Frist - Senate votes - not talking about Bolton

[housewolf]

Bill Frist just listed off a schedule of votes for the next few days, all on judges. Next week startiing work on the enrgy bill, will take all week and into the next week.

The importatnt thing to note here is this:
He did not mention a vote on Bolton

That means that he does not have the votes to overcome the Dem filibuster on Bolton.

This is REALLY GOOOD NEWS for US!

[Laura PourMeADrink]

1. true. He also just made me sick by claiming the Rodgers vote was

Bipartisan. Bipartisan my a#&

[dean2016]

2. Nelson of Nebraska allowed him to say that

Nelson of Nebraska vote on Brown: aye


He is a major dino

[acmejack]

3. He is now an endandered species to boot.

That was a real punk act, she was going to be confirmed anyways. I can't figure out why he did it...

[tx_dem41]

5. Yep....hand the seat over to the Repubs out of spite....

or do have you identified a progressive candidate in Nebraska that can contend on a state-wide level? If you have, go for it.

[housewolf]

4. I know, I hated that too...

Yeah, 1 votes makes for a real solid bi-partisanship!


NOT!!

[FreedomAngel82]

6. Interesting

Why not? Are they still trying to get information out on him? Hmm. I'm glad to hear that though. Maybe this means no more Iran???

[LightningFlash]

7. They can't risk it anymore.

John Bolton will be appointed to some "low level" position like....An influential advisor for Cheney/Palpatine.

They can not take any chances now because if Bolton gets enough pressure, he will spill the beans on PNAC. He knows way too much, and then the entire F.B.I, British Secret Service, and everyone else will be investigating the U.S. government impeachable offenses.