Smith and Frelinghuysen vote with Democrats on auto industry bailout

Its a sad day when Republicans vote for socialism. Reps Frelinghuysen and Smith should be ashamed of themselves. I like them both personally very much, unfortunately this is a slap in the face to the 60 percent of Americans (and im sure an equal number in their districts) who do not want to see good money go after bad. I hope they are scorned for this in their districts and learn the error of their ways.

When will this country and its leaders wake up to the fact that "FUNDS" are not the answer. Again we see the flip-floppers voting with the "BIG GOVERNMENT" crowd. What is wrong with this picture is that "ALL" these voting for these bailouts were re-elected. WHY? Because the sheeple of NJ have no understanding of "SOUND MONEY". The answer to the banking crisis is to "END THE FED". Nationalise this illegal enty and turn to creation of funding back to "THE PEOPLE". SOUND MONEY NOW, is what I say! PEOPLE OF NJ, I can only hope that you see the actions of those you have empowered to vote for you. Is this what you want? Higher taxes? Who do you think is going to pay for these bailouts? Vote the BUMS OUT. Time to elect "NEW BLOOD", red-blooded AMERICANS that are willing to make the hard choices, people like "U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo (R-Vineland), U.S. Rep. Jim Saxton (R-Burlington), U.S. Rep. Mike Ferguson (R-New Providence) and U.S. Rep. Scott Garrett (R-Wantage) all voted against the bailout package." End the illegal taxation of wages now.

I don't think I can vote for Chris ever again now. I was on the fence this time around but this has sealed the deal.

I am surprised Chris Smith voted for it, considering he voted against both financial bailouts.

The Republican Senators came up with a bill that would give the automakers the same loan but they would have to restructure their companies to make them successful.

Like Mitt Romney has said a month ago, the bailout bill your buddy Smith voted on is going to delay the inevitable.

He gave money to these auto companies to keep functioning under the same failed business model. There is no promise to become more competitive.

This is just an installment to a larger bailout in the future.

Also these cars would not fail if they didn't receive this money. That is a threat from the auto workers union because they refuse to make concessions.

Smith got scared and made a bad decision along with the other idiot in this article.

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Mr. Frelinghuysen, you should be ashamed of yourself. You depict yourself as a conservative, but a conservative would never have voted for the 700 billion financial services bailout or the 14 billion auto maker bailout. You certainly aren't a liberal, because you are against any sensible reform of our drug laws. What you are is a Congressman who needs to be replaced!

Mr. Frelinghuysen, you should be ashamed of yourself. You depict yourself as a conservative, but a conservative would never have voted for the 700 billion financial services bailout or the 14 billion auto maker bailout. You certainly aren't a liberal, because you are against any sensible reform of our drug laws. What you are is a Congressman who needs to be replaced!

I wish that the rest of the Republicans would look to the Constitution and principles of their party, rather than socialism for guiding principles.

Laus Deo,
Jesse O. Kurtz
Managing Editor for The Atlantic City Scoop
http://cityofatlantic.wordpress.com
Jesseokurtz@gmail.com

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