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> Yes, the republicans are blaming house speaker Nancy Pelosi for the
> failure of the Bailout to pass. Why? Because she made a partisan
> speech.

> We can't have people voting for a bill if there have been any partisan
> speeches. The devastation of listening to a partisan speech on the
> floor of the house was just too much for the delicate sensibilities of
> the sissies on the right. So they were forced to vote no against the
> bill, regardless of whether it was good for the economy.

> As Nancy Pelosi walked from the lectern the republicans all started
> handing her their balls since they would not be needing them anymore.

>> Yes, the republicans are blaming house speaker Nancy Pelosi for the
>> failure of the Bailout to pass. Why? Because she made a partisan
>> speech.

>> We can't have people voting for a bill if there have been any
>> partisan speeches. The devastation of listening to a partisan speech
>> on the floor of the house was just too much for the delicate
>> sensibilities of the sissies on the right. So they were forced to
>> vote no against the bill, regardless of whether it was good for the
>> economy.

>> As Nancy Pelosi walked from the lectern the republicans all started
>> handing her their balls since they would not be needing them anymore.

> How many democrats voted against the bill?  Were they offended by
> Nancy too?

>> Yes, the republicans are blaming house speaker Nancy Pelosi for the
>> failure of the Bailout to pass. Why? Because she made a partisan
>> speech.

>> We can't have people voting for a bill if there have been any partisan
>> speeches. The devastation of listening to a partisan speech on the
>> floor of the house was just too much for the delicate sensibilities of
>> the sissies on the right. So they were forced to vote no against the
>> bill, regardless of whether it was good for the economy.

>> As Nancy Pelosi walked from the lectern the republicans all started
>> handing her their balls since they would not be needing them anymore.

>How many democrats voted against the bill?  Were they offended by Nancy too?

> >> Yes, the republicans are blaming house speaker Nancy Pelosi for the
> >> failure of the Bailout to pass. Why? Because she made a partisan
> >> speech.

> >> We can't have people voting for a bill if there have been any
> >> partisan speeches. The devastation of listening to a partisan speech
> >> on the floor of the house was just too much for the delicate
> >> sensibilities of the sissies on the right. So they were forced to
> >> vote no against the bill, regardless of whether it was good for the
> >> economy.

> >> As Nancy Pelosi walked from the lectern the republicans all started
> >> handing her their balls since they would not be needing them anymore.

> > How many democrats voted against the bill? ?Were they offended by
> > Nancy too?

> A Bill brought to the Congress by a Republican President by his Secretary of
> the Treasury got more support from Democrats than Republicans.
> I didn't think it was a good bill but to have it fail for twelve votes that
> should have been forthcoming from Republican ranks isn't due to Nancy
> Pelosi's remarks. It is another failure by George Bush and John McCain lead
> effectively.

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> ? ? ? ? ? ?John R. Carroll
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>> Yes, the republicans are blaming house speaker Nancy Pelosi for the
>> failure of the Bailout to pass. Why? Because she made a partisan
>> speech.

>not to worry
>everone knows thats not really what happened

>the church of the free market has proven to be a false god
>so its a crisis of faith
>do they continue to believe and try to force reality to match
>or do they renounce the faith force themselves to match reality

>pelosi is just an excuse

>>> Yes, the republicans are blaming house speaker Nancy Pelosi for the
>>> failure of the Bailout to pass. Why? Because she made a partisan
>>> speech.

>>> We can't have people voting for a bill if there have been any
>>> partisan speeches. The devastation of listening to a partisan speech
>>> on the floor of the house was just too much for the delicate
>>> sensibilities of the sissies on the right. So they were forced to
>>> vote no against the bill, regardless of whether it was good for the
>>> economy.

>>> As Nancy Pelosi walked from the lectern the republicans all started
>>> handing her their balls since they would not be needing them anymore.

>> How many democrats voted against the bill?  Were they offended by
>> Nancy too?

> A Bill brought to the Congress by a Republican President by his Secretary
> of
> the Treasury got more support from Democrats than Republicans.
> I didn't think it was a good bill but to have it fail for twelve votes
> that
> should have been forthcoming from Republican ranks isn't due to Nancy
> Pelosi's remarks. It is another failure by George Bush and John McCain
> lead
> effectively.

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>           John R. Carroll
>  www.machiningsolution.com

> I bet if you look, you will find the dems who voted no
> were up for re-election this term and could not risk voting a party
> line...

> >> Yes, the republicans are blaming house speaker Nancy Pelosi for the
> >> failure of the Bailout to pass. Why? Because she made a partisan
> >> speech.

