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Is anyone else noticing the outright arrogance of this administration? They are completely ignorant of public opinion (not to mention the constitution).  Obama’s victory speech tried to say that America was listened to and he delivered what they wanted. Has he not seen the polls? Is he truly that far out of touch with reality or is he getting bad intelligence data from someone?

Then you have Jessie Jackson giving a smug look at tea partiers and grabbing at their signs, clearly attempting to bait them.

Al Sharpton understands what Obama’s change means.  The man is claiming that Americans voted overwhelmingly for the way Obama is transforming the country, and if it is Socialism, so be it.  His delivery is amazingly smug.

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There’s little doubt Pelosi will actually let it happen, but John Boehner has formally asked that there be a “Call of the Roll.”  Typically, rolls are taken electronically unless the Speaker requests that the votes be taken by a “Call of the Roll.” In that case, the Clerk would call each member alphabetically by surname and give their vote.

It is a shame that Pelosi won’t even consider doing this. It would make fantastic fodder in the elections to show each member that votes yes verbally giving their votes. I’m guessing that many that are voting yes on this bill are doing so with a great deal of shame (not to mention a lot of whip-marks on their backs from the Democrat leadership).

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Rep Boehner (R-OH) said clearly what needed to be said.  The fact that the Democrats backed out of a promise to leave for the public to review the bill was bad enough… but consider the fact that not a single member of the House had a chance to read the bill and yet voted on it.  Yes, they voted for a bill that, when interest is added in, will cost the country $1 Trillion… Absolute obsurdity!  By the way, check out the size of this bill when it is printed out.

Boehner also pointed out (not in video) that this bill will cost every American family approximately $10,000.  The Government seems determined to find out if the way to get out of debt is to go further into it.

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