Now that the House Republicans wasted tax dollars on a vote that will do NOTHING

[LynneSin]

Now what?

I mean the senate isn't going to repeal health care and even still they do not have enough votes to kill a veto.

So that was a worthless debate from a worthless group of people who did ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

I hope by 2012 people will wake up and realize they voted idiots to represent them in DC.

[glinda]

1. This is what the MSM should point out over and over again.

[glinda]

3. Does anyone know how much it cost to do that?

[onenote]

8. probably about the same amount it cost when Democrats pushed bills to a vote

knowing that chimpy would veto them. Like the Iraq withdrawal bill in 2007 or the SCHIP extension.

The repeal bill is a stupid, indefensible bill as a matter of policy, but focusing on the idea that it wasted money to have the vote is a bad idea.

[Skidmore]

2. But, I thought

we wanted it repealed soooo badly that we were willing not to show up at the ballots last November. So was it a waste of time? Isn't that what we kept hearing on DU all last year? That we'd rather have no health care reform law at all than this one?

Of course, some of us wanted it and went to the polls to try to save a Dem majority.

[LynneSin]

5. Don't look at me - I campaigned my ass off for Chris Coons

We Democrats had many good wins here in our state of Delaware!

[Monsoon]

4. The idiots know nothing about keeping their powder dry

or taking lost causes off of the table.

[Ineeda]

6. Reid says he won't allow it

to even come to the floor of the Senate. Cantor is outraged, I tell ya, outraged!

[abluelady]

7. Poor Whiney Eric

I sure hope the media talks a lot about all the bills passed in the House that the Republicans didn't allow to come to the floor.

[Johonny]

9. probably get them a lot of media attention

nothing for the American people, free campaign time for the Republicans.

How many Dem house votes the previous 2 years went nowhere in the senate, but got zero coverage by the media?