> >> We can't have people voting for a bill if there have been any
> >> partisan speeches. The devastation of listening to a partisan speech
> >> on the floor of the house was just too much for the delicate
> >> sensibilities of the sissies on the right. So they were forced to
> >> vote no against the bill, regardless of whether it was good for the
> >> economy.

> >> As Nancy Pelosi walked from the lectern the republicans all started
> >> handing her their balls since they would not be needing them anymore.

> > How many democrats voted against the bill? Were they offended by
> > Nancy too?

> A Bill brought to the Congress by a Republican President by his Secretary
> of
> the Treasury got more support from Democrats than Republicans.
> I didn't think it was a good bill but to have it fail for twelve votes
> that
> should have been forthcoming from Republican ranks isn't due to Nancy
> Pelosi's remarks. It is another failure by George Bush and John McCain
> lead
> effectively.

> --

> John R. Carroll
> www.machiningsolution.com- Hide quoted text -

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>So, the republicans voting their conscience while Nancy Pelosi tried
>to cover for the dems who voted with the coming election in mind is
>the problem? No. It's just more dishonest voodo like when Pelosi told
>her legions to go ahead and "say" they were in favor of drilling, all
>the while with a wink and a nod, promising to make sure they never had
>to cast that vote.. No, Nancy was only trying to cover the spread, and
>it didn't work. I bet if you look, you will find the dems who voted no
>were up for re-election this term and could not risk voting a party
>line...

>>> Yes, the republicans are blaming house speaker Nancy Pelosi for the
>>> failure of the Bailout to pass. Why? Because she made a partisan
>>> speech.

>>> We can't have people voting for a bill if there have been any partisan
>>> speeches. The devastation of listening to a partisan speech on the
>>> floor of the house was just too much for the delicate sensibilities of
>>> the sissies on the right. So they were forced to vote no against the
>>> bill, regardless of whether it was good for the economy.

>>> As Nancy Pelosi walked from the lectern the republicans all started
>>> handing her their balls since they would not be needing them anymore.

>> How many democrats voted against the bill?  Were they offended by Nancy too?

> The Republicans are blaming the speech made by Pelosi.

> "She was mean to me, I am voting NO, SO THERE <STOMP>"

> 55 republicans have balls.
> 153 democrats have balls.

> So the democrats have almost 3 times as much balls as the republicans.

>>>> Yes, the republicans are blaming house speaker Nancy Pelosi for the
>>>> failure of the Bailout to pass. Why? Because she made a partisan
>>>> speech.

>>>> We can't have people voting for a bill if there have been any
>>>> partisan speeches. The devastation of listening to a partisan
>>>> speech on the floor of the house was just too much for the delicate
>>>> sensibilities of the sissies on the right. So they were forced to
>>>> vote no against the bill, regardless of whether it was good for the
>>>> economy.

>>>> As Nancy Pelosi walked from the lectern the republicans all started
>>>> handing her their balls since they would not be needing them
>>>> anymore.

>>> How many democrats voted against the bill?  Were they offended by
>>> Nancy too?

>> A Bill brought to the Congress by a Republican President by his
>> Secretary of
>> the Treasury got more support from Democrats than Republicans.
>> I didn't think it was a good bill but to have it fail for twelve
>> votes that
>> should have been forthcoming from Republican ranks isn't due to Nancy
>> Pelosi's remarks. It is another failure by George Bush and John
>> McCain lead
>> effectively.

> In the long run, it will be good for the country. The timing couldn't
> be better, actually.

>> to cast that vote.. No, Nancy was only trying to cover the spread,
>> and
>> it didn't work. I bet if you look, you will find the dems who voted
>> no were up for re-election this term and could not risk voting a
>> party line...

> Hey, jackass: It was Bush and the Republican leadership who called
> for this bill. It was Republican administration officials, including
> all of their Treasury and economic advisors. It was the
> Republican-appointed Fed Chairman. It was the House minority leader.
> It was Bush himself.

> Get it?

>> --

>> John R. Carroll
>> www.machiningsolution.com- Hide quoted text -

>> - Show quoted text -

>> So, the republicans voting their conscience while Nancy Pelosi tried
>> to cover for the dems who voted with the coming election in mind is
>> the problem? No. It's just more dishonest voodo like when Pelosi told
>> her legions to go ahead and "say" they were in favor of drilling, all
>> the while with a wink and a nod, promising to make sure they never had
>> to cast that vote.. No, Nancy was only trying to cover the spread, and
>> it didn't work. I bet if you look, you will find the dems who voted no
>> were up for re-election this term and could not risk voting a party
>> line...

> Hey, jackass: It was Bush and the Republican leadership who called for this
> bill. It was Republican administration officials, including all of their
> Treasury and economic advisors. It was the Republican-appointed Fed
> Chairman. It was the House minority leader. It was Bush himself.

> Get it?