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Comment by Marilynn Jones on July 5, 2010 at 3:46pm

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Comment by Tom Wright on June 28, 2010 at 1:41pm

Hey,
Just a note, the Kagan hearings start today, watch and listen.
This is an ultra liberal, she has no experience as a judge, she has preconceived notions on gay rights and same partner marriages.
She is for openly gay military, but restricted military recruiting on campus, when she was at Harvard.
Tom Wright

Comment by J on June 28, 2010 at 12:32pm

ALERT-In regards to Lynne Roberts comment on financial reform below, There are 3 other republicans who voted FOR the financial bill the first time through: Snowe 202-224-5344 DC, 207-282-4144 Local, Grassley 202-224-3744 DC, 319-363-6832 Local, Collins 202-224-2523 DC, 207-493-7873 Local
Vulnerable democrat Blanche Lincoln also voted FOR 202-224-4843 DC 501-375-2993
Let's call all those and spread the margin. Get it done NOW!
Roll call vote on first time around is http://politics.nytimes.com/congress/votes/111/senate/2/162?ref=bus...
I just called Brown's office and staffer said he does not like the $17 billion in fees on the bill

Comment by Lynne Roberts on June 28, 2010 at 10:16am

We all need to call Eric Cantor's office, 202-225-2815, and tell him to sign the petition to repeal obamacare. When I spoke to Charles, in Cantor's office, a few minutes ago, he said he didn't think Cantor had made a decision yet. Let's help him make a decision! Ask for Amy or Lindsay (Charles told me, when I persisted, that that's the best way to be heard- to ask for someone and make it personal! Let's use this on ALL our calls. Get a name and pass it around to everyone!) Also, we need to hammer Brown to vote against the financial reform bill. If it persists, Byrd’s illness could complicate the financial reform bill’s path to President Barack Obama’s desk. Sen. Scott Brown, one of four Republicans who voted for the original bill, has said he might vote against the version that emerged from the reconciliation of the House and Senate versions because it adds a $19 billion bank tax.
Should Brown vote no and Byrd is unable to vote, it would leave the bill one vote shy of the 60 needed to close debate and move to final passage. HAMMER BROWN! Phone: (202) 224-4543
Fax: (202) 228-2646

Comment by BRUCE HARRELL on June 28, 2010 at 9:29am

This is nothing but the truth. Where are the ones that talk issues? The ones that will tell us what they are going to do and the plans to accomplish it,not just what they think the people want to hear.

Comment by JSC on June 28, 2010 at 7:19am

AWESOME !!!!!! ~~~~~~ VOTE 'EM OUT !!!!!

Comment by Cilla Whitcher on June 28, 2010 at 6:43am

This is 99% of the people in WDC if they told the truth!!