Who do you support for the U.S. Senate race ?

Voted For Lee Fisher

who needs bush's budget director? wtf? is this the best the gop could do?

Voted For Rob Portman

Are you kidding? This one is a no brainer!

BRENDASKANKS wrote:

who needs bush's budget director? wtf? is this the best the gop could do?

Wait til 2012 when they run Mooseturd Palin!!!!

LMAO

i support sex ,drugs and rock n roll !

They have been ignoring the people too long. They have been warned for a long time. They can be replaced. If they had done their jobs, this wouldn't have to be.
But the people are sick of them and their big government, and won't take it long.

Voted For Lee Fisher

No way are we voting for a Bush sidekick, Wall Streeter. Main St., not Wall street.

Portman Was A Registered Foreign Agent With DC Lobbying Firm From 1985-1986.
Portman was a registered foreign agent with the DC-based law and lobby firm Patton, Boggs &
Blow from June, 1985 to October, 1986. According to the short-form registration statement filed
with the US Department of Justice, Portman provided “legal and related services” on behalf of
the firm’s clients. Such services may have included “formal and/or informal advocacy of the
clients’ interests before U.S. Government agencies, in the courts and before the Congress,”
and/or,“advice and counsel with respect to the domestic or foreign policies of the United States
and other countries.”[US Department of Justice, Portman Short-Form Registration Statement,
6/26/85]
Portman Worked At The White House Under George H.W. Bush. Just after graduating from
college, Portman worked as an advance man for then-vice president George H.W. Bush. From
1989 to 1991, during Bush’s tenure in the White House, Portman began his tenure there as an
associate counsel, then became director of the legislative-affairs office.[New York Times,
2/16/03; Cleveland Plain Dealer, 3/20/05; South China Morning Post, 12/16/05]
• Portman: I Owe My Career To The Bush Family. Talking about George
W. Bush, Portman said,“I feel like I really owe my political career to his
father.” Portman also said,“I have a loyalty and allegiance to making them
[the Bush administration] successful. I have a real commitment to that.”[The
Hill, 10/18/05; Cincinnati Enquirer, 3/18/05; AP, 3/29/03]
• Portman: I Owe President Bush 41 Big Time. In January of 2006,
Portman told Institutional Investor magazine,“I really owe 41 big time,”
using a common nickname for President George H.W. Bush, whom he
credits for starting his political career.[Institutional Investor, 1/2006]
May 1993: Portman Elected To US House of Representatives. On May 4, 1993, Portman
defeated Democratic opponent Lee Hornberger 70-30% in a special election to succeed
Representative Willis Gradison in the US House of Representatives.[AP, 5/5/93]

• Portman Served As Chairman Of House Republican Leadership, Liaison to the
White House. Portman served as chairman of the House Republican Leadership under
Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert (D-Ill.). Portman’s primary responsibility was to
chair full leadership meetings, which typically took place once every two weeks. Portman
also monitored the mood of Republicans on major bills, and served as a liaison between
House Republican Leadership and the White House.[Roll Call, 3/21/05; Cleveland Plain
Dealer, 3/20/05]
March 2005: Bush Nominated Portman To Be US Trade Representative. On March 17,
2005, President George W. Bush nominated Portman to be US Trade Representative.
Speaking at the White House, Bush called Portman a “good friend, a decent man and a skilled
negotiator.”[New York Times, 3/18/05]
April 2006: Bush Nominated Portman To Be OMB Director. On April 18, 2006, President
George W. Bush announced that he had nominated Portman to head the White House Office of
Management and Budget.[Gannett News Service, 4/19/06]
ROB PORTMAN: A WALL STREET REPUBLICAN
Portman Takes Thousands from Wall Street Banks…
Portman Has Taken $160,000 from Wall Street Banks and TARP Recipients. According to
campaign finance records, Portman has accepted $160,850 in campaign contributions from the
PACs and employees of Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, J.P. Morgan Chase, UBS, AIG, Wells
Fargo, Morgan Stanley, U.S. Bancorp, Capital One, Bank of New York Mellon and Wachovia.
[FEC.gov; CQ Moneyline, accessed 2/4/10]
• Portman Has Taken $32,250 from Goldman Sachs’ PAC and Employees. According
to campaign finance records, Portman and his leadership PAC have accepted $32,250 in
campaign contributions from the Goldman Sachs Political Action Committee and
Goldman Sachs employees.[FEC.gov; CQ Moneyline, accessed 2/4/10]
o Goldman Sachs’s PAC Gave $15,000 to Portman’s Leadership
PAC. According to campaign finance records, the Goldman Sachs
Group Political Action Committee gave $15,000 to America’s Majority
Trust, Portman’s leadership PAC.[FEC.gov]
o Portman Has Taken $17,250 from Goldman Sachs Employees.

