primitives discuss their rectal apertures

[franksolich]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=433x228943

Oh my.

The 0bamaite primitives seem to be out in force at this campfire.

ProSense  (1000+ posts)        Thu Mar-18-10 01:57 PM
THE NONSENSICAL PRIMITIVE
Original message

Dem Congressman Michael Arcuri decides to be a self-serving asshole (updated)

after which a listing of "undecided" House Democrats

msongs  (1000+ posts)      Thu Mar-18-10 02:01 PM
Response to Original message
 
1. everyone who disagrees with you is an a******?

ProSense  (1000+ posts)        Thu Mar-18-10 02:07 PM
THE NONSENSICAL PRIMITIVE
Response to Reply #1

3. No, everyone who votes against health care reform is a self-serving asshole.

Clear?

Cha  (1000+ posts)      Thu Mar-18-10 02:04 PM
THE CHIA PET PRIMITIVE
Response to Original message

2. Self serving asshole is right..and I should know..

he's my blue dog. I and My friends in the District have called and written and he's more afraid of losing his cushy job with benefits to a repub than helping the People.

And, what's his position? I still haven't heard a logical one.

Jennicut  (1000+ posts)        Thu Mar-18-10 02:11 PM
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4. Not surprised by that at all. Surprised Shuler is even saying he is undecided.

Acuri will most likely lose his election either way. He is choosing to do the wrong thing anyway.

Cha  (1000+ posts)      Thu Mar-18-10 02:59 PM
THE CHIA PET PRIMITIVE
Response to Reply #4

6. Yeah, it sucks being in his District.. but not for long..I'm moving in the Fall.. far away.

Jennicut  (1000+ posts)        Thu Mar-18-10 03:24 PM
Response to Reply #6
 
9. Where ya goin?

I liked that you were right next door in NY! 

I love my rep in CT, Chris Murphy. I am lucky. And Ned Lamont is running for Gov and his #'s look good, Blumenthal is crushing the Repubs in polling right now. CT seems to want to go way blue this year.

Cha  (1000+ posts)      Thu Mar-18-10 03:36 PM
THE CHIA PET PRIMITIVE
Response to Reply #9

12. I'm happy for you and will still be in contact on DU

on Kaua'i!  I'm retiring this year and moving back to my most favorite State.

Jennicut  (1000+ posts)        Thu Mar-18-10 03:40 PM
Response to Reply #12
 
13. You lucky duck! Enjoy that warm weather all year round.

I will still be freezing to death in winter here in CT.

Cha  (1000+ posts)      Thu Mar-18-10 03:42 PM
THE CHIA PET PRIMITIVE
Response to Reply #13

14. I did my stint in New York for 12 years and 17 years born and raised in Colorado.

Supersedeas (1000+ posts)        Thu Mar-18-10 03:20 PM
Response to Reply #4
 
8. yep, Shuler is a pleasant surprise - but, we'll see

bigdarryl (1000+ posts)        Thu Mar-18-10 02:50 PM
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5. Look at the states these people come from THERE TOASTED in November

fugop (669 posts)      Thu Mar-18-10 03:03 PM
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7. This one posted yet?

Rep. Mark Schauer (D-MI), who had been considering voting against the health care bill, announces on MSNBC that he will vote for the bill. Schauer voted yes in November.

http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/live/countdown-to-refo... 

Jennicut  (1000+ posts)        Thu Mar-18-10 03:25 PM
Response to Reply #7
 
10. Good. One more that was on the fence added to the yes column.

Cha  (1000+ posts)      Thu Mar-18-10 03:27 PM
THE CHIA PET PRIMITIVE
Response to Reply #7

11. WOW...In a North Carolina District!

And, my blue dog in New York won't do it.

LeftyAndProud60 (287 posts)      Thu Mar-18-10 03:53 PM
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15. Is this one of those things Parties do in swing districts or was his vote really needed?

Cha  (1000+ posts)      Thu Mar-18-10 03:54 PM
THE CHIA PET PRIMITIVE
Response to Original message

16. This is my latest letter to Arucuri..too much?

Congressman Arcuri,

As your constituent, I'm writing to tell you why I'm such a strong supporter of health reform.

The CBO report came out today and it's another reason for you to vote for the HRC Bill.

"To briefly review, the final package costs $940 billion over 10 years. It reduces the deficit by $130 billion in the first decade, and $1.2 trillion in the second. The bill will bring coverage to 32 million Americans, while extending Medicare solvency by at least 9 years.

Democrats have begun calling the package the "biggest deficit reduction measure in 25 years," which happens to be true. It's also arguably the biggest cost control bill ever.

Also note, the final Democratic proposal lowers the deficit more than the previous versions. The Senate bill was projected to reduce the deficit by $118 billion in the first decade, and this one does even better."

From Steve Benen/WashingtonMonthly.com/

I'd like to know why you are voting with the republicans on this, Mr Arcuri? You haven't given a good reason. Are you afraid of losing your job in November because of the propaganda that will be used against you by the republicans? If so then you're really not standing up for the People, are you?

My friends in the District and I have been calling your office in support of the Health Reform Bill but it's falling on deaf ears. It's hard to believe that after we supported you the last two elections that you choose to ignore the People over the corporations and the propaganda.

Thank you.
Cha

[JohnnyReb]

Hook, line and sinker......

[kenth]

Clear?

haha.. they get so prickly with each other.

[franksolich]

haha.. they get so prickly with each other.

That's an 0bamaite primitive admonishing a non-0bamaite primitive.

Sort of like how the commissars used to boss the workers and peasants.

[franksolich]

Well, alas for the "Jennicut" primitive, Heath Shuler (D-North Carolina) this afternoon said he's a "no" vote.