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Why did evil scum Democrats fill that bill with unrelated nonsense?
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why did 31 of the 36 evil scumbag republicansthat did not want to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy, and in the years preceding Hurricane Sandy had their hands out for Federal Aid when their states suffered? And lets NOT forget that an earlier,smaller 9 Billion dollar package was also voted NO by the good Christian Republicans.
:censored2:ing Hypocrites One and All

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hen the Senate passed the long-delayed $50.5 billion Hurricane Sandy relief package Monday, 36 Republicans voted against the bill. But of the 32 no-votes from Senators who are not brand-new members, at least 31 came from Republicans who had previously supported emergency aid efforts following disasters in their own states.

While opponents complained that the bill contained too much unrelated "pork," each of the 30 of them who had been present earlier this month when the Senate passed the much-smaller $9 billion Sandy relief bill also voted no. All five top members of the Senate Republican leadership voted no on both.

Most incredible among the no voters were Senators Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) and Pat Toomey (R-PA). Those two had not just backed disaster aid in the past - they actually sought disaster aid for their own states for relief from Hurricane Sandy. And Sen. John Boozman (R-AR) endorsed disaster relief for snow storms damages in Arkansas just four days before casting his "nay" vote.

The “hypocritical” list includes:

  1. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH): Requested disaster aid after Hurricane Sandy.
  2. John Barrasso (R-WY), Republican Policy Committee Chair: Requested disaster aid after flooding.
  3. Roy Blunt (R-MO), Republican Conference Vice Chair: Demanded the Senate be called back from recess to pass disaster aid during a drought and boasts: "When a disaster surpasses the ability of states and communities to rebuild, Senator Blunt believes the federal government should prioritize spending to help the people whose lives and livelihoods are impacted. During his time in the Senate, he has fought tirelessly to ensure that Missouri gets its fair share of those federal resources specifically dedicated to disaster recovery."
  4. John Boozman (R-AR): Requested disaster aid after snow storms in January 2013.
  5. Richard Burr (R-NC): Requested disaster aid after severe storms.
  6. Saxby Chambliss (R-GA): Requested disaster aid after flooding.
  7. Dan Coats (R-IN): Requested disaster aid after tornadoes.
  8. Tom Coburn (R-OK): Requested disaster aid after winter storms and for extreme drought.
  9. Bob Corker (R-TN): Requested disaster aid after flooding and asked for supplemental emergency flood relief.
  10. John Cornyn (R-TX), Republican Minority Whip: Demanded drought relief aid and requested disaster aid for wildfires.
  11. Mike Crapo (R-ID): Boasted of obtaining a FEMA fire safety grant and pushed for a bill providing emergency drought relief.
  12. Mike Enzi (R-WY): Requested disaster relief after flooding.
  13. Lindsey Graham (R-SC): Requested disaster relief after freezing and boasted of obtaining emergency drought relief.
  14. Chuck Grassley (R-IA): Requested disaster relief after severe hail storms.
  15. Orrin Hatch (R-UT): Requested disaster relief after flooding.
  16. James Inhofe (R-OK): Boasted of obtaining disaster relief after severe storms and drought.
  17. Johnny Isakson (R-GA): Requested disaster aid after flooding.
  18. Mike Johanns (R-NE): Requested disaster relief after flooding and blasted Democrats for "inaction on disaster relief" for drought and wildfires.
  19. Ron Johnson (R-WI): Requested disaster relief after a blizzard.
  20. Mark Kirk (R-IL): Appealed after FEMA denied assistance following severe storms and tornadoes.
  21. Mike Lee (R-UT): After calling federal disaster relief unconstitutional, endorsed relief aid after flooding in Utah.
  22. John McCain (R-AZ): Endorsed disaster relief after flooding.
  23. Mitch McConnell (R-KY), Republican Minority Leader: Requested disaster relief during a drought and after tornadoes.
  24. Jerry Moran (R-KS): Requested disaster relief after tornadoes.
  25. Rand Paul (R-KY): Requested disaster relief during a drought and after tornadoes.
  26. Rob Portman (R-OH): Endorsed disaster relief during a drought and after storms.
  27. Pat Roberts (R-KS): Boasted of obtaining disaster relief after drought and wildfires and criticized the Bush administration for inadequate emergency relief after a blizzard.
  28. Marco Rubio (R-FL): Requested disaster relief after severe freezing.
  29. Jeff Sessions (R-AL): Requested disaster relief after tornadoes and during a drought.
  30. John Thune (R-SD), Republican Conference Chair: Requested disaster relief after flooding and snow storms
  31. Pat Toomey (R-PA): Requested disaster relief for Hurricane Sandy before it even hit landfall.
 
