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Individualist Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jan-19-07 08:02 PM
Response to Reply #12
14. Agreed
All words, no action.
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  -Should the Congress introduce a non-binding no confidence resolution against Bush? originalpckelly  Jan-19-07 06:29 PM   #0 
  - I wanted to choose 'Hell Yes!'  tblue   Jan-19-07 06:31 PM   #1 
  - I'll put that in.  originalpckelly   Jan-19-07 06:31 PM   #2 
     - Damn, someone voted for other, so it didn't get up there with yes!  originalpckelly   Jan-19-07 06:32 PM   #4 
  - Not instead of a binding one or something more fitting, like impeachment...  porphyrian   Jan-19-07 06:32 PM   #3 
  - Yes. I think it is appropriate at this point.  MJDuncan1982   Jan-19-07 06:33 PM   #5 
  - Sorry, I typed it very quickly!  originalpckelly   Jan-19-07 06:35 PM   #6 
     - I figured...on a post blitz this evening? nt.  MJDuncan1982   Jan-19-07 06:35 PM   #7 
        - Lots of thinking and lots of ideas...  originalpckelly   Jan-19-07 06:36 PM   #8 
  - should'nt all resolutions regarding bushler be binding as possible?  msongs   Jan-19-07 06:41 PM   #9 
  - Well, in this case, the only action which could happen...  originalpckelly   Jan-19-07 06:47 PM   #10 
  - No, they should spend the debating and voting time passing something with teeth.  ContraBass Black   Jan-19-07 06:49 PM   #11 
  - This non-binding crap is ridiculous.  MrSlayer   Jan-19-07 07:39 PM   #12 
  - Agreed  notsodumbhillbilly   Jan-19-07 08:02 PM   #14 
  - Meaningless lip service is no substitute for their Constitutional duty.  TahitiNut   Jan-19-07 07:46 PM   #13 
 

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