Here are a list of those in the GOP who have voted to kick the can down the road....again.....with the recent fiscal cliff compromise. So I will go state by state in alphabetical order. If you don't see your state or your GOP representative assume they did not vote for the bill.
Arkansas - Steve Womak
Alaska - Don Young
California - 1. Gary Miller 2. Buck McKeon 3. Brian Billray 4. Bono Mack 5. Den Calvert 6. Jeff Denham 7. David Dreir 8. Elton Gllegly 9. Wally Herger 10. Daniel Lungren
Florida - 1. Bill Young 2. Vern Buchanan 3. Mario Diaz-Blart 4. Ileana Ross-Lehtinen
Idaho - Mike Simpson
Illinios - 1. John Skimkus 2. Judy Biggert 3. Robert Dold 4. Timothy Johnson 5. Adam Kinzinger 6. Donald Manzello 7. Aaron Schock.
Kentucky - Harold Rogers
Louisianna - Rodney Alexander
Michigan - 1. Fred Upton 2. Mike Rogers 3. Candice Miller 4. Dan Bensheck 5. Dave Camp
Missouri - 1. Jo Anne Emerson 2. Blaine Luetkemeyer
Nebraska - Jeff FOrtenberry
New Hampshire - Carhles Bass
New Jersey - 1. Chris Smith 2. Rodney Frelinghuysen 3. Leanard Lance 4. Frank LoBiondo 5. Jon Runyon
New York - 1. Chris Gibson 2. Michael Grumm 3. Richard Hanns 4. Nan Hayworth 5. Pete King
Nevada - Joe Heck.
Ohio - 1. John Boehner 2. Bill Johnson 3. Steve LaTourette 4. Robert Latta 5. Steve Stivers 6. Pat Tiberi
Oklahoma - 1. Frank Lucas 2. John Sullivan
Oregaon - Greg Walden
Pennsylvania - 1. Tim Murphy 2. Tom Marine 3. Lou Barletta 4. Charles Dent 5. Michael Fitzpatrick 6. Jim Gerlack 7. Mike Kelly
South Dakota - Kristi Noem
Texas - 1. Mac Thornberry 2. Keven Brady 3. Pete Sessions 4. Lamar Smith
Washington - 1. Doc Hastings 2. Jaime Herrera Beutler 3. McMorris Rodgers 4. David Reichart
Wisonsin - 1. Reid Ribble 2. Paul Ryan
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Imagine that, Paul Ryan is amognst the sell outs. I guess it's true what they say, if you can't beat'em then join'em!! 😵
I don't really care who these people are or even how nice they may be or what great citizens they may be. In the end, they are part of the problem and must go.
To be fair, I am also going to list the democrats who voted against Obama's continued spending insanity. So if you don't see your state or representative, assume your democrat representative voted for it.
California - Xavier Beceria
Connecticut - Rosa DeLauro
Georgia - John Barrow
Indiana - Jim Cooper
North Carolina - 1. Mike McIntyre 2. Brad Miller
Minnisota - Collin Peterson
Oregon - 1. Earl Blumenauer 2. Peter DeFazio
Utah - Jim Matherson
Virginia - 1, James Moran 2. Robert Scott
Washington - 1. Adam Smith 2. Jim McDermott
This is for all 3 demorats out there that disagree with the Dick Cheney Doctrine that deficits don't matter anymore. 😵
Originally posted by whodeyI agree, they should go. We should replace them with Democrats, then we'll get some laws passed, end the gridlock, and make the government represent the people...not the fortune 500. Good call Whodey!😀
Here are a list of those in the GOP who have voted to kick the can down the road....again.....with the recent fiscal cliff compromise. So I will go state by state in alphabetical order. If you don't see your state or your GOP representative assume they did not vote for the bill.
Arkansas - Steve Womak
Alaska - Don Young
California - 1. Gary Miller ...[text shortened]... or what great citizens they may be. In the end, they are part of the problem and must go.
Originally posted by bill718We can keep the 16 democrats.
I agree, they should go. We should replace them with Democrats, then we'll get some laws passed, end the gridlock, and make the government represent the people...not the fortune 500. Good call Whodey!😀
Bill, when the democrats had power they would not even pass a budget.
Originally posted by whodeyTo be Primaried.
Here are a list of those in the GOP who have voted to kick the can down the road....again.....with the recent fiscal cliff compromise. So I will go state by state in alphabetical order. If you don't see your state or your GOP representative assume they did not vote for the bill.
Arkansas - Steve Womak
Alaska - Don Young
California - 1. Gary Miller or what great citizens they may be. In the end, they are part of the problem and must go.
Originally posted by whodeyI disagree a bit on your pronouncement. It is absolutely true that this deal did nothing about the fiscal cliff and actually increased pork barrel spending. It did also make permanent (as permanent as they can be) current tax rates for most Americans. It isn't ideological purity, but I suspect Reagan would have voted for the bill.
Here are a list of those in the GOP who have voted to kick the can down the road....again.....with the recent fiscal cliff compromise. So I will go state by state in alphabetical order. If you don't see your state or your GOP representative assume they did not vote for the bill.
Arkansas - Steve Womak
Alaska - Don Young
California - 1. Gary Miller ...[text shortened]... or what great citizens they may be. In the end, they are part of the problem and must go.
The real issue, anyway is spending. Increasing taxes on high earners isn't dealing with the real problem. That is the real battle.
Originally posted by normbenignYeah, but whodey would now primary out Reagan.
I disagree a bit on your pronouncement. It is absolutely true that this deal did nothing about the fiscal cliff and actually increased pork barrel spending. It did also make permanent (as permanent as they can be) current tax rates for most Americans. It isn't ideological purity, but I suspect Reagan would have voted for the bill.
The real issue, anywa ...[text shortened]... Increasing taxes on high earners isn't dealing with the real problem. That is the real battle.
Originally posted by normbenignSo you agree with Dick Cheney that deficits don't matter?
I disagree a bit on your pronouncement. It is absolutely true that this deal did nothing about the fiscal cliff and actually increased pork barrel spending. It did also make permanent (as permanent as they can be) current tax rates for most Americans. It isn't ideological purity, but I suspect Reagan would have voted for the bill.
The real issue, anywa ...[text shortened]... Increasing taxes on high earners isn't dealing with the real problem. That is the real battle.
Originally posted by whodeyDid you read what I said. Tax rates can and do change. I think personally we need a total revamp of taxation starting with a repeal of the income tax.
So you agree with Dick Cheney that deficits don't matter?
The problem with deficits is spending. Overspending lead to debt, and interest eating up a lot of revenue. Of course deficits matter, but $70B a year is chump change and the real deal is military spending, and entitlements. Of course, discretionary spending has to be examined, but total elimination of all that would still leave us in debt with annual deficits.
Originally posted by normbenignYes, the big three are defense spending, Obamacare, and Social Security. I was hoping that when the democrats were in complete power they would at least scale back defense spending, but I'm beginnning to see the writing on the wall. Even though democrats give lip service to doing so, and the GOP gives lip service to scaling back the other two, it's never gonna happen.
Did you read what I said. Tax rates can and do change. I think personally we need a total revamp of taxation starting with a repeal of the income tax.
The problem with deficits is spending. Overspending lead to debt, and interest eating up a lot of revenue. Of course deficits matter, but $70B a year is chump change and the real deal is military spendi ...[text shortened]... e examined, but total elimination of all that would still leave us in debt with annual deficits.