*Urgent-Oppose the Cap and Trade 'Tax' Increase Bill, H.R. 2454

bump been calling for days.

Call your senators and reference this bill that Senator Kay Bailey of Texas Sponsored (Currently running for Governor of Texas) . A companion bill, Weather Modification Research and Technology Transfer Authorization Act of 2005 (H.R.2995), was introduced June 20, 2005, by Representative Mark Udall (D-Colorado) in the U.S. House of Representatives, without co-sponsors. On June 27, 2005, the bill was referred to the Subcommittee on Environment, Technology, and Standards.[1] Tell them we know they are manipulating the weather. I will be contacting her office and to make sure she votes against it

http://www.opencongress.org/wiki/Weather_Modification_Resear...

Do not give into evil, but proceed ever more boldly against it.Do not give into evil, but proceed ever more boldly against it.

How cap and trade is going to stimulate altenative energy supplies. Isn't this something that the REAL MARTKETPLACE has been trying to do for decades. How is stealing more money from the private sector going to help fund private investment into alternative energy sources ? Aren't these people proven thieves, remember the $15 trillion that the FED has stolen and given to their friends ?? And now cap and trade is going to jump start the green revolution ?? I've got some ocean front property for sale in Arizona after your all finished with this deal ? In the meantime I'll be reloading ammo and cleaning my Mauser.

1 FAX IS WORTH 10,000
CONSTITUENT OPINIONS (POSSIBLY).

A fax is better than an email and much faster than a letter.

Think your letter doesn't matter? Think again! Most congress members count 1 letter as representing the opinion of 1000 constituents. A letter that drops out of their fax could be worth 10000 opinions! So it's time to stop complaining and start faxing!

http://www.congressfax.com/

I sent a page yesterday that contained numbers, but not the fax numbers. My Mistake. I apologize. This page has more info.
Get 'em ladies and gentlemen!

http://www.theorator.com/senate.html

In LIBERTY!!

Republican List (Unlisted are solid no)
Solid Yes
Bono, Mary California
Ehlers, Vernon Michigan

Lean Yes
Castle, Michael Delaware
Lance, Leonard New Jersey
Lobiondo, Frank New Jersey
McHugh, John New York
Reichert, Dave Washington
Smith, Chris New Jersey

Undecided
Deal, Nathan Georgia
Kirk, Mark Illinois
Petri, Thomas Wisconsin

Lean No
Frelinghuysen, Rod New Jersey
Gerlach, Jim Pennsylvania

Democratic List (Unlisted are solid yes)
Lean No
Boswell, Leonard Iowa
Etheridge, Bob North Carolina
Foster, Bill Illinois
Halvorson, Debbie Illinois
Hinojosa, Ruben Texas
Kaptur, Marcy Ohio
Marshall, Jim Georgia
Salazar, John Colorado
Thompson, Bennie Mississippi

Undecided
Arcuri, Michael New York
Boccieri, John Ohio
Brown, Corrine Florida
Carney, Chris Pennsylvania
Dicks, Norm Washington
Donnelly, Joe Indiana
Green, Al Texas
Kind, Ronald Wisconsin
Kirkpatrick, Ann Arizona
Ortiz, Solomon Texas
Space, Zach Ohio (voted yes in committee)
Teague, Harry New Mexico
Tonko, Paul New York

Lean Yes
Abercrombie, Neil Hawaii
Adler, John New Jersey
Baca, Joe California
Bean, Melissa Illinois
Bishop, Sanford Georgia
Cardoza, Dennis California
Clay, William Missouri
Costa, Jim California
Driehaus, Steve Ohio
Fudge, Marcia Ohio
Grayson, Alan Florida
Himes, Jim Connecticut
Kagan, Steve Wisconsin
Kildee, Dale Michigan
Kosmas, Suzanne Florida
Kratovil, Frank Maryland
Maffei, Dan New York
Mary Jo Kilroy Ohio
McMahon, Michael New York
Meek, Kendrick Florida
Meeks, Gregory New York
Mitchell, Harry Arizona
Murphy, Scott New York
Nye, Glenn Virginia
Peters, Gary Michigan
Rodriguez, Ciro Texas
Shuler, Heath North Carolina
Skelton, Ike Missouri

