Scott Browns FIRST fulibuster could be the jobs bill

[bigdarryl]

All I can say is Massachusetts how do you feel now if he does this you stupid fucks who voted this dick head in http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/02/04/jobs-bill-could-be-scott_n_449127.html

[madmax]

1. WTG Senator 'Jobs First' Brown.... n/t

[Xipe Totec]

2. Hey, I voted against him.

And I can do it again.

And I don't have to wait six years.

[dflprincess]

3. Perhaps you should blame the Democratic candidate

who, as I understand things, ran an awful campaign and really didn't try to reach out to the voters.

After that, blame the Democrats in D.C. who have been unwilling to stand up for the working and middle classes and were quite content to call the insurance bail out "health care reform" because they think the voters are dumb enough to fall for that scam.

[beyurslf]

4. I think most voters are dumb enough to believe that the current bill is health ins reform.

Most voters believe just about anything they get told to believe. Most voters really are pretty stupid and uninformed gullible people. Sad, maybe, but still true. :)

[thunder rising]

5. He will not have to fillibuster. The Pugs can protect him by letting him vote for it.

[ChicagoSuz219]

6. You should say how you feel... ;-) n/t

[quantass]

7. Brown isnt to blame....he is doing what a Repub should do...the blame is..

on the democrats in WA and the WH for letting Brown win by way of not getting anything done right for this country up to this point. The exit polls showed that people were frustrated that the change they wanted was BS rhetoric and the democrats payed for it.

Brown filibustering is expected...that is what republicans do so he is not to blame.

Will the democrats REALIZE they don't need to concern themselves over the filibuster? That is a toss up...my guess is they will panic and water it down all let it linger for another year.

The system is broken.

[burning rain]

8. If Dems allow a filibuster to kill this bill, or cause it to be watered down,...

they will have themselves to blame for refusing to pass it with 51 votes via the nuclear option. And, the reversals they suffer in the 2010 midterms will be of their own making.

[zbdent]

9. I heard he nearly filibustered (by accident) his own swearing in ...

trying to get a jump on getting in the bandwagon ...

(jk)

[Politicub]

10. Thanks, Mass!

Thumbs up

/sarc

[davidpdx]

11. The party of NO strikes again

[Ganja Ninja]

12. The easiest way to get rid of a Republican is to put them in office.

If only we could find a way of getting rid of talk radio and FOX news.