Yesterday, 68 Senators violated their oaths of office

[Itzsoez]

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[Molly1]

Run against these people, Ron Paul Republicans!

 

[therealjjj77]

I'm calling Senator Grassley. This is unacceptable.

 

[Molly1]

They have always pulled this stuff in the recent past without anyone noticing.

Things are starting to change now.

We are watching you, Congress!

 

[The Good Doctor]

No, we get a letter together and flood all of their in boxes. This is part of what we have to do. We have to hold their feet to the fire.

I am going to contact the the person from my state that is on that list.

 

[Molly1]

Most of the people who voted nay were probably told to do so to give the illusion of opposition to this. The fact that Arlen Specter voted in favor of this does not surprise me since he has been a whore for the elites since the very beginning, but Bob Casey voting for this disturbs the hell out of me.

Why is this spector clown still in office.

Are you guys gluttons for punishment?

VOTE HIM OUT OF OFFICE.

Geez, he's the inventor of the magic bullet that killed John Kennedy.

Forty years for you guys to wake up is long enough.

 

[HOLLYWOOD]

America has the DUMBEST, MOST IGNORANT, INTELLECTUALLY LAZY, MORONIC VOTERS on the...

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Whichever one makes it to the general election will still get support from the anti-war left and the pro-civil liberties left. All in the name of getting a (D) in the Whitehouse.

That's because, with the exception of Ron Paul supporters and a few rouge stragglers... America has the DUMBEST, MOST IGNORANT, INTELLECTUALLY LAZY, MORONIC VOTERS on the Planet!



disclaimer: excluding the typical 10% left/right fanatical freaks that have alterior motives!

 

[Shink]

I'm calling Senator Grassley. This is unacceptable.

I'm with you. I'm looking him up. Too bad they make sure to never be in their offices. They don't like being held accountable to the people for their illegal, tyrannical actions.

 

[Shink]

Guess who sponsored the bill? No, seriously, guess.





http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay_Rockefeller

 

[virgil47]

JordanQ72, spoken like a good little socialist. I'll just bet you're all for having to show I.D. to travel about in the U.S. as it would of course limit terrorism. Maybe our televisions should monitor our conversations so the government could catch potential terrorists before they can act. Is your motto "a thoroughly controlled populace is terror free populace"? Please read the constitution with an eye towards comprehension.

 

[mysticgeek]

I contacted Norm Coleman about his unconstitutional vote.

 

[Cyclone177]

I called Sen. Hagel's office. Said I was appalled that he would co sponsor this bill. Also said I was appalled that he voted aye on the Telecom Immunity Bill. We, as a populace, have been sold out by these cocksuckers. I am so pissed right now.

 

[N13]

I just keep thinking, checks and balances. Where is the supreme court and the justice Dept.? Shouldn't they be stepping in to say that this violates the US Constitution?

 

[tommyzDad]

Senator Warner, looking up the precise definition of "outrage", I find that "the anger and resentment aroused by injury or insult" as the result of your misguided support for S. 2248 FISA Amendments Act of 2007, is damned appropriate. Not only did you violate your Oath to the Constitution of the United States, but also took part in undermining MY civil liberties and privacy. I don't know with whom or to what your loyalties lie, but for this former U.S. Marine it is still with the Constitution and with those who earned the title Marine. Please know that this Marine will not be giving you his precious vote this year. Nor will I be voting for Senator Webb when his term ends in 2012.

Sincerely,

[tommyzDad]

I'll email this and send this snail mail, to make sure it doesn't get summarily deleted.

I borrowed a sentence or two from you, trigonX.

But I am confused by all this: The GOP is supposedly very concerned about the loss of voters, and yet these GOP senators pulls this shit. I guess these guys didn't get the memo: Don't fuck with civil liberties?

 

[Molly1]

I'll email this and send this snail mail, to make sure it doesn't get summarily deleted.

I borrowed a sentence or two from you, trigonX.

But I am confused by all this: The GOP is supposedly very concerned about the loss of voters, and yet these GOP senators pulls this shit. I guess these guys didn't get the memo: Don't fuck with civil liberties?

The neocons are alive and well, and they think they have summarily dismissed us by ignoring and marginalizing our candidate.

Let's show them that they are wrong. We have not yet begun to fight!

We have to take this up with our House Representatives too, now.

And, there's that other neocon bill---what's the number? H 1959? H1955? They changed the number I think. It's the one that is going after the internet, and 'domestic terrorism."

 

[Yom]

Fucking Webb and Warner.
So much for Semper Fidelis, eh, guys? You'll be hearing from me.

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[AJ Antimony]

Shocking, McCain voted Aye, so did Kyle from AZ. I need to move......

Notice how Hillary and Obama abstained. Whimps.

I've seen Kyl speak on CSPAN a couple times and he seemed like a smart guy. Guess not.

 

[kathy88]

May I cut and paste that?

 

[Ronin]

Webb got an earful from me yesterday. I'm crossing my fingers that the House doesn't back down.

 

[silverhandorder]

Can we sue them? Have the supreme court say it is unconstitutional?