No Jobs Lost in August

residenttroll wrote:

Vice Lord wrote: :blahblah: :blahblah: :blahblah: :blahblah: :blahblah: :blahblah: :blahblah: :blahblah:

:Snooze

What's wrong knucklehead? Can't answer the questions?

He won't answer it cause it is a lie. That so called chart of his is totally wrong. Go to the website I put on my post and you will see the real charts. vl is full of crap like always.

Like i'm going to take 20 minutes out of my life and do research to find out who controlled the house and senate and exactly when they did?

Don't give me homework assignments..I did'nt do them in college when my entire future depended on me doing them. So i'm certainly not going to do them when some backwoods cracker poses three incoherant questions to me?

Obama saved us from a depression

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Vice Lord wrote: Like i'm going to take 20 minutes out of my life and do research to find out who controlled the house and senate and exactly when they did?

But you'll spend much more time posting bullsh#t about your fantasy vacations and sports / hurricaine predictions. This is the courthouse dumbass.

Would you do 20 minutes of work to answer one of RT's dumb questions?

C'mon...

The guy left for 6 months and I did'nt even notice until he came back, he's a nobody as far as i'm concerened

It doesn't take long to do a search.

http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0774721 . ... z0z2VxoqMq

107th Congress (2001 - 2003): Senate: 50 D, 50 R House: 212 D, 221 R, 2 I
108th Congress (2003 - 2005): Senate: 48 D, 51 R, 1 I House: 205 D, 227 R, 1 I, 2 Vacant
109th Congress (2005 - 2007): Senate: 44 D, 55 R, 1 I House: 202 D, 231 R, 1 I, 1 Vacant
110th Congress (2007 - 2009): Senate: 49 D, 49 R, 2 I House: 233 D, 198 R, 4 Vacant

In the 107th, the Senate was split, but Cheney was the tie breaker, so they essentially had control of both houses.
108th, Republicans controlled both houses.
109th, Republicans controlled both houses.
110th, the two Independents in the Senate were Dayton - MN and Jeffords - VT. They both leaned left, which essentially gave the Senate to the Dems, but Jeffords was a switch from Repubs in 2001 and occasionally voted with Reps. So in the 110th, the Dems barely controlled the Senate while controlling the House.

To sum up, the Republicans had control of both houses for the first 6 years of Bush Presidency and then the Dems had control for the last two.

Kate wrote: It doesn't take long to do a search.

http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0774721 . ... z0z2VxoqMq

107th Congress (2001 - 2003): Senate: 50 D, 50 R House: 212 D, 221 R, 2 I
108th Congress (2003 - 2005): Senate: 48 D, 51 R, 1 I House: 205 D, 227 R, 1 I, 2 Vacant
109th Congress (2005 - 2007): Senate: 44 D, 55 R, 1 I House: 202 D, 231 R, 1 I, 1 Vacant
110th Congress (2007 - 2009): Senate: 49 D, 49 R, 2 I House: 233 D, 198 R, 4 Vacant

In the 107th, the Senate was split, but Cheney was the tie breaker, so they essentially had control of both houses.
108th, Republicans controlled both houses.
109th, Republicans controlled both houses.
110th, the two Independents in the Senate were Dayton - MN and Jeffords - VT. They both leaned left, which essentially gave the Senate to the Dems, but Jeffords was a switch from Repubs in 2001 and occasionally voted with Reps. So in the 110th, the Dems barely controlled the Senate while controlling the House.

To sum up, the Republicans had control of both houses for the first 6 years of Bush Presidency and then the Dems had control for the last two.

And, of course, that was before the GOP started resorting to the tactic of filibustering EVERY piece of legislation to force a 60-vote win.

Kate wrote: It doesn't take long to do a search.

http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0774721 . ... z0z2VxoqMq

107th Congress (2001 - 2003): Senate: 50 D, 50 R House: 212 D, 221 R, 2 I
108th Congress (2003 - 2005): Senate: 48 D, 51 R, 1 I House: 205 D, 227 R, 1 I, 2 Vacant
109th Congress (2005 - 2007): Senate: 44 D, 55 R, 1 I House: 202 D, 231 R, 1 I, 1 Vacant
110th Congress (2007 - 2009): Senate: 49 D, 49 R, 2 I House: 233 D, 198 R, 4 Vacant

In the 107th, the Senate was split, but Cheney was the tie breaker, so they essentially had control of both houses.
108th, Republicans controlled both houses.
109th, Republicans controlled both houses.
110th, the two Independents in the Senate were Dayton - MN and Jeffords - VT. They both leaned left, which essentially gave the Senate to the Dems, but Jeffords was a switch from Repubs in 2001 and occasionally voted with Reps. So in the 110th, the Dems barely controlled the Senate while controlling the House.

To sum up, the Republicans had control of both houses for the first 6 years of Bush Presidency and then the Dems had control for the last two.

Thank you Kate

And RT- Look at the numbers, you lied, I said you lied, and Kate proved you lied.

Look at the numbers my friend, because the numbers don't lie lol

Thanks again Kate