Once upon a time, a sexy centerfold with a pickup truck with a lack luster Beacon Hill resume visited Middleboro and voters genuflected.
Because the Massachusetts Democratic Party promoted a losing candidate as a reward for her service.....the Centerfold was initially elected.....
...the Koch Sock Puppet was then defeated by a qualified woman....
....forcing him to Carpetbag in New Hampshire where Scooter Brown lost against another woman with an informed electorate.
Scooter may have created a record of losing against 2 women!
Maybe that's why Fox News = Fake News = CULT hired him....
When I encountered LOCAL REPUBLICANS who had supported Scooter Brown, I asked:
'Did you know he voted for this....?'
'Did you know he voted against this....?'
The answer was invariably NO!
Scooter Brown's votes differed from his phony campaign rhetoric.
Scooter Brown is a Koch Sock Puppet!
There is simply NO EXCUSE for ignorance!
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| March 7, 2016
In this MegaVote for Massachusetts' 4th Congressional District:
Recent Congressional Votes
Upcoming Congressional Bills
Editor's Note: The House is not in session this week. | |
| Recent Senate Votes | |
| Opioid Abuse – Anti-Kickback Penalties - Vote Rejected (46-50, 4 Not Voting) The amendment would have increased anti-kickback penalties for doctors prescribing opioids and test a model for limiting Medicare opioid prescriptions. The amendment fell when a budgetary point of order, offered by Wyoming Republican Michael B. Enzi, was sustained. Sixty votes were needed to overcome the point of order. Sen. Edward Markey voted YES Sen. Elizabeth Warren voted YES Opioid Abuse – Additional Funding - Vote Rejected (48-47, 5 Not Voting) The amendment would have provided an additional $600 million for opioid abuse prevention and treatment programs. The amendment fell when a budgetary point of order, offered by Wyoming Republican Michael B. Enzi, was sustained. Sixty votes were needed to overcome the point of order. Sen. Edward Markey voted YES Sen. Elizabeth Warren voted YES | |
| Recent House Votes | |
| Ensuring Terminated Providers are Removed from Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program – Passage - Vote Passed (406-0, 27 Not Voting) The bill requires states to notify the Health and Human Services (HHS) Department of health care providers who are terminated from the state's Medicaid or Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) program because of fraud or other "for cause" reasons, and for HHS to maintain a database of providers terminated from a state Medicaid or CHIP program or the federal Medicare program in order to prevent such providers from participating in another state's Medicaid program. Rep. Joseph Kennedy III voted YES Regulatory Action and Kilns – Passage - Vote Passed (238-163, 32 Not Voting) The measure delays, until after all judicial reviews are completed, new EPA rules that set national emissions standards for hazardous air pollutants for the manufacturing of brick and structural clay products or clay ceramics. This delay applies only for those existing legal actions filed within 60 days of when EPA's rule was published in the Federal Register. Rep. Joseph Kennedy III voted NO | |
| Upcoming Votes | |
| Opioid Abuse - S524 The measure would authorize the Attorney General and Health and Human Services Department to issue grants to states, organizations and local entities for opioid abuse prevention and treatment programs. | |
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