When spoiled little conservative children are told "NO".

Boo hoo hoo...the conservative children are stamping their little feet
and wailing for their mommies.

As an American taxpayer, I see the spoiled Republican children in
Congress as wasting my tax dollars.

Time to vote the losers out!

TMT


GOP senators in final drive to stall health bill
By ERICA WERNER, Associated Press Writer Erica Werner, Associated
Press Writer

WASHINGTON 6 In a final drive to thwart President Barack Obama's
health care remake, Republican senators plan to force Democrats to run
a gantlet of politically dicey votes before they can finish a
companion bill to the landmark law.

Voting was expected to start late Wednesday on a full list of
Republican amendments to a "sidebar" bill making changes Democrats
agreed to in the main legislation already signed by Obama. Major
components of the "fix" legislation include scaling back a tax on high-
cost insurance plans opposed by labor unions, closing the coverage gap
in the Medicare prescription benefits, and higher taxes on upper-
income earners.

But Republicans have other ideas. Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., wants a
vote on his amendment to prohibit coverage of Viagra for sex
offenders. Sen. Judd Gregg, R-NH, wants savings from Medicare cuts
plowed back into the health care program for seniors, instead of being
used to expand coverage to the uninsured. Sen. Mike Enzi, R-Wyo.,
wants to gut penalties on employers whose workers wind up getting
taxpayer subsidized coverage.

Democrats are vowing to bat down the GOP amendments one-by-one. Should
they lose on any major financing component, the bill would have to go
back to the House. Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., has put members on
notice they may be needed to vote on any changes that get through the
Senate.

Meanwhile, the Senate's second-ranking Democrat accused Republicans of
refusing to accept the finality of the health care overhaul.

"This is a political exercise for too many on the other side of the
aisle," said Sen. Dick Durbin. "We're going to tell our people back
home, 'It's time to govern. It's time to lead.' "

Durbin appeared on NBC's "Today" show Wednesday with GOP Sen. Jim
DeMint of South Carolina, who had said last year he believed the
health care overhaul would turn out to Obama's "Waterloo."

"America doesn't want a broken presidency," said Durbin, D-Ill.

DeMint did not back down, saying "Americans are very angry," not only
with the substance of the sweeping health care bill Obama signed into
law Tuesday, but also with the process Democrats used to muscle it
through Congress.

The fixes under consideration by the Senate were demanded by House
Democrats as their price for passing the mammoth overhaul legislation
that will extend coverage to 32 million uninsured Americans over the
next decade.

"They're hoping that Americans don't notice this is another power
grab," DeMint said of Democrats. "So we're going to bring these issues
up." He accused Democrats of breaking "a lot of protocols" in the
Senate and said he couldn't imagine Republicans working very hard to
cooperate with Obama and Democrats on other issues.

As he put his signature on the bill at a celebrative White House
ceremony, Obama declared "a new season in America" and hailed an
accomplishment that had been denied to a line of presidents stretching
back more than half a century.

Approval of the fix-it bill at the end of this week is virtually
assured, since it's being debated under fast-track budget rules that
allow passage with a simple majority instead of the 60 votes usually
required for action in the 100-seat Senate. Democrats control 59
Senate seats.

That didn't stop Republicans, who are unanimously opposed, from using
the floor debate that began Tuesday afternoon as an opportunity to
repeat the accusations they've lobbed at Obama's health legislation
for the past year: that it raises taxes, slashes Medicare and includes
a burdensome and constitutionally questionable requirement for nearly
all Americans to carry health insurance.

The main suspense surrounding this week's debate is whether the fix-it
bill can emerge from the Senate unchanged. If it does, it can go
straight to the president for his signature, since it's already passed
the House. If the Senate changes it even in a minor way, the
legislation would have to go back to the House to be passed again, a
prospect House leaders are prepared for but say they don't expect.

Although the battle may soon be over on Capitol Hill, opponents
already have launched a campaign from the outside, with 13 state
attorneys general suing Tuesday to overturn the legislation on grounds
it is unconstitutional.

And Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., served notice
Tuesday of the GOP's continued campaign against the legislation going
into the fall election season. "The slogan will be 'repeal and
replace,' 'repeal and replace,'" McConnell said.

Obama planned to sign an executive order Wednesday affirming existing
law against federal funding of abortions, except in cases of rape,
incest or danger to the woman's life. A critical bloc of anti-abortion
Democrats in the House had pledged to vote against the health care
package unless given greater assurances that it would not amend
current law.

In a last-minute deal, Obama agreed to issue the order to get their
votes.

On Mar 24, 5:310pm, "Mort Davis" <gdindepend...@go.com> wrote:
"Too_Many_Tools" <too_many_to...@yahoo.com> wrote in message

news:email@anonym...
Boo hoo hoo

Why are you crying? just because you're a lying sack of shit?

Why are you bitching? Just because you're a lying sack of shit...and
LOST!!!!!!!!!!!

Laugh...laugh...laugh....

TMT

On Mar 24, 8:490pm, RONSERESURPLUS <ronseresurp...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Mar 24, 3:080pm, Too_Many_Tools <too_many_to...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Boo hoo hoo...the conservative children are stamping their little feet
> and wailing for their mommies.

> As an American taxpayer, I see the spoiled Republican children in
> Congress as wasting my tax dollars.

> Time to vote the losers out!

> TMT

> GOP senators in final drive to stall health bill
> By ERICA WERNER, Associated Press Writer Erica Werner, Associated
> Press Writer

> WASHINGTON 6 In a final drive towell

Well ''''Fools
' lets see who luaghs in nov, when obama and co watch the house and
senate turn, as well as 2012, big rock and Obama renting a u haul'

Another idiot who needs to voted off the island.

TMT

On Wed, 24 Mar 2010 18:07:27 -0700 (PDT), Too_Many_Tools wrote:
On Mar 24, 5:31 pm, "Mort Davis" <gdindepend...@go.com> wrote:
"Too_Many_Tools" <too_many_to...@yahoo.com> wrote in message

news:email@anonym...
Boo hoo hoo

Why are you crying? just because you're a lying sack of shit?

Why are you bitching? Just because you're a lying sack of shit...and
LOST!!!!!!!!!!!

Laugh...laugh...laugh....

TMT

Boy, when you think you have put something over on somebody, you sure
do get unbearable.