Msnbc blatantly dishonest

[IlarMeilyr]

Jeez. Reid voted "no" in order to be able to have the vote matter taken up again.

It was just a procedural device he has used before.

Seriously, I hate that prick, but it would be still kind of silly to count HIS "no" vote.

 

[Ernie S.]

Harry is a fucking idiot if he thinks that Republicans will not change the filibuster rules the minute they get a 51-49 majority

Did they the last time there was a GOP majority?

That was a kinder and gentler brand of Republican.

Harry Reid is crazy if he thinks Mitch McConnell will not throw everything he has promised out the window once he becomes majority leader.

McConnell can't even keep his promisis to refrain from filibustering every bill

So, only Republicans will go back on their word in regard to Senate rules and procedures? What about all bills will be posted on the internets before they come to a vote? What about voting on a budget? (not a continuing resolution or a farce).

Seems to me that the GOP has a lot more reason to suspect Reid that you do to suspect McConnell.

 

[Ernie S.]

Jeez. Reid voted "no" in order to be able to have the vote matter taken up again.

It was just a procedural device he has used before.

Seriously, I hate that prick, but it would be still kind of silly to count HIS "no" vote.

JoeB666 hates him too, the fucking Mormon.

 

[driveby]

The bill is lengthy and complicated. It's not just about "background checks".

Reminds me of a certain other bill democrats lied about for two years.......