The republicans have an ad against Veionovich (sp?)

[FreedomAngel82]

I just heard the ad on Guy James and they have this whole ad against him saying he's a traitor because he went with his judgment and conscious and voted with the democrats on Bolton. Isn't that so disgusting? I hate these people.

[Patchuli]

1. We hate it but when is the rest of the U.S.

going to wake up???????! We can make this stop, as citizens.

[KaliTracy]

2. did they really say against his judgement and conscious? doesn't that mean

they are admitting that they don't have judgement or conscious thought?

:evilgrin:

[BigBearJohn]

3. What does that say about "feeding on your own"?

Somebody, please... wake me up. This is one horrible nightmare.

[NMDemDist2]

4. I thought the vote was still being "delayed" until next week

sometime?

:shrug:

but we should call him and tell him we appreciate him voting his conscience and not what is politically expedient

[jimshoes]

5. Those mafia like Pugs are

very serious about their loyalty oath. Voinovich (my old mayor and Governor) turns out to have a conscience after all. Way to go George. (I actually met him at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Grand opening several years ago)

[AlCzervik]

6. Oh thats run by Howard Kaloogian, failed republican primary challenger

for Boxers seat. Old Howard has finally realized he can't get elected state wide ala Bob Dornan so he's decided to funnel his rage at all thing liberal including republicans that appear to be liberal cause they disagreed with Bush. He comes up here to the capitol every now and then and has a rally that about 50 people show up for and then he skulks back home.

[saltpoint]

7. They did this to him on the tax cut vote also.

The folks in charge of the Republican Party these days are thugs. Bullies.

I hope it pisses Voinovich off enough that he winds up finalizing his opposition to Bolton with a firm 'no' vote on the panel.

It could come with a public demand for the president to respect the will of his constituents in Ohio and while he's at it, to send the committee a nominee worthy of the post.