Voter's Revolt

[Darky]

Came here to post this ... leaving satisfied

 

[joe_peters]

Came here for the call to arms...leaving disappointed.

You forgot to use the secret password, so you can't be part of the vast freedom conspiracy! atriot:

 

[JNickel101]

Careful, he'll start his own revolt....

 

[joe_peters]

Careful, he'll start his own revolt....

Personally, I have always found him to be revolting! uke:

(We're just kidding ECKSJAY, you're not like totally revolting!)

 

[tbburg]

Personally, I have always found him to be revolting! uke:

(We're just kidding ECKSJAY, you're not like totally revolting!)

But he has good taste in guns. :roll:

 

[joe_peters]

But he has good taste in guns. :roll:

Everyone has to have at least ONE good quality.

It really isn't his fault that his parents had to tie a pork chop around his neck so the dog would play with him. :roflmao:

 

[kastein]

That reminds me, the house I'm trying to buy now (different one from the last one) is in a town that's gun friendly... for mass that is... I have high hopes.

 

[ECKSJAY]

I'm feeling the loooove.

 

[Boatwrench]

OK, Lots of belly aching and moaning here over the passage of Health Car Reform on Sunday 21 Mar 2010. Are you going to put up?

Look over This List determine how your representative voted. Then put up or shut up.

My representative of the last six months, Lynn Woolsey (D-CA) voted for the Health Care package, as did my former represntative Nancy Pelosi (D-CA). I am in favor of National Health Care, but as I stated before the House even voted on this issue last Sunday I will NOT vote for anyone in the June primary or the November general elections that has the word "incumbent" next to their name.

Who else is game?

 

[kastein]

I'm in.

After the last election in this state, I think maybe things CAN be changed...

 

[IslanderOffRoad]

Hey, your link doesn't work.

I've been calling for this for a couple years. I'm doing it this year.

 

[Boatwrench]

Hey, your link doesn't work.

I fixxed it.

 

[IslanderOffRoad]

Thanks

Mine voted no

But he's as career as they get (Gallegly). See ya.

 

[FlexdXJ]

Mike Pence voted no for me!

I sent him an e-mail thanking him.

 

[footdale]

I'm in.

After the last election in this state, I think maybe things CAN be changed...

I don't think there can ever be real change if we keep on voting in people with a D/R next to their name. Most of America was against the republican-led congress under GW and "sent a message" by voting-in a now democrat majority, and look what that has accomplished. We need some people that'll change the game instead of just playing it.

 

[kastein]

Agreed.
< - registered libertarian party member

 

[87manche]

My carpet bagging rep changed his vote to yes.

I'd like to kow who voted for that asshole. He established the minimum required residency (rented an apartment and lived there every weekend for 90 days) and got himself put on our ballot.

Footdale has it right, this is no longer D Vs R, this is people vs the federal government.
They're so close in ideology anymore that it doesn't matter.

 

[Darky]

My rep voted no, Jerry Lewis of CA's 41st district. Both of my senators of course voted for it, Feinstein and Boxer. Depending on what I find about Mr Lewis' track record, I will likely vote for him as he actually listened to what we wanted.

Our first shot at Boxer comes next year. Feinstein is 2013.

 

[kastein]

Ah yes. "votes against gun rights every chance she gets, but has/had a concealed carry permit" Feinstein.

Yeah... she needs to go.

 

[Boatwrench]

Ah yes. "votes against gun rights every chance she gets, but has/had a concealed carry permit" Feinstein.

Yeah... she needs to go.

Well then you'll need to move to California and register to vote there. You could always just send $$$ to the opposition just like some churches sent money to California for the No to Gay Marriage Campaign.