There is one congressman who changed his vote from YES to NO!

[relative]

it is congressman Jim McDermott, Democrat from Washington.
http://www.house.gov/mcdermott/

what's up with that?

all his statements on his website are outdated, there isn't even one about the first bailout bill.

[dsentell]

Gee, guess he suddenly woke up!

Or, perhaps he didn't like all the pork . . . .

[anaconda]

We'll make him an Honorary Revolution member.

[FunkBuddha]

That, or once he saw it was going to pass he changed his vote so that he could et reelected.

[surf]

i think the quote i saw from him prior to the first vote was something like, "the calls into my office are 50-50; 50% no and 50% HELL NO." i was surprised he voted yes the first time.

He's anti-war, i think - and probably anti-drug war, and his seat is as safe as it gets (he's a lifer, despite being fined for recording phone calls or something like that a few years ago).

Perhaps he could be a revolutionary, he's incredibly liberal though. Seattle.

[free.alive]

There were too many tax cuts in the new bill!

http://www.examiner.com/a-1620301~Bailout_bill_includes_timber_payments.html

[georgia_tech_swagger]

Bob Inglis (R-SC) switched his vote from no to yes. I know I lit his office up after the first no and threatened to not just not vote for him, but to volunteer for the opposition. Plus I made sure he knew I was a precinct committeeman in the GOP.

[dsentell]

bob inglis (r-sc) plus i made sure he knew i was a precinct committeeman in the gop.



:d :d

Boy oh boy, a sign of the day, even my smiley faces won't work!!!!!