Each State Retaliate

There are no books for sale or speaking engagements to market offered on this blog. I am just an ordinary American hoping to encourage other Americans to become involved in the political process. Elections are decided by voters and not necessarily by campaign funding and therefore contribution request are prohibited. The States are arranged in alphabetical order from the bottom up. This is a complete roll call list of politicians that voted for the Health Care Reform Act.

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Defamatory language and profanity (including @*$%& type comments) will be deleted by the moderator. All disagreements will remain civil and not be allowed to derogate from mutual respect into childish ranter.

I receive dozens of emails every day requesting donations. Some of them are for a particular cause, some are to defeat a particular candidate and others are to support a particular candidate. Friends, if people do not get involved and vote all the wealth ever generated in the world will have no impact. The privilege of voting goes beyond just pulling a lever. People need to understand who and what they are voting for. This blog is designed to allow people to discuss issues and candidates, become informed and involved.

The recently passed Health Care Reform Bill is not only an issue of Constitutional debate, but also of representation of the will of the people. The candidates in the US House & Senate that voted contrary to the will of the people are identified by state on this blog. There are videos that are in the process of being added for each of these politicians. I felt that it was far better to allow you to hear what they have to say in their own words, rather than mine.

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

CONNECTICUT

Politicians that Voted for Health Care Reform

Senator Dodd
Senator Lieberman
Representative John B Larson District 1
Representative Joe Courtney District 2
Representative Rosa DeLauro District 3
Representative Jim Himes District 4
Representative Christopher S Murphy District 5

Both Senate seats and five Representatives voted for Health Care Reform. Another State that by itself could have defeated the legislation. The people of this State can and will make a difference.

Each State Retaliate

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Wednesday, March 31, 2010

CONNECTICUT

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