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rurallib

(62,371 posts) Wed Mar 22, 2017, 04:24 PM Mar 2017

Just called David Young's office on that screw our health bill

He is a no.

And Rod Blum is a no!

I am almost scared to call King
And King is leaning no.

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Just called David Young's office on that screw our health bill (Original Post) rurallib Mar 2017 OP

Thank you! Warpy Mar 2017 #1

Young is running ads rsdsharp Mar 2017 #2

Me too! progressoid Mar 2017 #3

People like you will be the heroes if this fails karynnj Mar 2017 #4

Warpy

(111,106 posts)

1. Thank you!

Reply to rurallib (Original post)

Wed Mar 22, 2017, 04:27 PM

Mar 2017

Every Republican voting "no" is a great help.

It's especially a great help because it will teach them all that they can say "no" to their party's worst idiocy.

rsdsharp

(9,123 posts)

2. Young is running ads

Reply to rurallib (Original post)

Wed Mar 22, 2017, 04:31 PM

Mar 2017

in favor of the bill. I saw one this morning.

progressoid

(49,917 posts)

3. Me too!

Reply to rurallib (Original post)

Wed Mar 22, 2017, 04:32 PM

Mar 2017

Tried the local office but no one there. Des Moines office told me he was voting NO.

karynnj

(59,494 posts)

4. People like you will be the heroes if this fails

Reply to rurallib (Original post)

Wed Mar 22, 2017, 04:57 PM

Mar 2017

I live in VT - calling my Congressman, Peter Welch, will do absolutely nothing - like all Democrats he is a very safe "no".

I hope that everyone here from a red or purple state is calling their Congress person and asking all their friends to do so as well.

The New York Times has been tracking this and from the top it seems they recently updated it. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/03/20/us/politics/health-care-whip-count.html?_r=0 Very nice list near the bottom of where all the Republicans stand.

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