Defeating John Boehner in 2012 is Priority #1


As a concerned American I have questioned the direction the Democratic party has taken in the 2012 elections.

I specifically want to know why the DNC, DCCC and Team Obama have not made unseating Representative John Boehner a #1 2012 election priority?

They had a good candidate in 2010 but did not back him.

Ohiodailyblog conversation w/ Justin Coussoule

http://www.ohiodailyblog.com/content/conversation-justin-coussoule-part-three

What is wrong with you people? Are you stuck on stupid?

John Boehner is the General of the Republican Party in the House of Representatives. He needs to be defeated in 2012.

A national contribution campaign needs to be started to support the Democratic candidate running against John Boehner. A $5 donation is all that is required from every person on your mailing list.

Let's defeat all of the Republicans this November starting with John Boehner.

Sunday, July 25, 2010

John Boehner voted NO on HR 2997

Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agency Appropriations Fiscal Year 2009-2010

Representative Boehner voted NO
Read statements Representative Boehner made in this general time period.


Project Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to adopt a conference report that makes appropriations for fiscal year 2009-2010 to agriculture programs, rural development programs, the Food and Drug Administration, and related agencies.

Highlights:

-Appropriates $126.46 billion for agriculture, rural development, the Food and Drug Administration, and related agencies for fiscal year 2009-2010, including the following allocations (Title I-VI):
    -$82.78 billion to Domestic Food programs;
    -$24.57 billion to Rural Development programs;
    -$12.54 billion to Agriculture programs;
    -$3.25 billion to the Food and Drug Administration;
    -$2.09 billion to the Foreign Agricultural Service; and
    -$1.01 billion to Conservation programs.
-Appropriates $350 million for dairy producer aid, $60 million of which shall go to the purchase of cheese and other dairy products and $290 million of which shall go to the assistance of dairy and other livestock producers that incur economic losses in connection with dairy and other livestock production (Title VII Sec. 748).

-Appropriates $4 million to the Secretary of Agriculture for grants for programs that develop and field test food products that are "designed to improve the nutritional delivery of humanitarian food assistance" (Title VII Sec. 724).

-Appropriates $3 million to the Hunger Fellowship Program, a program designed to encourage leadership in humanitarian service, to provide training and development opportunities for such leaders, and to increase awareness of the importance of public service (Title VII Sec. 727).

-Resolves that combat pay will not be considered income when determining eligibility for free or reduced school lunches for the children of members of the United States Armed Forces, nor for military eligible to apply for the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Children, and Infants (Title VII Sec. 734).

-Prohibits the use of funds to provide first class travel to employees of agencies that receive funding under this Act (Title VII Sec. 736).

-Prohibits the use of funds to establish or implement rules allowing the importation of poultry products from the People's Republic of China, unless the Secretary of Agriculture takes specified steps including conducting audits of inspection systems and on-site reviews of Chinese poultry processing facilities before certifying any such products as eligible for importation (Title VII, Sec. 743).

-Resolves that any household with at least 1 eligible child receiving assistance under the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act will continue to receive assistance from a state agency plan approved by the Department of Agriculture if the child's school is closed for more than five consecutive days due to a pandemic emergency (Title VII, Sec. 746).

Link to Legislation: http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c111:hr2997:

House Passage: 07/09/2009 : Bill Passed 266 - 160 (Roll no. 510)

Senate Passage With Amendment: 08/04/2009 : Bill Passed 80 - 17 (Record Vote Number 261)

House Conference Report Vote: 10/07/2009 : Conference Report Adopted 263 - 162 (Roll no. 761)

Senate Conference Report Vote: 10/08/2009 : Conference Report Adopted: 76 - 22 (Record Vote Number 318)

President Passage: 10/21/2009 : Signed Became Public Law Number 111-80

Sponsor:
Rep. DeLauro, Rosa (D-CT)

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