Terrence Said:

Will Boehner & other GOP House members think twice before approving Obama's request to raise the debt ceiling?

We Answered:

Yes they will and if 0bama thinks he can run his programs on zero dollars then he will learn its not nice to rip off the American taxpayer

Maureen Said:

Predict the vote (House-Senate #) expected Wednesday - 10 points?

We Answered:

House vote will be 335 in favor - 100 against (all Republicans)

Senate will be 60 in favor - 30 against (Ted Stevens and others like Larry Craig will be absent)

Wade Said:

Do you think there is any hope for the GOP to take back atleast 51% of the House and Senate in 2010?

We Answered:

We need to stop Obama and his gangs before they complete destroy this great country!

Start from New Jersy this November.

Glenda Said:

Why did House GOP leadership distort a CBO report yesterday?

We Answered:

Because as their own Republican Congressman King said today Boehner has a penchant for mendacity.

Definition for mendacity
- telling of lies: deliberate untruthfulness
- lie: a lie or falsehood

Jamie Said:

Why did House GOP leadership distort a CBO report last week?

We Answered:

Cons agree with the CBO only when it suits them. Nothing new. Lies and distortion are their staple in trade.

They prefer to have a corporate executive focused on profits in charge of our ability to have health care. Cancel us when we get sick, deny coverage, kick children off their parent policies. All in the name of huge profits for the insurance industry and health care providers. They would just as soon see you dead than cut into profits.

Fight the bastards! Protect the people! Reject the lies! Wake up! Your time is now!

Clyde Said:

Who is Rep. Hal Rogers and what is significant about GOP leadership appointing him to House Appropriations?

We Answered:

Lewis, who served for three terms as the top-ranking Republican on Appropriations, had been seeking a waiver of GOP term-limit rules to continue as the leading Republican on the panel. Under internal House GOP rules, a member may serve for only six years as the top-ranking lawmaker on a committee. As an “old bull” of the committee with a long track record of supporting pork-barrel spending, Rogers will be monitored closely by fiscal conservatives intent on making the Appropriations Committee the engine for paring down the size of government.

http://thehill.com/homenews/house/132547…

In two years, Rogers pushed through 135 earmarks worth $246 million. He's brought tens of millions of dollars into his hometown of Somerset, Ky., so much so that the town has been dubbed "Mr. Rogers' neighborhood."

So much for Republicans being "pork conscious" when they elect the Prince of Pork.

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