One thing this movement isn’t producing is fresh new leaders.

It’s going to take someone with a lot of chutzpah to run in 2010. Would you want to go into that snake pit?

They must be stopped and if a proposal is put forward, it has to be crafted by conservatives and no one else because as soon as Liberals touch it, it become garbage.

Melt the phones.

On September 14th, 2009 at 9:27 pm, rightisright said:

God willing and the creek don’t rise, they will all hear us loud and clear next November.

Recent indicates that voting Republican won’t be enough.Bush had all 3 houses and he didn’t abolish a single program. He caved on Social Security reform so fast I couldn’t believe it.

One thing this movement isn’t producing is fresh new leaders.

So this is compromise. From government run socialist healthcare to a government run fascist healthcare. And it looks like a number of Republican Senators are practically wetting their pants over this copout as opposed to opting out altogether and sta…

On September 14th, 2009 at 4:48 pm, TigerLady said:

Incredible that they still aren’t listening.

God willing and the creek don’t rise, they will all hear us loud and clear next November.

For him to think what is taken out now, won’t be added back piecemeal after the larger bill passes shows how stupid he is.

He want’s headlines, to be a player, and doesn’t care what the voters want.

Sickening.

How well did that work out?

Here is the story of the PHS!

It’s been called a really bad idea or something like that.

David

The truly sad thing, to me, is that no matter HOW egregious these clowns are, the folks who voted them in will vote them in again!

Sadly, I couldn’t agree with you more. People seem to believe that it’s everyone else’s politician who needs to be voted out. I was amazed when Murtha was re-elected.

Ted Stevens is the longest-serving Republican Senator in history (Strom Thurmond, who might otherwise have held this title, was a Democrat until 1964) and 7th longest-serving Senator in history. Stevens also held a Senior Senator position for nearly all of his tenure except 10 days. He lost his seat in a close election in 2008 after being convicted of seven felony corruption charges. However, that conviction was effectively vacated after the newly-sworn in administration of Barack Obama found evidence of prosecutorial misconduct.

Or maybe they will do what happened to Ted Stevens.

You know, the old “Money talks and BS walks” as to these enablers will talk a good game but vote the thieves back in … again!

Look no further than Dollar Bill Jefferson, Murtha and others…

Can you hear me now?!

What they hear: “The citizens I “represent” only pay my salary – it’s the lobbyists who will make me rich.”

It appears that the days of smoke-filled rooms are not quite dead. At least not if Sen Max Baucus has anything to say about it.

From The Washington Post: (Hat Tip: Michelle Malkin)

Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus announced Monday that he may u…