I think the defeat of the immigration bill was a true "wake up and smell the coffee" moment for Congress .
I strongly suspect they are all suffering from fits of narcolepsy, and won’t change a damn thing. |
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Scott Jacobs
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I think the defeat of the immigration bill was a true "wake up and smell the coffee" moment for Congress. Let’s see if they finally figure it out and if they do, how they react and adapt Excuse me, it’s the other way around isn’t it? Shouldn’t this disgraceful behavior and this disgusting attitude be the "wake up and smell the coffee" moment for the voters?
Graham, Voinovich, Lott, Reid etc are all long-time incumbents. If they don’t get voted out after this debacle, in my opinion they’re going to be entirely justified in holding those attitudes... |
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shark
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I strongly suspect they are all suffering from fits of narcolepsy, and won’t change a damn thing. This congress isn’t sleeping, it’s metabolic processes are of interest only to historians, possibly a coroner.
Yours, TDP, ml, msl, & pfpp |
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Tom Perkins
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If they don’t get voted out after this debacle, in my opinion they’re going to be entirely justified in holding those attitudes... Entirely true, and with their incumbancy protection legislation (McCain-Feingold) in place, their odds of re-election are pretty good. We may deride their absorption by the Beltway collective, but as long as they keep on winning office, they get the last laugh. |
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Billy Hollis
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The bill was a good bill, based on a rational consideration of the situation. The opposition was populist and emotional. Now we get the status quo. Already, the issue has disappeared from the public eye. Nothing will be done. |
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Scott Erb
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Professor Erb’s comment contains three sentences: False, False and True.
Actually, that might be better than his average. |
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notherbob2
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