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February 09, 2011 06:37 AM UTC
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on this issue. Good for them. Obama’s wrong on this one. Those provisions need to expire.
he joined the Republican delegation (sans Lamborn, who didn’t vote) in voting for the bill.
He told me this:
He’s been involved with Patriot Act Legislation because he thinks Dems needed to input on it, too.
His involvement was in 3 of 17 areas, which he said he thought desperately needed democratic reform. He insisted on the government needing legal warrants before searches.
The rest of it was only to go into effect until May of this year, and he thought that was reasonable.
Since I had his ear for ten minutes, I might get some more answers if I need them. I can try. Questions?
All the attention here is focused on the 26 Republicans who crossed over, but the Democrats who voted “no” deserve kudos, too. The Democratic President supported this extension, and it takes some balls to go up against Obama as a Democrat.
Disappointed in Perlmutter, though he’s still my favorite Congressman.
It’s still supposedly scheduled for 2/12, location and time TBA, on his house.gov site. Jeffco Dems’ reorganization meeting is that day, too, and he usually shows at least briefly for that, so my guess would be that he’ll do somewhere in central Jeffco. Doubt he’ll call it off at the last minute–it’s not like him–but he might, I suppose, if he can’t find a location comfortable with it? Or maybe he just wants to announce at the very last minute so that as much as possible attendees are really just people there for groceries and surprised to see him, rather than everyone and their cousin with a bone to pick with him.
Wonder if it’s so he can make it to speak at reorg? I hope so, I haven’t seen Ed in FOREVER!
It’s just that it now has to do so under normal House rules, which allow Representatives to offer amendments or motions to recommit, along with a debate period.
The only one I’m on the fence about is the roving wiretaps. Other than that, the other provisions can go.
This is a victory.
with the GOP house leadership. So, he should have to pay a price. I wrote ‘Gardner betrays small goverment roots – votes to support Obama Justice dept’ … that is part of the record. They can vote however they want to but that’s how to hold ’em accountable imo.