice Presidents; former Democratic leaders of the Senate and House; former DNC chairmen)
- Unpledged "add-on's" chosen by the DNC
I don't like that word.
May 23, 2008 | 9:55 AM PST
Category:
Political
I don't understand why the media uses "Uneducated" every time they talk about the rural demographic. Does the urban inner city demographic not have uneducated voters? I find these breakdowns very insulting. Studies show that uneducated voters are irrational and are less inclined to vote, and educated voters are more likely to research their vote.
I just think uneducated is the wrong word to use. The most important factor in voter turnout is education; but one can't assume the most educated voters have the highest IQ scores. (Let’s not forget that Abraham Lincoln had less than a year of formal education.)
So what is the great plan for all this ridiculous stereotyping?
I don't like that word.
May 22, 2008 | 6:26 PM PST
Category:
Political
I don't understand why the media uses "Uneducated" every time they talk about the rural demographic. Does the urban inner city demographic not have uneducated voters? I find these breakdowns very insulting.
Studies show that uneducated voters are irrational and are less inclined to vote, and educated voters are more likely to research their vote. I just think uneducated is the wrong word to use. The most important factor in voter turnout is education; but one can't assume the most educated voters have the highest IQ scores. (Let’s not forget that Abraham Lincoln had less than a year of formal education.)
So what is the great plan for all this ridiculous stereotyping?
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