House DEEM-ocrats Bribery of Retreat pork barreling barely works for soon to be defeated slow bleed strategy;

218 (MINIMUM NEED) to 212, though deserted by 14 nay voting Democrats and 4 not voting DEEMocrats, their bribery of retreat passes, only when 2 Republicans defect, while the most cowardly of all 1 Democrat, votes Present, 1 Repuglican and 2 Deemocratic cowards DID NOT VOTE AT ALL.

Republican defectors that were SOLELY responsible for this Temporary Victory of SLOW BLEED BRIBERY OF RETREAT.


PREPUGlican, 1st District of MD, Wayne Gilchrest, Maryland’s Eastern Shore VOTED YEA, the 217th of the minimum of 218 needed for passage.

PREPUGlican, 3rd District of NC, Walter B. Jones, South Eastern Coastal area including MCAS Beaufort and Camp Lejune and Fort Bragg where some of America’s largest and most elite Marine Ranger and Airborne Military Installations are, VOTED YEA, the 218th of the minimum of 218 needed for passage.


Democrats voting against Murtha’s Slow Bleed and Pelosi’s Bribery for Defeat

John Barrow, 12th District Georgia

Dan Boren 2nd District of Oklahoma;

Lincoln Davis 3rd District of Tennessee;

Dennis Kuninich, 10th District of Ohio;

Sheila Jackson, 18th District of Texas;

John Lewis, 5th District of Georgia;

Jim Marshal, 8th District of Georgia;

James D. Matheson, 2nd District Utah;

Michael R. McNulty, 21st District New York

Mike Michaud, 2nd District, Maine

Gene Taylor, 4th District Mississippi;

Maxine Waters, 35th District of California;

Diane E Watson, 33rd District of California;

Lynn Woolsey, 6th District of California;

The 4 Spineless Congressmen ALL BUT ONE DEEMOCRATS!!

DEEM-ocrat, of the 13th District of California, Bay area Congressmen Pet Stark votes PRESENT,

Repuglican, 1st District of Virginia, Jo Ann Davis, Fredicksburg, Quantico,Norfolk a heavy Military/ Military Industry area, cowardly DID NOT VOTE.

DEEM-ocrat, 11st District of PA, Paul E. Kanjorski, cowardly DID NOT VOTE.

DEEM-ocrat, 12st District of NC, Mel Watt, Charlotte to Winston Salem, cowardly DID NOT VOTE

H R 1591 YEA-AND-NAY 23-Mar-2007 12:43 PM

QUESTION: On Passage

BILL TITLE: Making emergency supplemental appropriations for fiscal year ending September 30, 2007, and for other purposes

110th Congressional Composition;
Democrats- 234
Republicans-201

---------------Yeas------Nays-------PRES-------NV
Republican-----2--------198---------------------1
Democratic--216---------14--------1-----------3
Independent--------------------------------------

TOTALS------218--------212-------1------------3

---- YEAS 218 --- 216 Democrats and 2 Republicans


---- NAYS 212 ---198


---- ANSWERED “PRESENT” 1 ---

Stark

---- NOT VOTING 3 ---

Davis, Jo Ann Kanjorski Watt

Bush vows veto of House Iraq deadline bill

WASHINGTON, March 23 (Reuters) - President George W. Bush threatened on Friday to veto legislation approved by the House of Representatives that would impose a deadline for U.S. troops to withdraw from Iraq.

Bush accused Democrats who orchestrated the vote of "an act of political theater" that they know will never become law.

"They set rigid restrictions that would require an army of lawyers to interpret. They set an arbitrary date for withdrawal with no regard for conditions on the ground. And they tacked on billions in pet projects that have nothing to do with winning the war on terror," Bush said.

"This bill has too much pork, too many conditions and an artificial timetable for withdrawal. As I've made clear for weeks I will veto it if it comes to my desk," Bush said.

He went on to say as Defense Secretary Robert Gates has warned that if the emergency funds are not approved for the troops by April 15, they will face "significant disruptions," as would their families.