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Do you think the people of NY that were suffering and needed help cared if it were a standalone bill or not?
Whether it was a stand alone bill or not is a moot point ,and this was used as a political bull:censored2: point by the Republicans to with hold aid from a state who's political ideology was different from theirs.
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I didn't see a yes or no.
I'm going to tell you if democrats didn't try to add pork it would have passed with 100% yea's.
 
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floridays said:
I didn't see a yes or no.
I'm going to tell you if democrats didn't try to add pork it would have passed with 100% yea's.
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Bull:censored2:, an earlier bill that only had a much reduced cost of 9 Billion was also voted against by your Republicans.
You dont have to admit you are wrong but we all know you are
 
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728ups said:
why did 31 of the 36 evil scumbag republicansthat did not want to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy, and in the years preceding Hurricane Sandy had their hands out for Federal Aid when their states suffered? And lets NOT forget that an earlier,smaller 9 Billion dollar package was also voted NO by the good Christian Republicans.
:censored2:ing Hypocrites One and All

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hen the Senate passed the long-delayed $50.5 billion Hurricane Sandy relief package Monday, 36 Republicans voted against the bill. But of the 32 no-votes from Senators who are not brand-new members, at least 31 came from Republicans who had previously supported emergency aid efforts following disasters in their own states.

While opponents complained that the bill contained too much unrelated "pork," each of the 30 of them who had been present earlier this month when the Senate passed the much-smaller $9 billion Sandy relief bill also voted no. All five top members of the Senate Republican leadership voted no on both.

Most incredible among the no voters were Senators Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) and Pat Toomey (R-PA). Those two had not just backed disaster aid in the past - they actually sought disaster aid for their own states for relief from Hurricane Sandy. And Sen. John Boozman (R-AR) endorsed disaster relief for snow storms damages in Arkansas just four days before casting his "nay" vote.

The “hypocritical” list includes:

  1. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH): Requested disaster aid after Hurricane Sandy.
  2. John Barrasso (R-WY), Republican Policy Committee Chair: Requested disaster aid after flooding.
  3. Roy Blunt (R-MO), Republican Conference Vice Chair: Demanded the Senate be called back from recess to pass disaster aid during a drought and boasts: "When a disaster surpasses the ability of states and communities to rebuild, Senator Blunt believes the federal government should prioritize spending to help the people whose lives and livelihoods are impacted. During his time in the Senate, he has fought tirelessly to ensure that Missouri gets its fair share of those federal resources specifically dedicated to disaster recovery."
  4. John Boozman (R-AR): Requested disaster aid after snow storms in January 2013.
  5. Richard Burr (R-NC): Requested disaster aid after severe storms.
  6. Saxby Chambliss (R-GA): Requested disaster aid after flooding.
  7. Dan Coats (R-IN): Requested disaster aid after tornadoes.
  8. Tom Coburn (R-OK): Requested disaster aid after winter storms and for extreme drought.
  9. Bob Corker (R-TN): Requested disaster aid after flooding and asked for supplemental emergency flood relief.
  10. John Cornyn (R-TX), Republican Minority Whip: Demanded drought relief aid and requested disaster aid for wildfires.
  11. Mike Crapo (R-ID): Boasted of obtaining a FEMA fire safety grant and pushed for a bill providing emergency drought relief.
  12. Mike Enzi (R-WY): Requested disaster relief after flooding.
  13. Lindsey Graham (R-SC): Requested disaster relief after freezing and boasted of obtaining emergency drought relief.
  14. Chuck Grassley (R-IA): Requested disaster relief after severe hail storms.
  15. Orrin Hatch (R-UT): Requested disaster relief after flooding.
  16. James Inhofe (R-OK): Boasted of obtaining disaster relief after severe storms and drought.
  17. Johnny Isakson (R-GA): Requested disaster aid after flooding.
  18. Mike Johanns (R-NE): Requested disaster relief after flooding and blasted Democrats for "inaction on disaster relief" for drought and wildfires.
  19. Ron Johnson (R-WI): Requested disaster relief after a blizzard.
  20. Mark Kirk (R-IL): Appealed after FEMA denied assistance following severe storms and tornadoes.
  21. Mike Lee (R-UT): After calling federal disaster relief unconstitutional, endorsed relief aid after flooding in Utah.
  22. John McCain (R-AZ): Endorsed disaster relief after flooding.
  23. Mitch McConnell (R-KY), Republican Minority Leader: Requested disaster relief during a drought and after tornadoes.
  24. Jerry Moran (R-KS): Requested disaster relief after tornadoes.
  25. Rand Paul (R-KY): Requested disaster relief during a drought and after tornadoes.
  26. Rob Portman (R-OH): Endorsed disaster relief during a drought and after storms.
  27. Pat Roberts (R-KS): Boasted of obtaining disaster relief after drought and wildfires and criticized the Bush administration for inadequate emergency relief after a blizzard.
  28. Marco Rubio (R-FL): Requested disaster relief after severe freezing.
  29. Jeff Sessions (R-AL): Requested disaster relief after tornadoes and during a drought.
  30. John Thune (R-SD), Republican Conference Chair: Requested disaster relief after flooding and snow storms
  31. Pat Toomey (R-PA): Requested disaster relief for Hurricane Sandy before it even hit landfall.
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Did they also request a bunch of pork spending along with disaster relief?
 
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floridays

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728ups said:
Bull:censored2:, an earlier bill that only had a much reduced cost of 9 Billion was also voted against by your Republicans.
You dont have to admit you are wrong but we all know you are
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Really, I'll call your bluff.
Post any bill you'd like concerning any disaster relief bill without pork added not related to the affected area and it's immediate citizens and I'll kiss your ass.

You are full of :poop:.
 
floridays

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728ups said:
why did 31 of the 36 evil scumbag republicansthat did not want to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy, and in the years preceding Hurricane Sandy had their hands out for Federal Aid when their states suffered? And lets NOT forget that an earlier,smaller 9 Billion dollar package was also voted NO by the good Christian Republicans.
:censored2:ing Hypocrites One and All

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hen the Senate passed the long-delayed $50.5 billion Hurricane Sandy relief package Monday, 36 Republicans voted against the bill. But of the 32 no-votes from Senators who are not brand-new members, at least 31 came from Republicans who had previously supported emergency aid efforts following disasters in their own states.

While opponents complained that the bill contained too much unrelated "pork," each of the 30 of them who had been present earlier this month when the Senate passed the much-smaller $9 billion Sandy relief bill also voted no. All five top members of the Senate Republican leadership voted no on both.

Most incredible among the no voters were Senators Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) and Pat Toomey (R-PA). Those two had not just backed disaster aid in the past - they actually sought disaster aid for their own states for relief from Hurricane Sandy. And Sen. John Boozman (R-AR) endorsed disaster relief for snow storms damages in Arkansas just four days before casting his "nay" vote.

The “hypocritical” list includes:

