SENATE IS HIDING THE BAILOUT IN ANOTHER BILL! Vote to be after sundown Wed

[sharpsteve2003]

Senate to vote on rescue plan Wednesday (They are calling it rescue instead of bailout because it sounds better)

http://www.breakthematrix.com/Government/SENATE-IS-HIDING-THE-BAILOUT-IN-ANOTHER-BILL

The bill adds new provisions - including raising the FDIC insurance cap from $100,000 to $250,000 - and will be attached to an existing revenue bill that the House also rejected Monday, according to several Democratic leadership aides.

The vote is scheduled for after sundown, in observance of the Jewish holiday.

sharpsteve's comments:
THEYRE ONLY GIVING US LESS THAN 24 HOURS TO KNOW ABOUT THIS BEFORE
THEY VOTE ON IT!

CALL YOUR SENATORS TONIGHT OR TOMORROW OR FLOOD THEM WITH EMAILS
AGAINST THIS BAILOUT BILL.

Capitol switchboard at (202) 224- 3121 *Ask to be directed to your
senators office*

Senator List Contact Page (All states):
http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm

[Grimnir Wotansvolk]

The vote is scheduled for after sundown, in observance of the Jewish holiday.uhhhhhhhhhh

[Original_Intent]

It will pass and here is why: only 1/3 of the senate is up for re-election this time, any that are in any danger of losing will vote against the bill.

The ones that feel sure of re-election, or that are not up for re-election this time around will support the bill.

Focus on keeping your reps honest in the house, yes still call your senators, but we really need to keep our reps voting these things down.

[lessgov2007]

I heard there a atleast 6 other versions of the bailout bill. It's going to just keep coming back until it gets passed. Likely in secret. I'm not stressing about it anymore. From what I'm hearing the decisions have already been made a revolution is coming.

[Kotin]

I heard there a atleast 6 other versions of the bailout bill. It's going to just keep coming back until it gets passed. Likely in secret. I'm not stressing about it anymore. From what I'm hearing the decisions have already been made a revolution is coming.

yes, hope we come out of this ok!


I believe we are a sleeping giant :D

[DFF]

If it passes in the Senate, will this override the House's ruling?

[EvilEngineer]

If it passes in the Senate, will this override the House's ruling?

nah, they will just have to vote again. Its a repeat of the amnesty bill situation... they try and try to pass the same thing over and over again. They never freaking learn.

Frankly if any of my senators / representatives vote for this they are not welcome to come back to their district.

[Truth Warrior]

"And the truth is, there is something terribly wrong with this country, isn't there?" -- V

[freelance]

"And the truth is, there is something terribly wrong with this country, isn't there?" -- V

As always, displaying a talent for stating the obvious. :D

[Truth Warrior]

As always, displaying a talent for stating the obvious. :D Yep, but the "sheeple" tend to be very SLOW learners. ;)

[HOLLYWOOD]

It will pass and here is why: only 1/3 of the senate is up for re-election this time, any that are in any danger of losing will vote against the bill.

The ones that feel sure of re-election, or that are not up for re-election this time around will support the bill.

Focus on keeping your reps honest in the house, yes still call your senators, but we really need to keep our reps voting these things down.

QFT...

Easier to bribe 60 Senators than it is 220 Representatives!

That Jackal, Chris Dodd... should be pitched forked by the people...

Who's up for RE-ELECTION?

Who's up for receiving more money from the BANKS/FINANCIAL coffers?


FACTS:

One-third of the 100 Senate seats are up for election every two years; on 4 November 2008, voters will select 34 Senators (one special election). These senators will serve a six-year term from 3 January 2009 until 2 January 2015.

Going into this election, the Democrats are at an advantage because most of the seats (22) are held by Republicans. Thus, they have fewer seats (12) to defend.

Eight of the 33 are first-term Senators; only one of these is a Democrat. One, Sen. Frank R. Lautenberg (D-NJ) was re-elected in 2002 after retiring in 2000.

