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January 22nd, 2007 by Richard Warnick Richard WarnickRichard Warnick

Cannon and Bishop vote against 5 of 6 ‘100 Hours’ bills

From Carrie Ulrich on Democracy for Utah:

100 hours votes

From the Utah Democratic Party:

While Democrats were hard at work making significant and needed changes in the halls of Congress, Utah Representatives Cannon and Bishop were petulantly voting against the interests of the American citizens and the clear wishes of their Utah constituents. Instead, they are lending their continued, if now ineffective, support to the misguided and shady machinations that represent the former Republican Majority.

The “100 hours” bills were so universally popular with Americans that they have been described as the legislative equivalent of eating dessert first. Couldn’t Cannon and Bishop handle the extra calories?

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3 Responses to “Cannon and Bishop vote against 5 of 6 ‘100 Hours’ bills”

  1. The Kelvin Chronicles Says:
    January 22nd, 2007 at 11:59 am

    What to say? You in Utah live at ABSOLUTE ZERO, 0 degrees Kelvin.

  2. Head up my Ass Says:
    January 22nd, 2007 at 12:08 pm

    Yo Kelvin,

    Here in Utah, I prefer 0 degrees Rankin. Is that ok?

  3. glenn Says:
    January 22nd, 2007 at 12:20 pm

    Stinkin’, Rankin, Kelvin, there just names for the reality you are living over in zion.

    It is incredible, there is no culture but for what is filled in Federal, State, and County offices, by what is local. Lived in zion long enough to figure that out.

    I nVermont where I hail, all offices performance are measured against the Constitutios, both State and Federal. This doesn’t happen in the West and it hardly just Utah.