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… So what do we say about a politician who sells his vote for an empty promise. Evan Bayh did so and earned a cute nickname for his efforts. At least a prostitute get paid. Come Nov. lets see what the good folks of the 2nd congressional district think of a sell out who crams unwanted legislation down the throats of the electorate. Time to retire on your cushy congressional pension? I think that it is high time for that “
call me crazy wrote on Mar 23, 2010 12:04 PM:” Joe come November as Trump would say YOUR FIRED! “
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Chris wrote on Mar 23, 2010 10:07 PM:” Amnesty is next. You think he won’t fold again? The nicest thing about being a prostitute is after the first time it gets easier. The worst thing is you’re only a high dollar item that one time. “

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Reporting from Seattle – He has been dismissed by the right as a prostitute for healthcare reform whose mom “would still have died” even with the newly passed healthcare legislation. But 11-year-old Marcelas Owens, who stood quietly next to President Obama on Tuesday as he signed the long-debated legislation, has kept the jitters at bay, friends say, by pretending his mom was sitting in the front row.
She wasn’t. She died three years ago of pulmonary hypertension, largely untreated because she lost her health insurance when she lost her job as an assistant manager at a Jack in the Box restaurant in Seattle.
“It’s tough not having my mom around,” Marcelas, a fifth-grader at Seattle’s Orca elementary school, said at a news conference with Senate Democratic leaders this month. “But she’s been with me in spirit every time I talk.”

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The day’s first battleground was the House Rules Committee, which began meeting in the morning. Republicans repeatedly accused the Democrats of trying to avoid a politically charged vote on the Senate bill through a parliamentary maneuver called “deemed to have passed.”
Originally, leaders were considering incorporating the Senate version of the healthcare bill that was passed before Christmas into the package of amendments. This process — commonly used in prior Congresses — would “deem” the Senate bill passed without a debate that the GOP would like to have for its own political reasons in this midterm election year.
Rep. Joe Barton (R-Texas) urged rules Committee Chairwoman Louise M. Slaughter (D-N.Y.) to pass an open rule instead of the “deemed to have passed” version so that policy differences between Democrats and Republicans could be openly debated.
“This process corrupts and prostitutes the system,” he said.

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Republicans complained that Democrats are trying to avoid directly dealing with the Senate bill, which is unpopular in the House and, according to polls, with many Americans. Democrats countered that the vote on the rule, in effect, will indicate how Democrats feel about the Senate measure and that they therefore are not trying to hide from the political fallout.
“The American public deserves to know where their elected officials stand and not have them hide behind a procedural vote,” Rep. Dave Camp (R-Mich.) said Saturday morning.
Rep. Joe Barton (R- Texas) unsuccessfully urged rules committee chairwoman Louise M. Slaughter (D-N.Y.) to pass an open rule instead of the “deemed to have passed” version so that policy differences between Democrats and Republicans could be openly debated.
“This process corrupts and prostitutes the system,” he said.

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