According to campaign finance records, Portman has accepted
$17,250 in campaign contributions from Goldman Sachs employees
over the course of his career.[CQ Moneyline, accessed 2/4/10]
• Portman Has Taken $46,300 from Citigroup’s PAC and Employees. According to
campaign finance records, Portman and his leadership PAC have accepted $46,300 in
campaign contributions from the Citigroup, Inc. Political Action Committee and Citigroup
employees.[FEC.gov; CQ Moneyline, accessed 2/4/10]
o Portman Accepted $5,000 from Citigroup’s PAC in 2009. According to campaign
finance records, Portman accepted a $5,000 campaign contribution from the
Citigroup, Inc. Political Action Committee in 2009.[FEC.gov]
o Citigroup’s PAC Gave $8,500 to Portman’s Leadership PAC. According to
campaign finance records, the Citigroup, Inc. Political Action Committee gave $8,500
to America’s Majority Trust, Portman’s leadership PAC.[FEC.gov]
o Portman Has Taken $32,800 from Citigroup Employees. According to campaign
finance records, Portman has accepted $32,800 in campaign contributions from
Citigroup employees over the course of his career.[CQ Moneyline, accessed 2/4/10]
• Portman Has Taken $9,500 from J.P. Morgan Chase’s PAC and Employees.
According to campaign finance records, Portman and his leadership PAC have accepted
$9,500 in campaign contributions from the J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. State and Federal
Political Action Committee and J.P. Morgan Chase Employees.[FEC.gov; CQ Moneyline,
accessed 2/4/10]
o J.P. Morgan Chase’s PAC Gave $2,000 to Portman’s Leadership
PAC. According to campaign finance records, the J.P. Morgan Chase
& Co. State and Federal Political Action Committee gave $2,000 to
America’s Majority Trust, Portman’s leadership PAC.[FEC.gov]
o Portman Has Taken $7,500 from J.P. Morgan Chase Employees.
According to campaign finance records, Portman has accepted
$7,500 in campaign contributions from J.P. Morgan Chase
employees over the course of his career.[CQ Moneyline, accessed
2/4/10]
• Portman Has Taken $13,800 from UBS’s PAC and Employees. According to
campaign finance records, Portman and his leadership PAC have accepted $13,800 in
campaign contributions from the UBS Americas Fund for Better Government and UBS
employees.[FEC.gov; CQ Moneyline, accessed 2/4/10]
o UBS’s PAC Gave $10,000 to Portman’s Leadership PAC. According to campaign
finance records, the UBS Americas Fund for Better Government gave $10,000 to
America’s Majority Trust, Portman’s leadership PAC.[FEC.gov]
o Portman Has Taken $3,800 from UBS Employees. According to campaign finance
records, Portman has accepted $3,800 in campaign contributions from UBS
employees over the course of his career.[CQ Moneyline, accessed 2/4/10]

who are you working for mariah????

inquiring mind wrote:

who are you working for mariah????

Working for Americans.

inquiring mind wrote:

who are you working for mariah????

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Voted For Lee Fisher

Portman is an actor.He has never worn blue jeans in his entire life.

Mariah wrote:

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No thanks, we all know how to Google and search.

Voted For Rob Portman

Portman is less socialistic than Fisher...lesser of two evils

Vet wrote:

They have been ignoring the people too long. They have been warned for a long time. They can be replaced. If they had done their jobs, this wouldn't have to be.
But the people are sick of them and their big government, and won't take it long.

I is really weird that people talk crap about BIG Government until they want something from the Government. Like Sarah Stalin getting that Socialist Restraining order. But the government GAVE her one. We have to protect the wingnuts too. Everyone is equal. You cry about Freedom of Speech and Upholding The Constitution, but ONLY FOR YOU. Our Givernment is no bigger now than under W. The difference is Obama is spending it on long neglected needs of the American people. Bush just charged his 2 wars and programs that did nothing except increase the deficit. Why didn't you gripe about the national debt and big government when Bush was president?

inquiring mind wrote:

who are you working for mariah????

Who do you work for?

You can wrap a piece of dung in a pretty bow but it's still a piece of dung and it still stinks.

Portman resembles that piece of dung

Paid trolls hit this site. They are not from this area. Propaganda. Political.

I am voting for Portman. Fisher is a socialist