Unpatriot Act - House Roll Call

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05-27-2011, 12:50 AM
freshjiva

Unpatriot Act - House Roll Call

http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2011/roll376.xml

Good God, these idiots called the bill "Small Business Additional Temporary Extension Act of 2011".

What the F&*@K does State surveillance and an indefinite suspension of private property rights have ANYTHING to do with small businesses?

Our government never fails to amaze me.

In other news, I noticed Allen West voted against this bill. That's VERY surprising. I'm not fully convinced he's actually against this bill. Maybe he voted against it because he knew it would pass...? That way, when he runs for President in 2016 (or run for VP this year) they can't get him for being anti-gun rights.

Politics really sucks. I really don't even know why I follow this shitfest in DC.
05-27-2011, 12:53 AM
anaconda

Interesting: House Dems 122-54 "Nay." Going against Obama and the Senate? Anybody have any explanations here?
05-27-2011, 12:55 AM
anaconda

Quote:

What the F&*@K does State surveillance and an indefinite suspension of private property rights have ANYTHING to do with small businesses?

I think merging bills should be illegal somehow.
05-27-2011, 01:47 AM
cindy25

notice these: Bachmann Yea (she cancelled a campaign sortie in Iowa to cast her vote for fascism )
Paul Ryan yea
Quayle yea
Flake-did not vote
Mack-nay
Paul, nay of course but had to list it
Amash nay
Pelosi Nay
Kucinich, nay
Walter Jones Nay
Barney Frank nay
Rohrabacher nay
McClintock Nay

the House Dems have an independent streak.
05-27-2011, 02:15 AM
t0rnado

Quote:

Originally Posted by cindy25

notice these: Bachmann Yea (she cancelled a campaign sortie in Iowa to cast her vote for fascism )
Paul Ryan yea
Quayle yea
Flake-did not vote
Mack-nay
Paul, nay of course but had to list it
Amash nay
Pelosi Nay
Kucinich, nay
Walter Jones Nay
Barney Frank nay
Rohrabacher nay

the House Dems have an independent streak.

Flake has a Senate election to win, so that may explain his lack of voting. Chaffetz voted against it. Hopefully he displaces Orrin Hatch next year.
05-27-2011, 02:22 AM
Batman

I notice Flake ends up not voting on some very important bills.
05-27-2011, 02:58 AM
cindy25

any chance of replacing IRS agent Bachmann as head of Tea Party conference?
05-27-2011, 03:13 AM
Zatch

edit nvm
05-27-2011, 03:57 AM
anaconda

Pelosi steps forward as a champion of the constitution.

In other news: Nobody here is commenting on why House democrats overwhelmingly voted nay.
05-27-2011, 05:25 AM
cindy25

Quote:

Originally Posted by anaconda

Pelosi steps forward as a champion of the constitution.

In other news: Nobody here is commenting on why House democrats overwhelmingly voted nay.

maybe because of Pelosi, maybe they fear primaries, and their votes weren't needed anyway.
Bachmann must think its still popular in the GOP base for her to skip a fundraiser to vote for it.
05-27-2011, 06:02 AM
fisharmor

Quote:

Originally Posted by Batman

I notice Flake ends up not voting on some very important bills.

Well his name ain't "Jeff Reliable"
:D
05-27-2011, 09:23 AM
acptulsa

Quote:

Originally Posted by Batman

I notice Flake ends up not voting on some very important bills.

Sullivan is another one who'd rather not do his job at all than do it right.
05-27-2011, 09:36 AM
sirgonzo420

Quote:

Originally Posted by anaconda

I think merging bills should be illegal somehow.

It was under the Confederacy!

http://my.picresize.com/vault/AQZ1MMAHR0.jpg
05-27-2011, 10:51 AM
Aratus

Quote:

Originally Posted by cindy25

notice these: Bachmann Yea (she cancelled a campaign sortie in Iowa to cast her vote for fascism )
Paul Ryan yea
Quayle yea
Flake-did not vote
Mack-nay
Paul, nay of course but had to list it
Amash nay
Pelosi Nay
Kucinich, nay
Walter Jones Nay
Barney Frank nay
Rohrabacher nay
McClintock Nay

the House Dems have an independent streak.

yes, they sometimes do...

not always are they hacks
05-27-2011, 10:56 AM
reduen

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aratus

yes, they sometimes do...

not always are they hacks

No they don't, this is all for show... If they have enough votes to pass it, they will let some of their members vote opposite for publicity sake. Believe me, I know this is true. It happens all the time at both the Federal and State level...
05-27-2011, 01:06 PM
Kylie

Thanks! I'm actually pleasantly surprised that my Congressman voted no.

I surely didn't think that would happen.
05-27-2011, 07:54 PM
anaconda

Quote:

Originally Posted by sirgonzo420

It was under the Confederacy!

http://my.picresize.com/vault/AQZ1MMAHR0.jpg

Wow! Thanks for that. +1 for the Confederacy. Very interesting.
05-27-2011, 08:16 PM
jmdrake

Quote:

Originally Posted by cindy25

notice these: Bachmann Yea (she cancelled a campaign sortie in Iowa to cast her vote for fascism )
Paul Ryan yea
Quayle yea
Flake-did not vote
Mack-nay
Paul, nay of course but had to list it
Amash nay
Pelosi Nay
Kucinich, nay
Walter Jones Nay
Barney Frank nay
Rohrabacher nay
McClintock Nay

the House Dems have an independent streak.

Pelosi voted nay? That's a shocker! Then again maybe not. The republicans have control of the house so maybe the dems feel more comfortable voting nay as they can gain brownie points with the voters without damaging the NWO? It's odd to see Pelosi and Reid vote against each other.
05-28-2011, 10:06 AM
Napoleon's Shadow

http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x...640711_948.jpg
05-28-2011, 01:48 PM
Freedom 4 all

Quote:

Originally Posted by anaconda

Pelosi steps forward as a champion of the constitution.

In other news: Nobody here is commenting on why House democrats overwhelmingly voted nay.

I say it's because the overwhelming majority of actual liberal voters oppose this. Many voted for Obama specifically because they thought he would oppose this. And a lot of Democrats are realizing that sucking up to their constituents will be more important than sucking up to Obama come 2012. This is all very good news for us.