who votes for this bail out should be hung by the chimney with care.

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the Senator from DC.

Senator Kyl (R-AZ) will not support the bail out bill and will “likely” vote to sustain a filibuster. They aide read his statement which says the Big 3 should file C11 and reorganize. The statement isn’t on his Senate website yet.

Senator McCain (R?-DC) is “leaning towards” not supporting the bail out.

Here is a list of all US Senators, their DC phone numbers and links to their websites.

were against the bailout last I called and that’s unlikely to change. With a new KIA plant opening up in West Point and several non-union suppliers down here- they’d be voting themselves out of office.

Warner bsy, bsy, bsy…..and the same for McConnell!

http://www.redstate.com/repobvoter1/

http://www.redstate.com/repobvoter1/2008/12/11/the-end-of-gm-no-the-end-of-the-gop/

Well as Erick said himself when confronted by other Repubs with whom he disagrees “Who needs ‘em?”.

The only problem is, without some Repubs that are more like Bush than note, Erick and his ilk would never get more attention than they do at their snake handling tent revivals!

http://www.redstate.com/repobvoter1/2008/12/11/bush-throws-evangelicals-fundys-under-the-bus/

Is kicking bigots like Erick right in his “Jesus lovin’ bullocks” using this own site technology.

Will you kick me off for using terms like bullocks?

Called the offices of both Senator Nelson & Senator Martinez.

Very polite people on both lines and I hope both gentlemen realize the light at the end of the tunnel is indeed a freight train a-comin’.

Thing is, it’s our freight train if they vote yea.

Will also send e-mails to both, as those are a matter of public record and I’m not hiding behind any anonymous call or posting anywhere.

Cheers !

The prevailing wisdom on Fox today seemed to be that the passage or not of this “bailout” hinges on a game of chicken being played by the unions and the senate republicans. The unions, for whom a lot of the blame for this current situations rests, will not make any concessions, and why should they? If the car companies can hang on until Obama is inaugurated, they will be protected forever, the rest of the country be damned. Anyway, according to the panel on Fox, the republicans, are holding out, demanding the concessions. My fear is that the unions have bigger mangos and will win the game of chicken.

My question is, how can we ever beat the well oiled machine of the thug unions? Now, I say this as a person who was a union member for sixteen years. My dues kept going up and my money was always spent supporting people and causes I did not support, when I complained, I was told that the money would go to people favoring unions whether I liked it or not. I realize it was a different situation, a strike, but Ronald Regan stood up to the union, broke it, and won, And the destruction of that union has not, to my knowledge, caused the sky to fall. People work as air traffic controllers, are paid well, and things run smoothly. Unions are a relic, a detriment today, feeding the wallets of corrupt leadership, how do we beat them???

I don’t know if my Senators (Hagel – Nelson) will listen to reason on this, as they were both quoted as being inclined to support the $14 billion. I gave my two cents on this issue, and urged others to do so also.

My prediction is that Nelson will toe party line not to upset Dem leadership with the new session around the corner. Hagel? Who knows where his head is? It seems he’s content to coast out the rest of his term working not to burn bridges with the DC cocktail and rubber chicken circuit. I wish Johanns was in that seat already.