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Mike Turner Uses Boy Scout to Push God in Congress

Posted on July 25 2008 by Congress Watcher

The Larochelles were seeking to separate the flag from the Constitution, and to make it a symbol of religious belief – and officially recognized by Congress as such. Congressman Mike Turner was more than happy to help them do this – and to try to use the boy scout as a tool to push religion as a wedge issue – when he introduced H.R. 3779.

105 Democrats Who Betrayed the Constitution on Spying

Posted on June 20 2008 by Congress Watcher

To vote for this bill was to insult the Constitution of the United States of America, and in doing so, to insult the USA itself. A vote in favor of this bill is a betrayal of the Oath of Office every member of Congress has taken. It is unpatriotic, and a grave breach of trust.

Republicans Tell Americans In Hard Times To Go To Hell

Posted on June 12 2008 by Congress Watcher

Only someone determined not to see what’s happening around them could deny that America is going through profound economic suffering. Gasoline prices are up, and that means that there’s inflation for practically everything else we buy too. At the same time, work is increasingly hard to come by. New jobs aren’t being [...]

186 Republicans Try To Block Efficient Transportation

Posted on June 11 2008 by Congress Watcher

The Passenger Rail Investment and Improvement Act of 2008, as its name implies, would begin a transition from reliance on out-of-date fossil fuels for transportation toward more efficient transportation by train. It’s exactly what we need to deal with America’s current economic and environmental problems. For some bizarre reason, almost all of the Republicans in the House of Representatives oppose it.

Republicans Vote Against Efficient Schools

Posted on June 5 2008 by Congress Watcher

This legislation does exactly what Republicans say they want to do. It makes public schools more efficient. In fact, the bill makes such plain sense that 27 Republican members of the House of Representatives crossed the aisle yesterday to vote in favor of it. Thanks to them, the bill passed, and will become law if passed by the Senate.

Who Would Vote Against Clean, Efficient Crane Conservation?

Posted on May 22 2008 by Congress Watcher

There can be no rational objection to the Crane Conservation Act on the grounds of fiscal responsibility. The legislation has been examined and been certified to contain no earmarks for pork barrel spending. The Crane Conservation Act also contains no extra provisions to deal with any matters other than crane conservation. It does not secretly modify any existing U.S. law or provide financial kickbacks to anybody.

The KillJoy Coalition In Congress Does Not Support Our Troops

Posted on April 29 2008 by Congress Watcher

It’s been the mantra of the Republican Party for years now: Support Our Troops! Support Our Troops! Support Our Troops!
So, why is it that 17 Republican members of Congress are coming together to support a law that forbids the troops from getting the things they want for support while fighting over in Iraq?
They’ve [...]

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