A comprehensive approach to the problems facing the economy of this country, not nibbling around the edges with amendments, which is all the Republican minority was left with and you are right, rejected by the DONKS. There is a difference if you can grasp that fact and the fact that being a minority party does not leave a whole heck of a lot of room to stop a majority in the House from doing what they want to do.

This goes back to the failures of the Republican party sense Contract With America I to offer off comprehensive approaches to issues when in the majority, and now that they are in the minority playing catchup.

Is this standing against the Porkulus bill good…darn right it is. These actions re-establishes the fiscal conservative leg of the Republican stool, but it comes after 8 years of spending as much as the Democrats ever did. The tricky part is going to be explaining to the American people the why of standing against the bill. That’s up to Mitch McConnell (doubtful) and Leader Bonyer along with Chairman Steele.

The choices and failures he’s made in his personal life or that he’s laughing all the way to the bank…good for him by the way.

Like the Ken and John show out here in LA, your guy Rush is good entertainment, but I think that I’d rather get my political advice from someone who has actually run for office and been elected like a Chris Cox or Buck McKennon.

This issue today is that it is the “moderate” – the RMSP group who have abandoned fiscal conservatism is the most egregious act of irresponsibility in our nation’s history. The “moderates” not the “social conservatives”. I will remember who took a stand for fiscal conservatism in the hour when our nation’s future was a stake, and who sold out for thirty pieces of silver. You need to also.

Worse they have aided and abetted a process in which the largest appropriation bill was rushed through to passage without either our representatives or the people of this country having a chance to read the contents.

The second even more than the first is a betrayal of fundamental representative principles and for that betrayal they need to be primaried and cast out if possible. We are on the verge of a legislative tyranny of the majority – which will only invite retaliation in kind if the Republicans ever regain the ascendency.

Democracy itself has taken a body blow today, one that may prove fatal. Those who enabled it must be held accountable.

That last one went over the edge.

… what people do behind closed doors. Neither does any SoCon I know. And I know quite a lot.

You “moderates” are the ones who go around echoing liberal chants about “fundies” who want to bring the government into people’s bedrooms and turn the nation into a “theocracy”, when it has no bearing on reality.

You’re the ones who claim to be “moderate” about it all while claiming to be “fiscal conservatives” and yet end up having your leading lights vote for this travesty.

Written a spending bill that will ruin this country. And thank God House Republicans aren’t stuck in the past like you and like minded Democrats and voted against the bill. Every last one of them.

Maybe YOU could catch a plane to D.C., sit in the very middle (appropriately) of Pennsylvania Avenue, look at both ends and see where the Democrat Wing of the Republican Party have gotten us. Your credentials for leading us to electoral victory are at an all-time low, and I would hope that you have the good sense to realize that.

Since I have no desire to get into the usual Friday night “Homophobe! You Can’t Legislate Morality! I’m OK, Abortion Is OK!” discussion with you, I will retire to watch a movie with my family and leave the dirty work to others.

Every time I try to like you, this happens. Geez.

I backed everybody down on banning your ass, but you deserve it for something like this.

Had you not been around for so long, I would not have insisted you be turned back on.

Don’t do it again. You sometimes have to recognize you aren’t in sync with the majority of the community.