Political Suicide From the Right-They will Sink The Party Being Rigid Ideologues: REPUBLICAN REBELS STAND FAST AGAINST BOEHNER, AMNESTY 'If it's illegal, it's illegal,' declares member...

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REPUBLICAN REBELS STAND FAST AGAINST BOEHNER, AMNESTY
'If it's illegal, it's illegal,' declares member of GOP resistance
House Speaker John Boehner
In the contentious voting over a Homeland Security funding bill Friday night, nearly 50 mostly conservative Republicans openly defied House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio not once, but twice.
Only a last-minute change of heart by Democrat leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., spared the Republican speaker from an embarrassing defeat and a possible shutdown of part of the DHS.
At issue was whether the three-week spending bill backed by GOP leadership would be passed with or without funding President Obamas executive action lifting the threat of deportation from millions of illegal immigrants. Many in Boehners party were not willing to pass a bill paying for what theyre calling Obamas unconstitutional amnesty action.
It does not make any difference whether the funding is for three weeks, three months or a full fiscal year, argued Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., who voted against the measure. If its illegal, its illegal.
Fifty-one other Republicans joined Brooks in voting against the measure, leading to a 224-203 defeat for Boehner and the GOP leadership.
Join the Dont Be Yellow: Dump Boehner Now! campaign!
Later in the evening, the proposal was put forward to pass a bill funding the DHS for just one week, and this time, 55 Republicans voted against the measure.
Pelosi, however, rallied Democrats to switch their votes and agree to what she called a 7-day patch.
Your vote tonight, Pelosi wrote in a letter to fellow Democrats, will assure that we will vote for full funding next week.
Rep. Matt Salmon, R-Ariz., however, continued the resistance from within the Republican Party, voting against the funding for a second time.
Passing bills that do nothing but kick the can down the road is something that has become commonplace in Washington, Salmon said. I pledge to continue this fight in one week, so we can responsibly fund the Department of Homeland Security without funding the presidents unconstitutional actions.
The Senate immediately passed the one-week funding measure in a voice vote, and President Obama signed the bill just before midnight.
Democrats have been tight-lipped on what brought about the sudden change of heart, and Boehner spokesman Michael Steel firmly denied rumors that a deal was cut between Boehner and Pelosi to get the measure passed.
We did not make any such deal or promise, Steel said.
Republicans who voted against the three-week measure are listed in alphabetical order below:

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/02/republican-rebels-stand-fast-against-boehner-amnesty/#GJGhZhBhzHXEXg6j.99

Peaver Bogart Loc: Montana

KHH1 wrote:

REPUBLICAN REBELS STAND FAST AGAINST BOEHNER, AMNESTY
'If it's illegal, it's illegal,' declares member of GOP resistance
House Speaker John Boehner
In the contentious voting over a Homeland Security funding bill Friday night, nearly 50 mostly conservative Republicans openly defied House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio not once, but twice.
Only a last-minute change of heart by Democrat leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., spared the Republican speaker from an embarrassing defeat and a possible shutdown of part of the DHS.
At issue was whether the three-week spending bill backed by GOP leadership would be passed with or without funding President Obamas executive action lifting the threat of deportation from millions of illegal immigrants. Many in Boehners party were not willing to pass a bill paying for what theyre calling Obamas unconstitutional amnesty action.
It does not make any difference whether the funding is for three weeks, three months or a full fiscal year, argued Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., who voted against the measure. If its illegal, its illegal.
Fifty-one other Republicans joined Brooks in voting against the measure, leading to a 224-203 defeat for Boehner and the GOP leadership.
Join the Dont Be Yellow: Dump Boehner Now! campaign!
Later in the evening, the proposal was put forward to pass a bill funding the DHS for just one week, and this time, 55 Republicans voted against the measure.
Pelosi, however, rallied Democrats to switch their votes and agree to what she called a 7-day patch.
Your vote tonight, Pelosi wrote in a letter to fellow Democrats, will assure that we will vote for full funding next week.
Rep. Matt Salmon, R-Ariz., however, continued the resistance from within the Republican Party, voting against the funding for a second time.
Passing bills that do nothing but kick the can down the road is something that has become commonplace in Washington, Salmon said. I pledge to continue this fight in one week, so we can responsibly fund the Department of Homeland Security without funding the presidents unconstitutional actions.
The Senate immediately passed the one-week funding measure in a voice vote, and President Obama signed the bill just before midnight.
Democrats have been tight-lipped on what brought about the sudden change of heart, and Boehner spokesman Michael Steel firmly denied rumors that a deal was cut between Boehner and Pelosi to get the measure passed.
We did not make any such deal or promise, Steel said.
Republicans who voted against the three-week measure are listed in alphabetical order below:

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/02/republican-rebels-stand-fast-against-boehner-amnesty/#GJGhZhBhzHXEXg6j.99

REPUBLICAN REBELS STAND FAST AGAINST BOEHNER, AMNE... (show quote)

Sons of Liberty Loc: look behind you!