Solid No - Call to confirm/thank/support!
Altmire, Jason Pennsylvania
Barrow, John Georgia
Berry, Marion Arkansas
Boren, Dan Oklahoma
Bright, Bobby Alabama
Childers, Travis Mississippi
Costello, Jerry Illinois
Cuellar, Henry Texas
Dahlkemper, Kathy Pennsylvania
Davis, Artur Alabama
Davis, Lincoln Tennessee
Defazio, Peter Oregon
Edwards, Chat Texas (No "in current form")
Ellsworth, Brad Indiana
Griffith, Parker Alabama
Herseth, Stephanie South Dakota
Holden, Tim Pennsylvania
Kissell, Larry North Carolina
Kucinich, Dennis Ohio
Matheson, Jim Utah
McIntyre, Mike North Carolina
Melancon, Charlie Louisiana
Minnick, Walt Idaho
Mollohan, Alan West Virginia
Pomeroy, Earl North Dakota
Rahall, Nick West Virginia
Ross, Mike Arkansas
Scott, David Georgia
Tanner, John Tennessee
Taylor, Gene Mississippi
Wilson, Charlie Ohio

"The Constitution is not an instrument for the government to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the government -- lest it come to dominate our lives and interests."
-- Patrick Henry

A vote is now expected between 6:30-7:00 pm eastern tonight. Keep up the pressure!

The Constitution is not an instrument for the government to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the government -- lest it come to dominate our lives and interests."
-- Patrick Henry

DC lines open past 5

This Bill is evolving right now, as we speak, they are merging the new documents with the "old bill"

I wonder what they are sneaking into it.

Could you imagine you sold a contract to someone and as they signed off on the document, the language was changing up until the last letter on their name was signed

repost from another thread*
figured I would add with my Bump for Liberty

Somebody just sent me this, try it out!

http://www.gotfreefax.com/

Camp ;)

http://www.youtube.com/user/DaveCampYT

202-224-4814 voted for the carbon offset bill a few years ago and within a few days he put his wooded land up for carbon offset purchase... Can You say conflict of interest?

Thank you for contacting me regarding the American Clean Energy and Security Act. It's good to hear from you.

On March 31, 2009, House Energy and Commerce Chairman Waxman (D-CA) and Energy and Environment Subcommittee Chairman Markey (D-MA) released their version of the American Clean Energy and Security Act. Formal consideration of their bill is expected in Committee during the coming weeks.

This proposal will mandate a national cap-and-tax rule, capping the carbon emissions of every domestic energy producer in America by forcing them to purchase allowances for their greenhouse gas emissions. This tax will not, however, be borne by large energy conglomerates and their executives - as the proponents of this plan would have you believe. Instead, the tax will be passed on to average American families who will have less money to save and invest during tough economic times like these.

According to research conducted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the cap-and-tax proposal will increase the annual cost of energy by up to $3,128 for the average American family. The true costs associated with this proposal far outpace funds allocated by the President in his budget, inviting trillions of dollars in future tax increases. As energy producers absorb cap-and-tax costs, they'll be forced to send American jobs overseas to remain profitable, further weakening American labor and its spending capacity.

Coal is an important industry in Montana as it offers employment for thousands and provides 60% of our state's energy. For years I've supported a comprehensive energy approach that promotes cleaner coal, alternative sources and increased conservation. We must also work to encourage the development of new energy technology. Unfortunately, the cap and tax proposal relies heavily on technology that is currently unavailable and untested, creating a host of new federal mandates and proposing restrictions on popular consumer goods.

With the pocketbooks of Montana families subject to fluctuating energy prices, Congress must refrain from passing legislation that reduces our energy supply, increases the cost of electricity and exports jobs overseas. Montana can and should play a key role in the future of clean energy; but to solve our nation's energy problems, we must explore all potential solutions without punishing American workers and their families.

Thanks for contacting me about the American Clean Energy and Security Act. If you get a chance, I encourage you to visit my website at http://www.house.gov/rehberg where you can find the latest news about what's happening in Congress. Also, if you haven't already done so, please be sure to sign up for my free E-Newsletter at http://www.house.gov/rehberg/newsletter/ which will help keep you up-to-date with what is going on in Washington, D.C. and how it affects Montana. It's a good source for news stories, blog posts and to read what other Montanans just like you are saying.

Sincerely,
Denny Rehberg
Montana's Congressman

**the soul would have no rainbow if the eyes had no tears**