We will now see what kind of an idiot John Kerry is

[5412]

Hi,

Hmmm.  John Kerry is supposed to represent all the people in MA right?  Well then do we suspect he will demand that no vote on health care should take place until the duly elected senator from his state is seated.  Otherwise MA will not be properly represented.

At the same time the MA voters have spoken loud and clear how they feel about BO and his agenda.  While I know Kerry has no morals or conscience, but how can he possibly pretend to represent the voters in MA when he votes for the health care bill which they have clearly said they do not want?

When I saw BO was going to campaign in MA I knew two things.  They were in trouble and he would make it worse.  The democrat focus group on Fox was really an eye opener.  They all voted for BO and not one felt he had exceeded their projections and they were furious about the health care bill which they felt is not needed, and they are fed up with how he is doing business.

Obama is quickly losing his moral authority to lead.  The emperor has no clothes.  He was unqualified for the job, is in way over his head, his communist agenda is becoming very clear to most Americans.  I expect him to try to regulate his agenda and bypass congress.  Will be a real power struggle coming down the road.

regards,
5412

[Chris]

Sen. Jim Webb has already put out a statement...

In many ways the campaign in Massachusetts became a referendum not only on health care reform but also on the openness and integrity of our government process. It is vital that we restore the respect of the American people in our system of government and in our leaders. To that end, I believe it would only be fair and prudent that we suspend further votes on health care legislation until Senator-elect Brown is seated.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0110/On_to_Plan_C.html

Guess we'll find out if Harry Reid is crazy or just plain stupid.

[5412]

Sen. Jim Webb has already put out a statement...
Guess we'll find out if Harry Reid is crazy or just plain stupid.

Hi Mr. Mod,

I am one who believes that the health care issue is  a symptom of a much larger issue.  I am probably old fashioned but when folks run for congress they are asking to be hired to represent the voters of their state in the federal government.  Then, once they get there, that is their job, to represent the voters in their home state....just that plain and simple.

Well damnit, if 2/3 of the voters in your district or state are for or opposed to any piece of legislation, isn't it their job to vote accordingly?

I feel that health care is a symptom, almost 90% of the public was opposed to the TARP bill, probably the vast majority is opposed to bringing the terrorists to New York for trial, and we could go on and mention the regulations and czars that have been forced down the throats of the American people against their will.

My thought tonight was this was a victory for the Constitution and representative government which is why I made the post about Kerry.  Hell his home state made it very clear how they felt about health care in particular.  So does he represent those who hired him to do just that, or does he give them the finger and follow the special interests?  We both know which way he will likely go and I would love to help the person running against him in the next election if he decides to run.

regards,
5412

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Hanoi John?

Do the right/practical/honest thing?