National Republican Congressional Committee

There is no way I let this pass. The economic problems started with Clinton and deregulation. The Democrats blocked every attempt to rein in Fannie and Freddie for several years, they were making too much money. This melt-down goes to the Democrats. Bush is not blameless but, is not the cause. You need to read on your own instead of swallowing snake-oil.

While Bush was the most socialistic spend-happy Republican in decades, at least the whistle was blown in 2003 and again in 2006 about the housing collapse. Barney Frank, Tim Geithner, Chuck Schumer and Chris Dodd all stood firmly in the way of getting anything to happen on that.

Dennis -- if you mount the challenge, it will be serious. The are no windmills in politics only poor knights.

If you twitter, use Obama's website to tweet your Rep to vote no. You will have to make the change to "against or no"
http://www.barackobama.com/twitter/tweetyourrep/
Spread the word :-)

This is an excellent site to contact you Representatives. Email, DC phone numbers and fax numbers. My fax machine has been busy. :-)
http://www.congressmerge.com/onlinedb/

good.....

How many more will there be - tune in tomorrow.

Here we come....don't get comfortable.

With Dems, it's all about intentions, not results.

Hey NRCC did you get your money back from the Commie lib in NY 23? You better get it because you will not get any money from me!

Didn't the dems say it wouldn't go over 8%? Gee, what happened?

With the Dems, it's all about "intentions" and not results. They intended that unemployment not go past 8%, but the result was 10%, so they are justified in their minds and nothing wrong has happened. See how easy life is when you are delusional?

more bureaucracy sounds good to me. We can solve the unemployment problem this way. Just get everyone working Government jobs..

can you recommend a good Republican optometrist? thanks for the updates...

Vulnerable Democrats have launched a last minute push to include language excluding undocumented immigrants from buying insurance in the exchange with private money -- a provision included in the Senate Finance Committee
bill.

But adding the language to the House bill could jeopardize passage. Rep. Ed Pastor, D-Ariz., said if the provision is included in the bill, a majority of the 22-member Congressional Hispanic Caucus will vote against the rule.
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Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) said those fulfillments of Obama's promise would be too much to swallow: "I have already said no tax dollars shall go to support health care for undocumented workers. What more do you want me to do?" Gutierrez said. "I'm being consistent. But now they want to feed the frenzy of the xenophobic, right-wing anti-immigrant. . . .

A Democratic aide said the CHC should focus any anger on the White House and the Senate, which added the (verification) language after President Obama addressed a joint session of Congress. "The reforms I'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally," Obama said, prompting Rep. Joe Wilson, R-S.C., to shout, "You lie!"

That's exactly why the Dems won't look at it, consider it or even try to pass it. They want to spend more of our money and have control