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Date: 15 Dec 18:27:46
From: Bill Starr
Subject: OT: Nancy Pelosi has change of heart
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Tom Delay blog:
Speaker-elect Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi announced today that some of the
remaining recommendations of the 9/11 commission report would not be implemented
during the 110th Congress. When asked about it, she said, You can't do them
all."
This is of no shock to me, but it is a stark departure from the Democrat Party s
promise leading up to the 2006 midterm that the remaining commission
recommendations would be implemented.
Despite their rhetoric for months, this announcement should come as no surprise
given that before the election, Capitol Hill Democrats repeatedly voted against
the commission s findings. Below are just three examples:
174 Democrats voted against H.R. 895, legislation which enabled law enforcement
officers to track terrorists. 152 Democrats voted against H.R. 418 the REAL ID
Act, which established standards for state-issued ID s. 120 Democrats voted
against H.R. 5005, the Homeland Security Act of 2002, the legislation which
established the Department of Homeland Security as an executive department.
While the Republican 109th Congress addressed most of the commissions
recommendations, a few remain. The Democrats campaigned on this now the ball is
in Nancy s court.
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Date: 15 Dec 2006 10:53:52
From: ramashiva
Subject: Re: OT: Nancy Pelosi has change of heart
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blackAAces@gmail.com wrote:
> cant you find a more appropriate newsgroup in which to post this
> drivel?
Can't you find a more appropriate newsgroup in which to whine about OT
posting?
William Coleman (ramashiva)
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Date: 15 Dec 2006 10:45:54
From:
Subject: Re: OT: Nancy Pelosi has change of heart
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cant you find a more appropriate newsgroup in which to post this
drivel?
AA
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Date: 16 Dec
From: Vegas Vic
Subject: Re: OT: Nancy Pelosi has change of heart
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That is shocking news!..... I didn't know Nancy Pelosi had a heart?
99.9% of her fellow Godless anti America leftist don't.
On Dec 15 2006 10:27 AM, Bill Starr wrote:
> Tom Delay blog:
>
>
> Speaker-elect Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi announced today that some of the
> remaining recommendations of the 9/11 commission report would not be
> implemented
> during the 110th Congress. When asked about it, she said, You can't do them
> all."
>
> This is of no shock to me, but it is a stark departure from the Democrat
> Party s
> promise leading up to the 2006 midterm that the remaining commission
> recommendations would be implemented.
>
> Despite their rhetoric for months, this announcement should come as no
> surprise
> given that before the election, Capitol Hill Democrats repeatedly voted
> against
> the commission s findings. Below are just three examples:
>
> 174 Democrats voted against H.R. 895, legislation which enabled law
> enforcement
> officers to track terrorists. 152 Democrats voted against H.R. 418 the REAL ID
> Act, which established standards for state-issued ID s. 120 Democrats voted
> against H.R. 5005, the Homeland Security Act of 2002, the legislation which
> established the Department of Homeland Security as an executive department.
> While the Republican 109th Congress addressed most of the commissions
> recommendations, a few remain. The Democrats campaigned on this now the ball
> is
> in Nancy s court.
>
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Date: 15 Dec 2006 12:38:35
From: art_classmn
Subject: Re: OT: Nancy Pelosi has change of heart
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Bill Starr wrote:
> Tom Delay blog:
>
>
> Speaker-elect Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi announced today that some of the
> remaining recommendations of the 9/11 commission report would not be implemented
> during the 110th Congress. When asked about it, she said, You can't do them
> all."
Which ones was she referring to?
> This is of no shock to me, but it is a stark departure from the Democrat Party s
> promise leading up to the 2006 midterm that the remaining commission
> recommendations would be implemented.
>
> Despite their rhetoric for months, this announcement should come as no surprise
> given that before the election, Capitol Hill Democrats repeatedly voted against
> the commission s findings. Below are just three examples:
>
> 174 Democrats voted against H.R. 895, legislation which enabled law enforcement
> officers to track terrorists.
What was the reason for voting against HR 895? Usually claims of
"They voted against..." do not include the context.
For instance, would you accuse someone who voted against the online
gambing bill as "VOTING AGAINST PORT SECURITY CHANGES AS RECOMMENDED BY
THE 9/11 COMMISSION"??
I bet you would, you dishonest asshole.
> 152 Democrats voted against H.R. 418 the REAL ID
> Act, which established standards for state-issued IDs.
Again, no context. My particular state has very good standards for
state issued ID's.
> 120 Democrats voted
> against H.R. 5005, the Homeland Security Act of 2002, the legislation which
> established the Department of Homeland Security as an executive department.
Again, no context. Isn't this the same bill that demoted FEMA from a
cabinet level department?
> While the Republican 109th Congress addressed most of the commissions
> recommendations, a few remain.
Which ones?
> The Democrats campaigned on this now the ball is
> in Nancy s court.
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