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Stupak is no more!

Andrew Lawton — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 19:15:10 +0000

Michigan Rep. Bart Stupak, who was the central figure in the abortion debate surrounding the health care law, announced Friday he will retire from Congress at the end of this term.

Michigan Democratic Rep. Bart Stupak, the central player in a grueling abortion debate underlying the health care law, announced Friday he will retire from Congress at the end of this term, because “it’s time to begin a new and exciting chapter.”

So now, the newest moral conscience of the Democratic Party since Ted Kennedy will fade into oblivion as we remember the valuable lessons he taught us: don’t trust a Democrat, and the pro-life Democrats still have a price-tag.

Judas Stupak's 30 Pieces Of Silver

Strictly Right — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 18:50:47 +0000

In what is most assuredly a coincidence, the 11 Democrats led by Bart Stupak that claimed to be pro-life but still voted for Obamacare, which will fund abortions with tax payer dollars, have requested $3.4 billion in earmarks. Not to worry though, Stupak’s office assured disgusted citizens that “The congressman’s vote for health care has no connection to annual appropriations requests.” That’s right, just move along, nothing to see here. This is a glaring example of the way things work in Washington. These 11 Lapdog Democrats are spineless. Their votes were bought and paid for. In any other circumstance this would be called what it is – bribery. But not in Congress. In Congress this is business as usual. At least when people are bribed by private citizens the briber isn’t using your money!

Here is rap sheet naming the 11 Congressmen and the price for their vote:

Rep. Jerry Costello of Illinois.: $1,418.7 million ($256.4 million in 2010)

Rep. Solomon Ortiz of Texas: $618 million ($726.1 million in 2010)

Stupak of Michigan: $578.9 million

Rep. Steve Driehaus of Ohio: $332.2 million

Rep. Marcy Kaptur of Ohio: $294 million ($305.7 million in 2010)

Rep. Kathy Dahlkemper of Pennsylvania: $236.8 million ($54 million in 2010)

Rep. James Oberstar of Minnesota.: $207 million ($226 million in 2010)

Rep. Brad Ellsworth of Indiana.: $115.4 million ($82.3 million in 2010)

Rep. Charles Wilson of Ohio: $84 million ($62.3 million in 2010)

Rep. Paul Kanjorski of Pennsylvania.: $67.1 million

Rep. Joseph Donnelly of Indiana: $19.8 million ($11.65 million in 2010)

Rep. Bart 'Faust' Stupak Folds like a Cheap Suit

Strictly Right — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 04:39:58 +0000

Surprise! Rep. Bart ‘Faust‘ Stupak wasn’t really interested in abortion – a little time to bask in the glory of the chosen one and a flimsy executive order was all it took to capture the votes of the Stupak coalition.

Let’s make a deal… Stupak vs. Faust:

Stupak’s deal gave the dems the five votes necessary to take control of American healthcare until, well, the end of time. In exchange, Stupak received an executive order that will hold until: (1) the next democrat President is elected after Obama and repeals it or (2) Obama changes his mind. Hopefully the messiah also threw in a visit to Stupak’s riding – that’ll be the nail in the coffin for Stupak.

Faust’s deal gave the devil his soul until, well, the end of time. In exchange, Faust received knowledge for the rest of his life. Faust dies, so does the knowledge, and he is damned for eternity.

And so it’s done. On March 21, 2009, the greatest healthcare system in the world was dealt a fatal blow… so reads the obituary.

I’m sorry that I couldn’t find a photo of Stupak accepting political favors for his vote, which is funny because I thought CSPAN was going to be allowed to film all negotiations.

Give 'Em Hell, John!

Strictly Right — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 04:25:31 +0000

Just remember it aint over yet everybody – all is not lost. So Bart Stupak and his lapdog losers were as phony as a $3 bill – are you surprised? News flash – they’re Democrats! We’ll push ‘em back. Now is the time for every Republican to pledge that the first action they will take upon being elected is the full and complete repeal of this disaster. In the video above John Boehner sounded the right message for the GOP “HELL NO!” If you are still depressed, just remember the placard that Ronaldus Magnus kept on his desk: And it will be done.

Here’s some additional motivation:

Killing kids works better than discipline anyway

Andrew Lawton — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 08:43:20 +0000

According to the Democratic leadership at least. Representative Bart Stupak (R-MI) is one of the few non-idiotic rational Democrats. In other words, he’s a proud ‘NO’ vote for Obamacare based on the bill’s strong support and advocacy for abortion and his pro-life values. Of course, Stupak was the one who introduced the creatively-named ‘Stupak Amendment’ to the Obama healthcare overhaul removing a lot of the support for Abortion. While Stupak isn’t leaving his party, he seems quite aware of the fact that his own party is ignoring him and keeping him out of negotiations, and the Democrats seem insistent on pushing forth their pro-death agenda.

Apparently the Democrats are getting into business of population control.

If you pass the Stupak amendment, more children will be born, and therefore it will cost us millions more.

On the upside, at least the Democrats are finally interested in keeping costs down.