Mark Kirk Sells Out Illinois

US Rep. Mark Kirk - 10th Congressional District - has essentially sold out Illinois for his lobbyist friends.  Common sense has taken a backseat  to campaign donations.  Can someone tell me the difference between "pay for play" and how Rep. Kirk voted on Cap and Trade?  Rep. Kirk was listed in the Top 20 receivers of environmental lobbyist PAC money in 2008. 

Rep. Kirk has his eyes on the Senate seat first, and the Governor's mansion second.  If he tries to run, be sure to NOT vote for him the in primary season.  He, with the help of 7 other GOP, allowed Cap and Trade to pass the House.  Now, with Stuart Smalley (aka Al Frankin) providing a filibuster proof Senate, Cap and Trade will have better chances of getting passed into law. 

Thanks Rep. Mark Kirk.  Thanks for representing the interests of the environmental lobby over Illinois.  If anyone reading this sees the unemployment line in 2012 because Cap and Trade passes or you're paying 25% more on your power bills, be sure to call his office and thank him.  I know I will.


 

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  • 6/30/2009 6:48 PM Foxwood wrote:
    Don't believe this is not a tax on those making under $250,000 and 95% of Americans will not get taxed. Everything this bill touches will go down the FOOD chain. Gas, electricity, food, products and services. Everything will go up, but it's not a tax on you. Not to mention man made climate change is a myth.

    http://animal-farm.us/change/more-on-crap-trade-491
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    1. 6/30/2009 8:23 PM downstateiladvocate wrote:
      And now the Obama administration has silenced an EPA report questioning the whole validity of global warming.  I hope this helps push Al Gore towards the unemployment line...

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