These clowns are not going to listen. How arrogant they are as their political careers screech to a halt. We have to vote them out. What a helpless feeling to have the communication lines cut between the citizenry and their representatives.

On October 2nd, 2008 at 8:00 pm, ptrmom said:

I’d really like a list of the Democratic Congressmen who voted no and their phone numbers too. We need to be calling them too! I think they are more likely to change their vote than the Republicans. Anyone have that list?

Here is a link to the house roll call from Monday:

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iE1r_DuYH2j4rBy8JqBaVQ40MiOQD93GJ5H04

Give them a call and let ‘em know.

It’s a shootout.

The person I spoke to sounded really tired btw. She said the calls have been mostly negative on this measure so I’m hopeful he’ll hold the line.

On October 2nd, 2008 at 6:33 pm, graysonret said:

I like your thinking. I felt the whole time the only way to get this invasion under control was some hard times. The pols certainly don’t have the backbone to stop it. PC is king. But a few hungry bellies always changes attitudes. Let there be 10% unemployment and you will see a serious change in attitudes by all the whiny liberals and pols toward illegal immigration. And a bailout at this point, even though may make people feel better in the short term, will return us to the status quo of lasseiz faire toward this horrific problem. I hate that it has come to this, but I think some hard times is exactly what this country needs. I know, I know, I am mean spirited and intolerant, but we are on the wrong course for a sustainable future and hard times is what always wakes people up to reality. Not to mention that those who saved (like the ant) will be rewarded for their efforts, while those that spent liek there is no tomorrow (the grasshopper) will be punished and hopefully learn a valuable lesson.