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If you're tired of trading freedom for 'security' call your Reps and Senators and tell them to vote NO on the Patriot Act today.
Patriot Act vote today
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OK, now I know the end of the world is coming....Felicie and I agree on something!
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Awesome Job Felicia... seems you are finally getting through to some.
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Nonsense. People like have been against it from the beginning.
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OK, now I know the end of the world is coming....Felicie and I agree on something!
lol
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Nah we don't want to change this witch. She's a believer in freedom of speech no matter who doesn't like it. Gotta respect someone for that. but thanks anyway.
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Patriot Act on hold?
by Donny Shaw May 25, 2011
No matter how hard rank-and-file members of Congress may try to reform it, the PATRIOT Act always seems to get special protection from the leadership. In February when the last PATRIOT Act extension was passed by Congress, the House Republican leadership did all it could, including violating a major campaign pledge on procedural openness, to prevent representatives from having their amendments voted on. Now that it's up for extension again, it's the Senate Democrats this time who are using special procedural maneuvers to block senators from offering amendments.
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by Donny Shaw May 25, 2011
No matter how hard rank-and-file members of Congress may try to reform it, the PATRIOT Act always seems to get special protection from the leadership. In February when the last PATRIOT Act extension was passed by Congress, the House Republican leadership did all it could, including violating a major campaign pledge on procedural openness, to prevent representatives from having their amendments voted on. Now that it's up for extension again, it's the Senate Democrats this time who are using special procedural maneuvers to block senators from offering amendments.
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Another 4 years
Last night both the House and the Senate passed the so-called Patriot Act. When the final votes were tallied, 23 senators voted against final passage -- up from 8 on Monday. In the House, 31 Republicans voted against the bill. It was only able to pass with the support of 54 Democrats.
It's late, they all need to go every one of them.
Last night both the House and the Senate passed the so-called Patriot Act. When the final votes were tallied, 23 senators voted against final passage -- up from 8 on Monday. In the House, 31 Republicans voted against the bill. It was only able to pass with the support of 54 Democrats.
It's late, they all need to go every one of them.
