Teague to Vote Against Health Care Bill (NM-2)

The Albuquerque Journal ^ | Friday, 19 March 2010 17:55 | Michael Coleman

[Siena Dreaming]

This might be the vote that sent Pelosi back to Stupak.

Yes, he's probably a filthy weasel...but at least he said no to Nan.

[mrsmel]

Yep, I won’t stop holding my breath until the votes are taken and tallied, because Hussein and the gangster Pelosi are Satan’t spawn and we can’t know the extent of their dirty dealing until it’s over.

[proudpapa]

Exactly. Also lets make some calls thanking him for coming out against HC Reform.

[Jet Jaguar]

BTTT

[wildandcrazyrussian]

Teague had been one of the 64 Democrats who voted for the Stupak (pro-life) Amendment on 11/7/09, which gave cover to pro-life Democrats to vote for the House bill, which is irrelevant now since they are going to vote (or else not vote but “deem”) on the Senate bill. He had been Undecided on the Senate bill until just now.

[GOPsterinMA]

I feel a MSM hit job on Stupak/his gang coming out in the next 8 hours.

A large disturbance in the force...

[maine-iac7]

If any of the Stupak bunch move from undecided to no, this thing is dead.

Prayers up, everyone.

[maine-iac7]

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but what is it about Matheson’s vote that is so crucial

EVERY vote is crucial!

[NormsRevenge]

a pox on every representative that changes from No to Yes.. and on everyone that votes Yes.

[CedarDave]

Met and talked with Susana Martinez and some of the other Pubbie candidates. I was impressed and may support her for Governor.

[Sarah Barracuda]

Oh I know, I just thought that maybe that Matheson guy was the deciding factor or something

[maine-iac7]

If we win this one - we're all going to need a vacation - to gear up for their next push on their Marxist/Socialist agenda.

Their days in power are short and they are in panic mode.

If they lose this - PRAY GOD! - they are all lame ducks. And I don't think many dems will want to be connected to them. They probably wouldn't be able to get the rest of their take over agenda passed.

[Blue Turtle]

If they lose this....they will have no power to even bring up immigration. Pray to GOD!

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[mwl8787]

Dahlkemper and Nye are both critical.

Teague is very good news

[historyrepeatz]

Today was a day off from work for me, so... I made TONS of calls to the Capitol today. My phone bill will be an “Ouch” but you can’t put a price on stopping MARXISM.

[Recon Dad]

I’m way past Pox!

[Grunthor]

So that’s why Piglosi had a meeting with ole Bart tonight.

[rep-always]

So am I. Wayyyyyyyyyyy past.

[BARLF]

Thirty-seven Democrats voted against the health care bill last November. Of those, five have publicly switched their votes to yes. That leaves 32. In addition, some others might change their votes to yes as well, and Cantor names six: Baird, Kosmas, McMahon, Murphy, Tanner, and Teague.

Good news!