It's a crying shame that we will all have to watch our backs. My situation awareness is on high alert.
Lock & Load!

Peaver Bogart Loc: Montana

Sons of Liberty wrote:

It's a crying shame that we will all have to watch our backs. My situation awareness is on high alert.
Lock & Load!

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: Jeff, Try using the "Quote Reply" button when responding. That way people will know who you're responding to. I think most here have been advised to do that when they first got here. Have a good day.

Wolf counselor Loc: Heart of Texas

Yo, Ignacious.

The second amendment is all we need to secure the homeland.....................PUNK !!!

KuntusnimrodicusHH1 wrote:

.My inept mental capacity has disabled my cerebral... (show quote)

Mollypitcher1

Sons of Liberty wrote:

It's a crying shame that we will all have to watch our backs. My situation awareness is on high alert.
Lock & Load!

Does anyone have the list of Republican Senators who passed the "Clean) bill in the Senate?

Tasine Loc: Southwest US

KHH1 wrote:

REPUBLICAN REBELS STAND FAST AGAINST BOEHNER, AMNESTY
'If it's illegal, it's illegal,' declares member of GOP resistance
House Speaker John Boehner
In the contentious voting over a Homeland Security funding bill Friday night, nearly 50 mostly conservative Republicans openly defied House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio not once, but twice.
Only a last-minute change of heart by Democrat leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., spared the Republican speaker from an embarrassing defeat and a possible shutdown of part of the DHS.
At issue was whether the three-week spending bill backed by GOP leadership would be passed with or without funding President Obamas executive action lifting the threat of deportation from millions of illegal immigrants. Many in Boehners party were not willing to pass a bill paying for what theyre calling Obamas unconstitutional amnesty action.
It does not make any difference whether the funding is for three weeks, three months or a full fiscal year, argued Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., who voted against the measure. If its illegal, its illegal.
Fifty-one other Republicans joined Brooks in voting against the measure, leading to a 224-203 defeat for Boehner and the GOP leadership.
Join the Dont Be Yellow: Dump Boehner Now! campaign!
Later in the evening, the proposal was put forward to pass a bill funding the DHS for just one week, and this time, 55 Republicans voted against the measure.
Pelosi, however, rallied Democrats to switch their votes and agree to what she called a 7-day patch.
Your vote tonight, Pelosi wrote in a letter to fellow Democrats, will assure that we will vote for full funding next week.
Rep. Matt Salmon, R-Ariz., however, continued the resistance from within the Republican Party, voting against the funding for a second time.
Passing bills that do nothing but kick the can down the road is something that has become commonplace in Washington, Salmon said. I pledge to continue this fight in one week, so we can responsibly fund the Department of Homeland Security without funding the presidents unconstitutional actions.
The Senate immediately passed the one-week funding measure in a voice vote, and President Obama signed the bill just before midnight.
Democrats have been tight-lipped on what brought about the sudden change of heart, and Boehner spokesman Michael Steel firmly denied rumors that a deal was cut between Boehner and Pelosi to get the measure passed.
We did not make any such deal or promise, Steel said.
Republicans who voted against the three-week measure are listed in alphabetical order below:

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/02/republican-rebels-stand-fast-against-boehner-amnesty/#GJGhZhBhzHXEXg6j.99

REPUBLICAN REBELS STAND FAST AGAINST BOEHNER, AMNE... (show quote)

It's truly sad that the poster, who knows nothing about republicans OR conservatives, posts an article that would be hilarious were it not so skewed. Boehner is defying MOST republicans in the United States, he is defying the US Constitution, and neither he nor the poster even knows it, and both Boehner and the poster are on the dark side of history. Sad and totally disgusting that so many illiterate Americans support the removal of their own freedoms. The most dangerous Americans are the pseudo educated in the land. Disgusting.

dcmdm78

It'about time so one will do this ,it' been a long time coming should been done in Bush (41)'s but now I believe the D-RATS /RIONS & K-STREETERS are too will entrench to be remove in short order, will take up 20 years to fix but I think its too late so I am ready for the up raising that will be here next six to eight months

KHH1

Tasine wrote:

It's truly sad that the poster, who knows b nothi... (show quote)

