Tennessee Roll Call

4 Responses to “Tennessee Roll Call”

1. dan t writes
   September 29th, 2008 2:23 pm

   Maybe it comes from being lied to over the years by so many politicians in BOTH parties. But I just don’t believe all this hysteria…I just don’t believe it.

2. Glen Dean writes
   September 29th, 2008 2:30 pm

   Me too.

   I think we have had enough of the BS. This tactic of trying to scare us didn’t work. We are not supposed to be a command economy. Sure, government caused this mess, but to get the antidote from the same person that poisoned you doesn’t make a lick of sense.

   Having said all of that. This thing ain’t over. Braisted will likely get his wish of fullblown socialism before its all over.

3. Kevin Ragsdale writes
   October 3rd, 2008 1:22 pm

   It was relatively easy for the Tennessee delegation, since Speaker Pelosi had already said the bill would not come to the floor for a vote if they didn’t have the votes to pass it.

   Which gave Lincoln Davis a pass, since he knew it would pass anyway he was able to keep his “Nay” vote. I must admit though, I had predicted he would “hold his nose” and vote “Aye” (for the taxpayers — wink, wink).

   As for Congressman Wamp, you might as well take down those billboards. Your run for Governor is O-V-E-R.

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   October 3rd, 2008 1:26 pm

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