One of the smartest Congressmaen inthe house.

How could you vote to pass bill H.R. 1955: Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007? Do you think Americans' should not have their civil liberties?! Whatever happened to innocent until proven guilty?! I will do everything make it known that we have a state rep that is willing to take away our rights, because of a potential problem! That because of some people are potential threats that you believe the innocent must suffer as well! I love my freedoms to think what I want, and I am going to make sure everyone knows that you said yes to a bill that says I can no longer express them if they go against the government for fear of being a homegrown terrorist! I hope you can live with your decision on helping with the destruction of this once great country!

I am concerned about the damage that the Bush Administration will do before it leaves office and by Congress's limited ability to constrain it. I recently heard on the Bill moyer's journal about regulator changes that the Bush administration is making that will be difficult to undo. Besides impeachment (which the Congress won't go for) what can we do?


http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/11212008/profile3.html

Rep. James McGovern is a domestic enemy of the United States Constitution. Full stop. HR 1022 is a violation of the Bill of Rights and the Second Amendment. You have violated your oath of office and should be removed.

Repeating a lie will not it make it a truth.

I hope someone runs against this guy next election so he stops coasting.

He does not and will never have my support. He refuses to answer calls, reply to emails or stand in front of his constituents. He is a political lacky that rode the coat tails of his mentor in to office and it is time for him to go.

How do I vote on his rating? He has a 61% approval but that would change if I could vote on it.

I would like to know as well. He deserves a -10 in my opinion.

Nogoodonesleft:

http://www.opencongress.org/about/howtouse#vote

Vote on Bills, Give Approval Ratings to Members

A fundamental goal of OpenCongress is to make it possible for people to interact with Congress in ways that influence the laws being made and the people who are making them. Now, OpenCongress users can vote "aye" or "nay" for every bill in Congress using the thumbs up, thumbs down icon at the top of each bill page, and view the sitewide results for each. In addition, users can give a personal "approval rating" to Senators and Representatives on a scale of 1-100 using the slider bar on each Member's page. Coming soon, these user votes and ratings will be aggregated individually, by Congressional district, and in a unique sitewide forum. By themselves, an individual user's votes offer a powerful soapbox for his or her opinions; together, users' votes tell members of Congress exactly how the OpenCongress community stands on an issue. Stay tuned for more on this front.

Thanks but I can't find the slider bar. Is it "coming soon?"

Yay! The rating thing works now. I gave him a 0 which is as low as it would let me go.