compromise
01-01-2013, 08:51 AM
https://twitter.com/repjustinamash/status/286116973358751746
House GOP will be conferencing at 1 p.m. today to discuss Senate proposal. Reps' contact info: http://house.gov .
Find your representative:
http://www.house.gov/representatives/
Target Representatives who ran as Tea Partiers/fiscal conservatives in particular.
Representatives who have confirmed they will be voting NO on fiscal cliff deal:
Jason Chaffetz - https://twitter.com/jasoninthehouse/status/286109347438792705
Without substantial, real first year cuts in spending I can't vote for the bill passed by the Senate late last night.
Justin Amash - https://twitter.com/repjustinamash/status/285933710723923968
This deal INCREASES spending. It's more of the same irresponsible & reckless behavior we've come to expect from Congress.
Representatives who have confirmed they will be voting YES on the bill to rescind Obama's congressional pay rise executive order:
Justin Amash - https://twitter.com/repjustinamash/status/285879204233482240
We'll be voting tomorrow on a bill to override Pres Obama's executive order giving a pay raise to Congress.
Tim Scott - http://www.facebook.com/RepTimScott/posts/514118955286908
I do not support a Congressional pay increase, and would not accept one.
Michele Bachmann - http://bachmann.house.gov/press-release/bachmann-introduces-legislation-rescind-congressional-pay-raise
I introduced legislation today that would rescind President Obama’s executive order that gives members of Congress a pay raise. We have a spending problem in our country and we should be looking for areas to cut spending, not adding to the debt burden.
Jeff Duncan - http://www.facebook.com/RepJeffDuncan/posts/529267327091024
The timing of President Obama’s Executive Order to raise salaries for Members of Congress and the Vice President shows how out of touch with reality the President is when it comes to spending. Congress doesn’t need a pay raise, and if given a raise I will return it. This Executive Order highlights the President’s serious lack of judgment when it comes to spending money. Raising taxes will result in more government spending, not less debt for our children and grandchildren. I will not be fooled into believing that Washington intends to use tax increases to pay down the debt. With President Obama’s decision to give Congress a pay raise, every American should question his judgment in managing our nation’s finances.
House GOP will be conferencing at 1 p.m. today to discuss Senate proposal. Reps' contact info: http://house.gov .
Find your representative:
http://www.house.gov/representatives/
Target Representatives who ran as Tea Partiers/fiscal conservatives in particular.
Representatives who have confirmed they will be voting NO on fiscal cliff deal:
Jason Chaffetz - https://twitter.com/jasoninthehouse/status/286109347438792705
Without substantial, real first year cuts in spending I can't vote for the bill passed by the Senate late last night.
Justin Amash - https://twitter.com/repjustinamash/status/285933710723923968
This deal INCREASES spending. It's more of the same irresponsible & reckless behavior we've come to expect from Congress.
Representatives who have confirmed they will be voting YES on the bill to rescind Obama's congressional pay rise executive order:
Justin Amash - https://twitter.com/repjustinamash/status/285879204233482240
We'll be voting tomorrow on a bill to override Pres Obama's executive order giving a pay raise to Congress.
Tim Scott - http://www.facebook.com/RepTimScott/posts/514118955286908
I do not support a Congressional pay increase, and would not accept one.
Michele Bachmann - http://bachmann.house.gov/press-release/bachmann-introduces-legislation-rescind-congressional-pay-raise
I introduced legislation today that would rescind President Obama’s executive order that gives members of Congress a pay raise. We have a spending problem in our country and we should be looking for areas to cut spending, not adding to the debt burden.
Jeff Duncan - http://www.facebook.com/RepJeffDuncan/posts/529267327091024
The timing of President Obama’s Executive Order to raise salaries for Members of Congress and the Vice President shows how out of touch with reality the President is when it comes to spending. Congress doesn’t need a pay raise, and if given a raise I will return it. This Executive Order highlights the President’s serious lack of judgment when it comes to spending money. Raising taxes will result in more government spending, not less debt for our children and grandchildren. I will not be fooled into believing that Washington intends to use tax increases to pay down the debt. With President Obama’s decision to give Congress a pay raise, every American should question his judgment in managing our nation’s finances.