Opposition Party?
The 73 Democrats Who Sold Out Consumers
Robert Andrews (NJ-1st)
Joe Baca (CA-43rd)
Brian Baird (WA-3rd)
Melissa Bean (IL-8th)
Marion Berry (AR-1st)
Sanford Bishop (GA-2nd))
Dan Boren (OK-2nd)
Leonard Boswell (IA-3rd)
Rick Boucher (VA-9th)
Allen Boyd (FL-2nd)
Dennis Cardoza (CA-18th)
Ed Case (HI-2nd)
Ben Chandler (KY-6th)
Emanuel Cleaver (MO-5th)
Jim Cooper (TN-5th)
Jim Costa (CA-20th)
Bud Cramer (AL-5th)
Joseph Crowley (NY7th)
Henry Cuellar (TX-28th)
Artur Davis (AL-7th)
Jim Davis (FL-11th)
Lincoln Davis (TN-4th)
Chet Edwards (TX-17th
Bob Etheridge (NC-2nd
Harold Ford (TN-9th
Charlie Gonzalez (TX-20th)
Bart Gordon (TN-6th)
Al Green (TX-9th)
Jane Harman (CA-36th)
Stephanie Herseth (SD-At-Large)
Brian Higgins (NY-27th)
Ruben Hinojosa (TX-15th)
Tim Holden (PA-17th)
Darlene Hooley (OR-5th)
Steny Hoyer (MD-5th)
Steve Israel (NY-2nd)
William Jefferson (LA-2nd)



Ron Kind (WI-3rd)
Rick Larsen (WA-2nd)
Jim Matheson (UT-2nd)
Carolyn McCarthy (NY-4th)
Mike McIntyre (NC-7th)
Kendrick Meek (FL-17th)
Gregory Meeks (NY-6th)
Charlie Melancon (LA-3rd)
Bob Menendez (NJ-13th)
Mike Michaud (ME-2nd)
Alan Mollohan (WV-1st)
Dennis Moore (KS-3rd)
Jim Moran (VA-8th)
John Murtha (PA-12th)
Solomon Ortiz (TX-27th)
Ed Pastor (AZ-4th)
Collin Peterson (MN-7th)
Earl Pomeroy (ND-At-Large)
David Price (NC-4th)
Nick Rahall (WV-3rd)
Silvestre Reyes (TX-16th)
Mike Ross (AR-4th)
Steven Rothman (NJ-9th)
Dutch Ruppersberger (MD-2nd)
John Salazar (CO-3rd)
Allyson Schwartz (PA-13th)
David Scott (GA-13th)
Ike Skelton (MO-4th)
John Spratt (SC-5th)
Ted Strickland (OH-6th)
John Tanner (TN-8th)
Ellen Tauscher (CA-10th)
Gene Taylor (MS-4th)
Mike Thompson (CA-1st)
David Wu (OR-1st)
Albert Wynn (MD-4th)


'New Democrats': 142 House Democrats received an average campaign contribution of $7,884 from the credit card industry in the 2004 election cycle.

Common Dreams: Read Whole Story
http://www.commondreams.org/cgi-bin/print....s05/0415-09.htm

For all Americans who care, how do you really feel about this?
I would recommend to copy or print these pages and then staple them together and put them into a folder for future reference (ie. the next election these democrats are running in). As citizens and democrats we must watch the voting records of every democratic elected official within our party and must not ever allow them to vote against the interest of the people of america. And if they do vote against the people's interest, we must , as voters, make sure that we do not vote for that democratic representative ever again.

To vote for these democrats would be like giving a crack addict more crack to get better.

Wonder when they will stop bailing out corporations? They don't believe in welfare except when it's 'corporate welfare.' No need for them to worry about healthcare either. Somehow this seems to make a difference!

ncMindy, I agree with your centiment 100%.

Do you realize how hard it is to research the statistics on the multi-international corporations who file bankruptcy, companies like Enron and Worldcom and at the rate that these companies file.

I have lots of friends in business and they will tell you that these big companies really love the bankruptcy laws for their own selfish protection. But when it comes to the citizens being protected from corporate fraud of greedy, fraudulent multi-international corporations like the credit card industries, what they do is contribute millions of dollars to their political constituents to represent them in the white house and to undeniably remove any data or disclosers that will reveal the truth about how often these corporations use the bankruptcy laws against the citizens and other corporations.

Thank you for your response ncMindy.

Sincerely,
CP