SENATORS announced retirement:


Sen. Wayne Allard (R-CO, announced 1/15/2007)
Sen. Larry Craig (R-ID, resignation announced then rescinded)
Sen. Pete Domenici (R-NM, announced 10/3/2007)
Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-NE, announced 9/10/2007)
Sen. John Warner (R-VA, announced 8/31/2007)


SENATORS INDITED:

Sen. Ted Stevens, FBI on his A$$ 8/15/2008)

AL R Jeff Sessions (1997 - ) Considered safe seat 59%

AK R Ted Stevens (1968 - ) He will be 85 in 2008; under corruption investigation. Considering a challenge: former Lt. Gov. Loren Leman and former state Senate President Mike Miller. 78%

AR D Mark Pryor (2003 - ) Considered safe seat 54%

CO R Wayne Allard (1997 - 2008) Open seat; retiring. Candidates: former US Rep. Bob Schaffer (R) and current US Rep. Mark Udall (D) 51%

DE D Joseph Biden (1973 - ) Considered safe seat; running for President 58%

GA R Saxby Chambliss (2003 - ) Considered safe seat 53%

ID R Larry E. Craig (1991 - 2007) Resigned. Candidates: former US Rep. and Army Veteran Larry LaRocco (D) 65%

IA D Tom Harkin (1985 - ) Considered safe seat 54%

IL D Richard Durbin (1997 - ) Considered safe seat; senior senator 60%

KS R Pat Roberts (1997 - ) Considered safe seat 83%

KY R Mitch McConnell (1985 - ) Considered safe seat; senior senator and Senate Minority Leader. Seat targeted by DNC. 65%

LA D Mary Landrieu (1997 - ) Will Katrina backlash bite? 52%

ME R Susan Collins (1997 - ) State leans Republican. Candidates: Rep. Tom Allen (D-ME-1) voted against Iraq War 58%

MA D John Kerry (1985 - ) Considered safe seat 80%

MI D Carl Levin (1979 - ) Considered safe seat; senior senator 60%

MN R Norm Coleman (2003 - ) State leans Republican. Candidates: author and former radio talk show host Al Franken (D) 50%

MS R Thad Cochran (1979 - ) Considered safe seat 85%

MT D Max Baucus (1978 - ) Considered safe seat 63%

NJ D Frank R. Lautenberg (1982-2001, 2003-) Considered safe seat; he will be 84 in 2008. 54%

NC R Elizabeth Dole (2003 - ) State leans Republican 54%

NE R Chuck Hagel (1997 - ) Considered safe seat - has not declared; senior senator. Candidates: Attorney General Jon Bruning (R) 83%

NH R John E. Sununu (2003 - ) State leans Republican. Candidates: Portsmouth' Mayor Steve Marchand (D) Katrina Swett running as D 51%

NM R Pete Domenici (1973 - ) Will not run; implicated in US Attorneys firings. 65%
OK R James M. Inhofe (1994 - ) Considered safe seat; senior senator. Candidates: State Sen. Andrew Rice (D) 57%

OR R Gordon H. Smith (1997 - ) Other Senator a Democrat. Candidates: businessman Ty Pettit (D), Oregon House Speaker Jeff Merkley (D) and attorney Steve Novick (D) 56%

RI D Jack Reed (1997 - ) Considered safe seat; senior senator 78%

SC R Lindsey Graham (2003 - ) Considered safe seat. Candidates: businessman John J. Cina (R) 54%

SD D Tim Johnson (1997 - ) Considered safe seat if recovers health; senior senator 55%

TN R Lamar Alexander (2003 - ) Considered safe seat; senior senator 54%

TX R John Cornyn (2002 - ) Considered safe seat 55%

VA R John W. Warner (1979 - 2008) Will not run. 83%

WV D Jay Rockefeller IV (1985 - ) Considered safe seat 63%

WY R Michael B. Enzi (1997 - ) Considered safe seat 73%

WY R John Barrasso (2007) Appointed to fill seat of Craig Thomas (2007-2013), who died 4 June 2007. Special election.

[syborius]

senator bennet is a filthy pig, he is on msnbc shilling for this, saying the calls are shifting "for" for bailout. What a filthy little man. He said that small business no longer will be able to make payroll because the credit has frozen, so now people are calling them for the bailout. What a piece of shit

[sharpsteve2003]

[QUOTE=syborius;1727430]senator bennet is a filthy pig,/QUOTE]

Tell us how you really feel. you shouldn't hold back.

LOL