C-Span Poll - Should Dems LISTEN to Repugs?

[Terre]

http://www.capitalnews.org/

Currently 48 Yes - 52 No
694 votes


You know what to do.

BTW, if this has already been posted and I didn't see it, could a Mod pleased delete or move? Thanks

[Nite Owl]

1. Done

Yes


47%


No


52%



Total Votes: 700

[valerief]

2. done

Should House Democrats seek GOP input when crafting bills during the first 100 hours?

Yes
47%

No
53%

Total Votes: 704

[Terre]

8. Thanks for posting the specific question

I figured the word listen put it pretty succinctly, don't you?

:)

[valerief]

11. Most definitely. I think the Repugs need to sit in the Naught Corner

for the next two years, myself, until they learn how to play nice in the sandbox.

[Terre]

30. Well said

:thumbsup: :)

[rodeodance]

3. Total Votes: 724 Yes 46%

Should House Democrats seek GOP input when crafting bills during the first 100 hours?
Yes 46%
No
54%

Total Votes: 724

[citizen snips]

4. done

n/t

[momster]

5. 54% No

Go DU!

[Union Thug]

6. absolutely not. No quarter given, none returned.

These bastards have taken action that directly affects my family, my friends and their families. In their disdain for the working people of this country, they've taken back that which was hard won, sometimes with blood, by my forebears. They have gleefully butchered people for the benefit of the wealthy, they have worked for the benefit of wealth and screwed the rest of us, etc.

Fuck the republicans. Shut them out whenever possible.

[rock]

7. Sure, that's why the voters put the Dems in

(You betcha sarcasm)

[bluerum]

9. Err,, we been listenin for 6 years. Haven't heard much worth repeatin.

NO! (56%N)

[diddlysquat]

10. done

[sinkingfeeling]

12. 57% - NO

[otohara]

13. Hell No, For At Least 100 Days

make them suffer, then open the door if they've been good boys and girls.

[iconoclastic cat]

14. Only with FISA court approval. nt

[Melissa G]

15. 59% no n/t

[rodeodance]

16. k

[rodeodance]

17. Total Votes: 874

Should House Democrats seek GOP input when crafting bills during the first 100 hours?
Yes
40%
No
60%

Total Votes: 874

[rodeodance]

18. REc.

[rodeodance]

19. k

[rodeodance]

20. k

[rodeodance]

21. k

[rodeodance]

22. k

[rodeodance]

23. k

:9

[Freddie Stubbs]

24. With slim majorities in the House and Senate, and Bush with a veto pen,

not much will get done if Democrats in Congress cannot get some Republican support.

[cui bono]

36. True, never the less, I think it's good to show the people's disgust with the Repugs.

In reality they should listen to them. Some of them anyway.

[Zenlitened]

41. Republicans are free to vote in favor of Democrat-authored bills.

I'm trusting our leadership to put forth well-crafted legislation that is clearly beneficial to our country as a whole.

In fact, I'm assuming the measures have largely been written, typed up and readied for submission by now, so no further nattering by Republicans is necessary during these first 100 days.

If some Republicans want to vote against legislation favored by the voters, just because it says in plain letters "Brought to You by the Democratic Party," let 'em.

If they want to do right by America... well, c'mon along.

[Tippy]

25. 61%...NO...39%...Yes...Total 931.....n/t

[Chemical Bill]

26. No 62%, yes 38% n/t

[hashibabba]

27. Done. 62% No!

[azmouse]

28. done n/t

[Fovea]

29. Currently 64% no

Goodnight, puggies.

[Staph]

31. As of 4:01 PM EST. . .

Should House Democrats seek GOP input when crafting bills during the first 100 hours?
Yes 35%
No 65%

Total Votes: 1097

[blueblitzkrieg]

32. done

65% - no

[melissinha]

33. I disagree with you guys

I said YES. Democrats should show some class and do what the GOP has not. Listen. Now do anything they want, on most things... hell no!

[cui bono]

34. 66% say NO!

[SemperEadem]

35. sure they should listen

then discard what they hear and vote their mind. That robs the thugs of the arguement that they weren't included in the process. "Yes, we heard what you said, but we disagree and since we have the majority, we will vote the way the people who elected us want us to vote, unlike you who listen to corporations, the wealthy, funda-mental cases and the neocons, ignore your constituents and vote to line your own pockets".

[EC]

37. Why? Have they changed their minds on anything?

If not, then we already know all they have to say.

[nicknameless]

38. 67% No

[POAS]

39. That would be like saying

"Thank you sir, may I have another?"

[bigwillq]

40. Done

Should House Democrats seek GOP input when crafting bills during the first 100 hours?
Yes


32%


No


67%



Total Votes: 1336

[CANDO]

42. 68% to 32% no/yes 5:52 pm

eom

[CTyankee]

43. That's what I got! Good going! Keep it up DU.

n/t

[Faux pas]

44. I wish the no vote had read 'OH HELL NO!!!!!' n/t

[Cha]

45. Why the heck should Dems listen

to a bunch of cowering scandalized traitors?!

"68%~NO!"

[pscot]

46. Now 32% yes to 68% no

Over 1400 votes in.

[npincus]

47. NO

[Little Star]

48. Not anytime soon! n/t

[IndyOp]

49. 69% No. I was disappointed there was no "Fuck No!" option. (n/t)

[corkhead]

52. great minds think alike

I am glad I say yours before I almost submitted a nearly identical post.
:toast:

[baldguy]

50. There's no reason to.

The GOP has proven that they will always abdicate their responsibility of oversight of the Executive branch for political expediency. At best they're lazy and unprofessional - at worst they're traitors and criminals. Neither position is needed by the new Congress.

[Imagevision]

51. Dems shouldallow repugs stay on 3 day work week, - who needs them?!!