….is still God-awful. But it’s a lot better than it could have been had John McCain not done the unexpected by sticking up for House Republicans in his otherwise disastrous attempt to intervene in the Wall Street b[uy]out negotiations: A……

Given the desperate situation this country is now facing, does the President have the Constitutional authority to declare a national state of emergency whereby he could eradicate ALL congressional bans and bureaucratic processes to get the drills in the ground and start pumping oil…and have,say..the auto industry and others, tool up to produce drilling and refining equipment???

I know this would give the President totalitarian type powers,but he could basically get the government out of the way and let the free market do the rest…retool America like in WW2.I ask this to any and all Constitutional scholars out there.

This nation is crying out for someone with true grit and courage to lead in Washington….unfortunately,we have nothing

IF YOU CAVE, THE DEMS WILL HANG THIS AROUND YOUR NECK LIKE A TIRE FILLED WITH GASOLINE. YOU WILL BURN AS THEY BLAME YOU FOR THE CRAP THAT WILL FOLLOW.

These partisan votes are sickening. The Democratic leadership has had these Congressmen & Senators over a barrel for years. They vote lock , stock , and barrel with the party.

I wonder what kind of threats they receive if they step out of line. The turncoats are just “allowed” to vote for “political” reasons to appease their home constituencies. They might not even agree. They just do it to get elected.

It’s all a game and Democrats have been playing hardball for years now. Pelosi & Reid are the leaders because they can intimidate the best. They have no conscience.

On September 26th, 2008 at 3:43 pm, Misscheryl said:
I’ve said this before, but I am so proud of our senators from Oklahoma Inhoff and Coburn…They are the best!

And now George Soros has targeted Inhoff. Probably because of his anti Global Warming stance. He is definitely on the hot seat. We need to support him in every way possible.

The administration also cited as objectionable a provision that would have cut the price of birth control pills at university clinics and Planned Parenthood centers by undoing part of a 2006 deficit reduction law (PL 109-171). That law removed university clinics and private birth control clinics from the list of entities eligible for “nominal” pricing under the Public Health Service Act, which outlines a series of federal health program partnerships with states, localities and nonprofit schools.

Hey where’s Rusty when you need him? I miss the good old days of endless pro-abortion rants!

I can see it now – BUSH HATES WOMEN: ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION SLASHED

Paul Revere said:
Anyone wonder why I miss South Carolina so much? Senator DeMint and Gov. Sanford!

(And the friendly people, of course!)

and low state taxes…at least compaired to NC.