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Harry Reid is dumping legislation dealing with energy and the Gulf oil spill from the Senate docket. Insufficient Democratic support is a major reason the bill can’t clear a Senate where Democrats hold 59 seats. But that’s not how the Senate majority leader sees it.
“It’s a sad day when you can’t find a handful of Republicans to support a bill” that holds BP accountable and creates green jobs, Reid complained to reporters, according to the Hill.
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Katy Benningfield | 8.3.10 @ 4:27PM
Harry is losing support and he knows it. The Republicans are sticking together and won't fall for his schemes and dirty tricks, especially not this year. No one wants to be seen as being Harry Reid's buddy. Plus, Harry's got his own problems back at home. Sharon Angle's got him by the throat. I enjoyed being out at the RightOnline blogger conference in Vegas, and the best part was going door-to-door, campaigning against Harry!
Katy
Emerald Isle NC
The Wizard| 8.3.10 @ 5:09PM
BBBBBWWWWWAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!!!!!
Man I can't wait until Dorot, uh Sharon throws that bucket of water on Harry.
Curly Smith| 8.3.10 @ 5:30PM
Don't worry Harry, I'm sure we can find more than a handful of Republicans to hold you and your Party accountable. Heck, we might even create some Orange Jobs for Maxine Waters, Charlie Rangel, and... how about those shady lands deals Harry?
harry| 8.3.10 @ 10:15PM
curly, what shady land deals? ain't no r behind my name.
Cuffa| 8.4.10 @ 11:22AM
That's right, Harry!
We don't just need a party of "NO".
we need a party of "HELL NO".
Harry needs to permanently
go home and take his medication.
He looks like death warmed over.
Anyone Butt Reid| 8.4.10 @ 4:13PM
Dirty Harry knows faar too many dead people that are more than happy to vote for him.
Unfortunately, he will be re-elected instead of REJECTED as should be.
Is it not amazing how any one person would be willing to spend tens of millions of dollars for a job that pay a couple hundred thousand a year...
That alone is not only suspicous but plain wrong.
Might as well put Congressional seats on ebay - that way we might know where the money, in part, comes from to buy said seat.
I'd vote for a Billy Goat over Harry Reid