  1. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH): Requested disaster aid after Hurricane Sandy.
  2. John Barrasso (R-WY), Republican Policy Committee Chair: Requested disaster aid after flooding.
  3. Roy Blunt (R-MO), Republican Conference Vice Chair: Demanded the Senate be called back from recess to pass disaster aid during a drought and boasts: "When a disaster surpasses the ability of states and communities to rebuild, Senator Blunt believes the federal government should prioritize spending to help the people whose lives and livelihoods are impacted. During his time in the Senate, he has fought tirelessly to ensure that Missouri gets its fair share of those federal resources specifically dedicated to disaster recovery."
  4. John Boozman (R-AR): Requested disaster aid after snow storms in January 2013.
  5. Richard Burr (R-NC): Requested disaster aid after severe storms.
  6. Saxby Chambliss (R-GA): Requested disaster aid after flooding.
  7. Dan Coats (R-IN): Requested disaster aid after tornadoes.
  8. Tom Coburn (R-OK): Requested disaster aid after winter storms and for extreme drought.
  9. Bob Corker (R-TN): Requested disaster aid after flooding and asked for supplemental emergency flood relief.
  10. John Cornyn (R-TX), Republican Minority Whip: Demanded drought relief aid and requested disaster aid for wildfires.
  11. Mike Crapo (R-ID): Boasted of obtaining a FEMA fire safety grant and pushed for a bill providing emergency drought relief.
  12. Mike Enzi (R-WY): Requested disaster relief after flooding.
  13. Lindsey Graham (R-SC): Requested disaster relief after freezing and boasted of obtaining emergency drought relief.
  14. Chuck Grassley (R-IA): Requested disaster relief after severe hail storms.
  15. Orrin Hatch (R-UT): Requested disaster relief after flooding.
  16. James Inhofe (R-OK): Boasted of obtaining disaster relief after severe storms and drought.
  17. Johnny Isakson (R-GA): Requested disaster aid after flooding.
  18. Mike Johanns (R-NE): Requested disaster relief after flooding and blasted Democrats for "inaction on disaster relief" for drought and wildfires.
  19. Ron Johnson (R-WI): Requested disaster relief after a blizzard.
  20. Mark Kirk (R-IL): Appealed after FEMA denied assistance following severe storms and tornadoes.
  21. Mike Lee (R-UT): After calling federal disaster relief unconstitutional, endorsed relief aid after flooding in Utah.
  22. John McCain (R-AZ): Endorsed disaster relief after flooding.
  23. Mitch McConnell (R-KY), Republican Minority Leader: Requested disaster relief during a drought and after tornadoes.
  24. Jerry Moran (R-KS): Requested disaster relief after tornadoes.
  25. Rand Paul (R-KY): Requested disaster relief during a drought and after tornadoes.
  26. Rob Portman (R-OH): Endorsed disaster relief during a drought and after storms.
  27. Pat Roberts (R-KS): Boasted of obtaining disaster relief after drought and wildfires and criticized the Bush administration for inadequate emergency relief after a blizzard.
  28. Marco Rubio (R-FL): Requested disaster relief after severe freezing.
  29. Jeff Sessions (R-AL): Requested disaster relief after tornadoes and during a drought.
  30. John Thune (R-SD), Republican Conference Chair: Requested disaster relief after flooding and snow storms
  31. Pat Toomey (R-PA): Requested disaster relief for Hurricane Sandy before it even hit landfall.
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Obviously a copy paste job, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

When you cut and paste accepted policy is that the source is attributed or the risk is you will be labeled a Biden.

Cite the source and article.
That means you @728ups, cite the source.
 
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newfie

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728ups said:
Do you think the people of NY that were suffering and needed help cared if it were a standalone bill or not?
Whether it was a stand alone bill or not is a moot point ,and this was used as a political bull:censored2: point by the Republicans to with hold aid from a state who's political ideology was different from theirs.
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i am eagerly awaiting the time when you grow up and learn to actually provide us with an intelligent argument.
 
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newfie

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govols019 said:
What was the unrelated nonsense?
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he said it was an emergency spending bill that had spending built into it 10 years later. clearly 10 years of spending is not an emergency.
For this request for the current hurricane he insisted that all the spending be for the hurricane damage and be 100 percent funded immediately.
thats a consistent position.
 
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floridays said:
Obviously a copy paste job, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

When you cut and paste accepted policy is that the source is attributed or the risk is you will be labeled a Biden.

Cite the source and article.
That means you @728ups, cite the source.
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I provided proof of the hypocrites in your party and all you can do is criticize the manner in which it is presented?
This tells me you cant refute it,and are grasping at straws I'm certain snce I have shut you down once again your next response will be some sort of boring half assed insult.
Carry On

 
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