These Reps are changing their Vote to YES, you know what to do....
Submitted by tkrpoth on Thu, 10/02/2008 - 15:34
And they might vote tonight?!!!!
http://www.dailypaul.com/node/66266
Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen of Florida
Rep. Zach Wamp of Tennesse
Rep. Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri
Rep. John Shadegg of Arizona
Rep. Steve LaTourette of Ohio
Rep. Earl Blumenauer or Oregon
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords or Arizona MAYBE YES
Rep. Don Young of Alaska
Contact info here until I get it organized.
http://www.house.gov/house/MemberWWW.shtml OR
http://www.dailypaul.com/node/65932
Source:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081002/ap_on_bi_ge/financial_me...
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I guess
Nobody knows, - until they vote. Even they don't know. It's not over until it's over.)
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this whole thing
is a joke! they had every intention of voting yes to begin with . this battle in the house is as fake as wrestling. we are being played. we are screwed!
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MEEKS said they would have voted yes if they get some benefit they want
weee
Tell them to shut off the media and think for a change.
Keep calling we are winning as long as we keep fighting.
What if the government was unable to sell more Treasury bills? What if China and Japan began to sell? Wouldn't the Treasury be forced to mint money? Then we would have a commodity backed currency, although copper isn't my idea of the best, it is still better than paper debt.
Seems to me that if we want to take power away from the elite who benefit from the Federal government, then people need to stop holding and investing in T-bills and put wealth in their own bank. An investment in T-bills empowers the elitists controlling the Federal government. Remember T-bills are just paper, just like FRNs. Withdrawling our investment is their biggest fear. Holding onto T-bills locks up dollars as they say. I suggest investing in something other than T-bills such as your local economy, food, supplies, silver and gold. These items stimulate our economy and the individual is empowered. But, what the hell do I know?
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"withdrawling" isn't a word. At least, not outside of Texas. ;-)
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Ike Skelton D MO 4th
is teetering he voted Yes but he's getting multitudes. of fax, email and phone calls and he's up for re-election in NOV
ADD DON YOUNG (AK) TO YOUR LIST, PLEASE
Young says 'sweeteners' soften his opposition to bill
By ELIZABETH BLUEMINK
adn.com
Published: October 2nd, 2008 01:05 AM
Last Modified: October 2nd, 2008 09:39 AM
Alaska Rep. Don Young said Wednesday he is rethinking his opposition to the federal financial bailout bill because of "sweeteners" that include payments to rural areas harmed by the decline of the timber industry and tax breaks to Exxon Valdez litigants."I've not made up my mind," he said Wednesday in an interview.
Complaining that the bill conflicted with free-market principles, the Alaska Republican joined other House members in defeating the bailout plan Monday.
The Senate version of the bill, passed Wednesday night now includes billions of dollars in tax breaks beyond the Wall Street bailout. Alaska Sens. Ted Stevens and Lisa Murkowski voted for it.
The bailout bill also would extend a federal program that expired this week that pays rural counties hurt by the decline of logging on federal land, including many areas of Southeast Alaska.
The bill also would give a tax break to Exxon Valdez plaintiffs, allowing them to average out their punitive damages awards over three years rather than suffer a one-time tax hit from the Internal Revenue Service.
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and source please? Who said they are voting "yes" for sure?
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Trying to get contact info...
Ran into other info and I am fuming
http://justgetthere.us/blog/archives/Hidden-Provisions-In-Se...
It just never ends.
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I know what to do, Bump It! Where did you come across this info? We need to change their mind back!
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