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rurallib

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52. he actually attacked me one day after I asked him a question
Thu Feb 9, 2012, 11:17 PM
Feb 2012

I found out he doesn't like to be questioned and was usually ill-prepared.

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Some thing smells. nm rhett o rick Feb 2012 #1
That's the smell of corporate supremacist authoritarianism. Uncle Joe Feb 2012 #23
Why now, why this? for the republicons to cooperate. nm rhett o rick Feb 2012 #27
Why not? It's not a question of Republicans vs Democrats it's a question Uncle Joe Feb 2012 #43
That's what I am afraid of. But I think you got it. nm rhett o rick Feb 2012 #50
Because they are counting on a GOP Presidency. nanabugg Feb 2012 #47
No, I think post 43 has it right. nm rhett o rick Feb 2012 #51
Things have been smelling for awhile now. nt woo me with science Feb 2012 #55
I asked my forer rep many years ago rurallib Feb 2012 #2
Good for you. Ruby the Liberal Feb 2012 #7
he was defeated in 2006 by a damned good democrat rurallib Feb 2012 #42
Oh, that was beautiful! Ruby the Liberal Feb 2012 #48
he actually attacked me one day after I asked him a question rurallib Feb 2012 #52
Why now, after all this time? arcane1 Feb 2012 #3
actually, I believe that they found this unconstitutional, back in the 90s zbdent Feb 2012 #17
Yes, this held unconstitutional. amandabeech Feb 2012 #33
Clinton v. City of New York amandabeech Feb 2012 #34
I thought this was so when I heard it. mantis49 Feb 2012 #57
My understanding is Inouye isn't supportive Lone_Star_Dem Feb 2012 #4
I don't like this. Never have. Ruby the Liberal Feb 2012 #5
Hopefully kenfrequed Feb 2012 #6
I don't know if I can support this line-item veto...... Swede Atlanta Feb 2012 #8
I can support a line item veto - as long as we get there via a Constitutional amendment. Doing it 24601 Feb 2012 #13
The next question should be - what is their alterior motive? In this I do not trust them. I hope the jwirr Feb 2012 #9
And then the King said no............. Angry Dragon Feb 2012 #10
The next Bush/Cheney duo will love a line item veto. It's better than signing statements. nt jody Feb 2012 #11
They're called Rubio/McDonnell or possibly McDonnell/Rubio and they will be elected... onehandle Feb 2012 #38
He should veto it. Scuba Feb 2012 #12
Or parts of it. Orrex Feb 2012 #26
Can he line-item it to limit it to just Democratic Presidents? Scuba Feb 2012 #29
LOL boppers Feb 2012 #54
more powers for the puppet emperor, umm, president, no matter what party they be from stockholmer Feb 2012 #14
Don';t like one bit. emilyg Feb 2012 #15
they did this to clinton too tech_smythe Feb 2012 #16
I said pretty much the same thing above zbdent Feb 2012 #18
if you look at the timestamps and the posting numbers, tech_smyth's reply was before yours nilram Feb 2012 #41
said in agreement ... not as a smackdown ... zbdent Feb 2012 #45
ok, thanks, I get it now. nilram Feb 2012 #46
House wants to have its pork and eat it, too. Here is how the scam will work. McCamy Taylor Feb 2012 #19
Exactly-it makes the pres the bad guy.n/t. Scruffy1 Feb 2012 #40
spending bills only Warren Stupidity Feb 2012 #20
There does seem to be a tendency for Congress to reject its powers caraher Feb 2012 #21
The Legislative Branch abdicating their power. Old and In the Way Feb 2012 #22
i thought SCOTUS had already ruled that a no-no?? n/t NMDemDist2 Feb 2012 #24
SCOTUS can reverse itself as it did with slavery. nt jody Feb 2012 #25
Yes. Clinton v. City of New York. 6-3. nt amandabeech Feb 2012 #36
I hope the senate doesnt vote for it. cstanleytech Feb 2012 #28
So How Is This Line Item Veto Any Different DallasNE Feb 2012 #30
In this version they are trying to get around the SC objections. former9thward Feb 2012 #37
Amend the Constitution if you want a line-item veto. This is not Constitutional. NYC Liberal Feb 2012 #31
It's a bad law usrname Feb 2012 #32
Isn't this unconstitutional nineteen50 Feb 2012 #35
Line item veto WITHOUT a constitutional amendment is unconstitutional happyslug Feb 2012 #39
Yeah, What would Grimace Al Eato and Roberts have to say about the unitary executive when right now lonestarnot Feb 2012 #53
They should just amend the House rules...stop adding unrelated crap to bills as an amendment.... Evasporque Feb 2012 #44
"The House bill, offered by Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis..." RUMMYisFROSTED Feb 2012 #49
Timing is everything Highway61 Feb 2012 #56
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