http://www.adamsweb.us/blog/the-unbalanced-party/ Fighting a never ending battle... Thu, 26 Jan 2012 22:04:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.adamsweb.us/blog/the-unbalanced-party/comment-page-1/#comment-49413 Adam Graham Fri, 11 Jul 2008 03:41:13 +0000 http://www.adamsweb.us/blog/the-unbalanced-party/#comment-49413 You would have a point if the average Democratic Freshman didn't run as a moderate-to-conservative and then when they got up there went along with the leadership time and time again. The "Reforming" House Democrats of 2006 had an average record of voting against pork 2% of the time. I guess, you may call that change you can believe in, but I call it the same old same old. Unlike last time, Bill Sali has a Congressional Record of standing up for fiscal conservativism and Democratic Freshman have a record of being go along to get along sheep. Name me one Democratic Freshman who has put the breaks on the Democratic Party spending spree. You would have a point if the average Democratic Freshman didn’t run as a moderate-to-conservative and then when they got up there went along with the leadership time and time again. The “Reforming” House Democrats of 2006 had an average record of voting against pork 2% of the time. I guess, you may call that change you can believe in, but I call it the same old same old. Unlike last time, Bill Sali has a Congressional Record of standing up for fiscal conservativism and Democratic Freshman have a record of being go along to get along sheep. Name me one Democratic Freshman who has put the breaks on the Democratic Party spending spree.

]]> http://www.adamsweb.us/blog/the-unbalanced-party/comment-page-1/#comment-49408 Bubblehead Fri, 11 Jul 2008 00:43:41 +0000 http://www.adamsweb.us/blog/the-unbalanced-party/#comment-49408 Alternately, the case could be made the the voters of the 1st District could trade in a Congressman with absolutely no influence for one who the Congressional leadership would be much more likely to listen to when it comes to spending and other issues important to Idaho. Alternately, the case could be made the the voters of the 1st District could trade in a Congressman with absolutely no influence for one who the Congressional leadership would be much more likely to listen to when it comes to spending and other issues important to Idaho.

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