**the article is from a conservative website....don't place the blame for your brand on me.........**

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

KHH1 wrote:

REPUBLICAN REBELS STAND FAST AGAINST BOEHNER, AMNESTY
'If it's illegal, it's illegal,' declares member of GOP resistance
House Speaker John Boehner
In the contentious voting over a Homeland Security funding bill Friday night, nearly 50 mostly conservative Republicans openly defied House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio not once, but twice.
Only a last-minute change of heart by Democrat leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., spared the Republican speaker from an embarrassing defeat and a possible shutdown of part of the DHS.
At issue was whether the three-week spending bill backed by GOP leadership would be passed with or without funding President Obamas executive action lifting the threat of deportation from millions of illegal immigrants. Many in Boehners party were not willing to pass a bill paying for what theyre calling Obamas unconstitutional amnesty action.
It does not make any difference whether the funding is for three weeks, three months or a full fiscal year, argued Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., who voted against the measure. If its illegal, its illegal.
Fifty-one other Republicans joined Brooks in voting against the measure, leading to a 224-203 defeat for Boehner and the GOP leadership.
Join the Dont Be Yellow: Dump Boehner Now! campaign!
Later in the evening, the proposal was put forward to pass a bill funding the DHS for just one week, and this time, 55 Republicans voted against the measure.
Pelosi, however, rallied Democrats to switch their votes and agree to what she called a 7-day patch.
Your vote tonight, Pelosi wrote in a letter to fellow Democrats, will assure that we will vote for full funding next week.
Rep. Matt Salmon, R-Ariz., however, continued the resistance from within the Republican Party, voting against the funding for a second time.
Passing bills that do nothing but kick the can down the road is something that has become commonplace in Washington, Salmon said. I pledge to continue this fight in one week, so we can responsibly fund the Department of Homeland Security without funding the presidents unconstitutional actions.
The Senate immediately passed the one-week funding measure in a voice vote, and President Obama signed the bill just before midnight.
Democrats have been tight-lipped on what brought about the sudden change of heart, and Boehner spokesman Michael Steel firmly denied rumors that a deal was cut between Boehner and Pelosi to get the measure passed.
We did not make any such deal or promise, Steel said.
Republicans who voted against the three-week measure are listed in alphabetical order below:

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/02/republican-rebels-stand-fast-against-boehner-amnesty/#GJGhZhBhzHXEXg6j.99

REPUBLICAN REBELS STAND FAST AGAINST BOEHNER, AMNE... (show quote)

It may be that the party needs to be sunk.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

KHH1 wrote:

**the article is from a conservative website....don't place the blame for your brand on me.........**

I saw that. You've aquired such a rep on the OPP as a far out lefty, you can post something from WND and people assume it's a left wing post without ever reading it! :lol:

KHH1

BigMike wrote:

I saw that. You've aquired such a rep on the OPP as a far out lefty, you can post something from WND and people assume it's a left wing post without ever reading it! :lol:

well when one assumes they make an ASS out of U and ME......

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

KHH1 wrote:

well when one assumes they make an ASS out of U and ME......

Oh yeah...back to the article you posted; the Republican party has lost its way...big time! They couldn't wait to stab the base in the back as soon as the election was over, which (damn me for being right) I knew beyond any doubt they would do. It wasn't such a difficult prediction. It's what they've done every election for quite some time. But some folks keep hoping the Republicans will straighten up, so they vote for the person with the R after their name, bend over and take it up the arse...sans lube...election after election. I personally believe the Republicans need to be humiliated for more than one election cycle before they'll admit the message the public intended to send them in the last one.

Here's another prediction: In 2016, Presidentially speaking, the Democrat bench doesn't appear to be too deep. Right now, anyway. If the Democrats run another Establishment candidate, Hillary for example, and the Republicans run a candidate not perceived to be Establishment, like Rand Paul or Ben Carson, the Democrat candidate will lose by default.

If the situation is reversed, and the Republicans run an Establishment candidate, like Jeb Bush or Mitt Romney and the Democrats run a candidate that is not perceived to be Establishment (I'm not sure who that would be, but I'm sure there are some potentials out there), the Republicans will lose by default.

If both candidates are Establishment we might as well do away with the two party system and admit we've become a socialist nation!

If neither candidate is perceived as Establishment it will be a helluva horse race! :lol:

KHH1

BigMike wrote:

Oh yeah...back to the article you posted; the Repu... (show quote)

**Interesting and Informative Big Mike**

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

KHH1 wrote:

**Interesting and Informative Big Mike**

Thanks! The reason I'm a Libertarian is that the Republicans are such schmucks! :evil: