Comments on: Democrats in Congress promised to make energy policy a high priority when they returned from break, instead, they have quietly scrubbed the schedule of any votes on their energy bill http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/ in all matter of opinion, our adversaries are insane. Fri, 20 Nov 2009 03:20:40 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Pam http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/comment-page-1/#comment-725395 Pam Tue, 15 Jul 2008 02:02:23 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/#comment-725395 <a href="http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005/9/7/134914.shtml" rel="nofollow">1999 Hurricane Swamped Clinton's FEMA</a> <a href="http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2005/9/12/102827.shtml" rel="nofollow">FEMA - Disaster of an Agency </a> <a href="http://books.google.com/books?id=MkXcAzglOIgC&pg=PA64&lpg=PA64&dq=FEMA+under+George+H.W+Bush+&source=web&ots=iX4xj_3GWw&sig=ZVJtm9Kgbkme7RwlhiqtJQtGXsk&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=1&ct=result#PPA64,M1" rel="nofollow">The FEMA Case Study</a> 1999 Hurricane Swamped Clinton’s FEMA

FEMA – Disaster of an Agency

The FEMA Case Study

]]> By: NY-David http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/comment-page-1/#comment-725391 NY-David Tue, 15 Jul 2008 01:41:57 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/#comment-725391 Let's see, where to start on this one. Fema worked under both GHWB and Clinton. They got cobbled when it was added to DHS and didn't have the same access to resources. To be fair, DHS was largly devised by Lieberman when he was a Democrat. Not sure how GWB got the idea. Never said I was a fan of Kennedy... Have no clue what you meant by that last one. NYD Let’s see, where to start on this one.
Fema worked under both GHWB and Clinton. They got cobbled when it was added to DHS and didn’t have the same access to resources. To be fair, DHS was largly devised by Lieberman when he was a Democrat. Not sure how GWB got the idea.
Never said I was a fan of Kennedy…
Have no clue what you meant by that last one.
NYD

]]> By: PCD http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/comment-page-1/#comment-725386 PCD Tue, 15 Jul 2008 00:50:20 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/#comment-725386 NY-David, You know, we'd have a marvelous discussion if you could get your facts straight. FEMA was a disaster under Clinton. No Child was majorly written and pushed by Teddy Kennedy. And Oh, yes, I guess you like Hillary's solution to a beggar putting the bite on you: Give them A Voter Registration card filled in to make them DEMOCRAT voters. NY-David,

You know, we’d have a marvelous discussion if you could get your facts straight.

FEMA was a disaster under Clinton.

No Child was majorly written and pushed by Teddy Kennedy.

And Oh, yes, I guess you like Hillary’s solution to a beggar putting the bite on you: Give them A Voter Registration card filled in to make them DEMOCRAT voters.

]]> By: BonBon http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/comment-page-1/#comment-725339 BonBon Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:27:33 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/#comment-725339 You sound republican >:d< That's a sound conservative value, giving to the charity of your choice. It's the reason we oppose the welfare state so much. Speaking of which it is also a conservative stand to see to it that the private sector is enabled to offer Opportunity for jobs and winnow down the welfare recipients. There are far too many of them willing to sit around and take the governments money. Bush doesn't have and never did have my total support but after 9/11 it took a man with guts to take real action against a threat that had escalated for years. That alone is enough for me. Do I see someone like Obama who wants to withdraw and surrender, laws to alert terrorists to what we are doing, etc., etc., be a good president for our country? Absolutely not! You sound republican >:d< That’s a sound conservative value, giving to the charity of your choice. It’s the reason we oppose the welfare state so much. Speaking of which it is also a conservative stand to see to it that the private sector is enabled to offer Opportunity for jobs and winnow down the welfare recipients. There are far too many of them willing to sit around and take the governments money.

Bush doesn’t have and never did have my total support but after 9/11 it took a man with guts to take real action against a threat that had escalated for years. That alone is enough for me. Do I see someone like Obama who wants to withdraw and surrender, laws to alert terrorists to what we are doing, etc., etc., be a good president for our country? Absolutely not!

]]> By: NY-David http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/comment-page-1/#comment-725334 NY-David Mon, 14 Jul 2008 12:19:38 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/#comment-725334 Bonbon, The first part was me playing the devil's advocate. I would rather give the the charity of my choice then money directly to the individual as it can get better used. What sticks in me is the general idea of faith-based (or any other for that matter) making decisions on using my and your money rather then myself. The second, I will have to respectfully continue to disagree. Many of my Democratic friends didn't understand my appreciation for Reagan and never will. NYD Bonbon,
The first part was me playing the devil’s advocate. I would rather give the the charity of my choice then money directly to the individual as it can get better used. What sticks in me is the general idea of faith-based (or any other for that matter) making decisions on using my and your money rather then myself.
The second, I will have to respectfully continue to disagree. Many of my Democratic friends didn’t understand my appreciation for Reagan and never will.
NYD

]]> By: BonBon http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/comment-page-1/#comment-725330 BonBon Mon, 14 Jul 2008 10:59:22 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/#comment-725330 Did you know David that money that goes directly into the hands of the homeless is spent on alcohol and drugs. It's better to give to an organization as hard as it is to pass a homeless person by, it's still the better choice. And it doesn't have to be faith based if you don't agree with that. As for hating Bush, that's just a bit over the top for me. He did not go into office 'wanting' war but he did inherit a messy problem called Saddam Hussein from BOTH Clinton and his father. I believe he was perfectly willing to do nothing about it until 9/11 and then he rose to the occasion. A great leader and a good man. Did you know David that money that goes directly into the hands of the homeless is spent on alcohol and drugs. It’s better to give to an organization as hard as it is to pass a homeless person by, it’s still the better choice. And it doesn’t have to be faith based if you don’t agree with that.

As for hating Bush, that’s just a bit over the top for me. He did not go into office ‘wanting’ war but he did inherit a messy problem called Saddam Hussein from BOTH Clinton and his father. I believe he was perfectly willing to do nothing about it until 9/11 and then he rose to the occasion. A great leader and a good man.

]]> By: NY-David http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/comment-page-1/#comment-725304 NY-David Mon, 14 Jul 2008 05:43:18 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/#comment-725304 Out of 4 entries of a lot of useless stuff, I can only pick out a few items that makes any sense. BonBon's view, I'd want to give a bum $100 instead of giving it to a faith-based organization that might use tactics that I don't believe in or are against my religion. Maybe the faith-based organization is Voodoo-based and will spend my $100 on performing a pin-doll ritual to rid the bum of evil spirits. It's also quite logical that many of these organizations herded their "flocks" to vote for Republicans in the first place. To the victor, goes the spoils, so to speak. Robert, I'd like to see a Republican take control of this situation and make it right. I'd cheer where I stand and may be one of the many that would vote for the better man, regardless of party affiliation. As for your reasons why to vote Democrat, you are correct, at least for me. I don't like Bush. He is the poster child for giving the Republican backers the best return on their investment. He came in touting that he wanted a war and what do you know, he got one. He came in promising there would be No Child Left Behnid and a whole lot got funded under the guise that there school couldn't perform well. The child got left behind with his/her parents getting enought money for subway fare to send them to another school. Fema got worse instead of better and a war that is finally turned around because he finally got rid of Rumsfeld and decided to listen to his generals for a change. With due respect to your equal passion on the Right and certainly your obvious pride in our great nation, my feeling about the current President is something you won't be able to change. I feverently pray that the next will be better, be it Democrat or Republican. NY-D Out of 4 entries of a lot of useless stuff, I can only pick out a few items that makes any sense.
BonBon’s view, I’d want to give a bum $100 instead of giving it to a faith-based organization that might use tactics that I don’t believe in or are against my religion. Maybe the faith-based organization is Voodoo-based and will spend my $100 on performing a pin-doll ritual to rid the bum of evil spirits. It’s also quite logical that many of these organizations herded their “flocks” to vote for Republicans in the first place. To the victor, goes the spoils, so to speak.
Robert, I’d like to see a Republican take control of this situation and make it right. I’d cheer where I stand and may be one of the many that would vote for the better man, regardless of party affiliation. As for your reasons why to vote Democrat, you are correct, at least for me. I don’t like Bush. He is the poster child for giving the Republican backers the best return on their investment. He came in touting that he wanted a war and what do you know, he got one. He came in promising there would be No Child Left Behnid and a whole lot got funded under the guise that there school couldn’t perform well. The child got left behind with his/her parents getting enought money for subway fare to send them to another school. Fema got worse instead of better and a war that is finally turned around because he finally got rid of Rumsfeld and decided to listen to his generals for a change.
With due respect to your equal passion on the Right and certainly your obvious pride in our great nation, my feeling about the current President is something you won’t be able to change. I feverently pray that the next will be better, be it Democrat or Republican.
NY-D

]]> By: BonBon http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/comment-page-1/#comment-725276 BonBon Sun, 13 Jul 2008 18:10:04 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/#comment-725276 You know Robert I have to agree. The democraps take everything out of context (for instance some of the writings of the founding fathers) that have to do with religion, liberties and free speech. They would much rather give a junkie on the street $100 than a faith based organization that would use that $100 for their homeless shelter. They never, ever, take responsiblity for their mistakes; but rather blame it on republicans. They are a sleezy, cheap, band of thugs and I hope and pray with all my heart people vote them OUT this year. You know Robert I have to agree. The democraps take everything out of context (for instance some of the writings of the founding fathers) that have to do with religion, liberties and free speech. They would much rather give a junkie on the street $100 than a faith based organization that would use that $100 for their homeless shelter. They never, ever, take responsiblity for their mistakes; but rather blame it on republicans.

They are a sleezy, cheap, band of thugs and I hope and pray with all my heart people vote them OUT this year.

]]> By: Robert http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/comment-page-1/#comment-725271 Robert Sun, 13 Jul 2008 17:07:19 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/#comment-725271 There is one reason, and one reason only, for anyone to support the Democrite party: They hate Bush, hate Republicans, hate Conservatives. The Democrite party is doing more right now to damage America than anything I have ever seen. They've done more than any foreign enemy we have ever had. They are doing what Fascism and Communism couldn't do. The Democrite party is the very embodiment of the statement in the oath that says "enemies foreign and domestic" with the Democrap Party being the domestic enemy. I am not trolling when I say imo the Democrapic Party, as it is today, is the enemy of America and everything that has made America great. imo the Democrite Party is the enemy of Liberty. It should be exposed for what it is, then taken out with the rest of the trash. There is one reason, and one reason only, for anyone to support the Democrite party: They hate Bush, hate Republicans, hate Conservatives.

The Democrite party is doing more right now to damage America than anything I have ever seen. They’ve done more than any foreign enemy we have ever had. They are doing what Fascism and Communism couldn’t do. The Democrite party is the very embodiment of the statement in the oath that says “enemies foreign and domestic” with the Democrap Party being the domestic enemy.

I am not trolling when I say imo the Democrapic Party, as it is today, is the enemy of America and everything that has made America great. imo the Democrite Party is the enemy of Liberty. It should be exposed for what it is, then taken out with the rest of the trash.

]]> By: Robert http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/comment-page-1/#comment-725270 Robert Sun, 13 Jul 2008 16:37:37 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2008/07/08/democrats-in-congress-promised-to-make-energy-policy-a-high-priority-when-they-returned-from-break-instead-they-have-quietly-scrubbed-the-schedule-of-any-votes-on-their-energy-bill/#comment-725270 David #5 there is plenty of blame to go around but the Democrats by far take the greatest share of the blame. Both parties have not done enough for the last 30 years, but in the face of this current crisis, who is doing the obstructing? Who is failing to even acknowledge real solutions? I am hoping this Congressional failure to represent is finally what it takes to wake up enough people, jar them out of their apathy enough to start voting out obstructionists. I hope it doesn't require taking away beer and sports to do the job. But on the bottom line, once again the Democrats collectively take the cake for failure imo. David #5 there is plenty of blame to go around but the Democrats by far take the greatest share of the blame. Both parties have not done enough for the last 30 years, but in the face of this current crisis, who is doing the obstructing? Who is failing to even acknowledge real solutions?

I am hoping this Congressional failure to represent is finally what it takes to wake up enough people, jar them out of their apathy enough to start voting out obstructionists. I hope it doesn’t require taking away beer and sports to do the job.

But on the bottom line, once again the Democrats collectively take the cake for failure imo.

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