AR Sen Poll: Lincoln Barely Ahead, HC Vote Pivotal
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From the Cook Political Report:
TN-04 Lincoln Davis Solid D to Likely D
EXCERPT: “Davis may be the most conservative Democrat in the Tennessee delegation, but he also represents a more rural and more Republican district than any other Democrat from the state. In 2000, favorite son Al Gore managed 49 [...]
A blogger writes of her disappointment with Rep. Lincoln Davis for his health care vote:
Lincoln Davis has talked a good game on health care, but when the vote came down, he betrayed us. Sure, the bill has some issues. Sure, it didn’t go as far as many of us [...]
A blogger writes of her disappointment with Rep. Lincoln Davis for his health care vote:
Lincoln Davis has talked a good game on health care, but when the vote came down, he betrayed us. Sure, the bill has some issues. Sure, it didn’t go as far as many of us [...]
The lawmaker was unavailable for comment Monday, and he has not released a statement explaining his vote against the bill, Tom Hayden, the congressman’s press secretary, wrote in an e-mail.
[...]220-215. A lone Republican, Rep. Joe Cao of Louisiana voted with the Democrats for the bill. Cohen and Cooper were ayes. The Republicans and Tanner, Gordon and Lincoln Davis were nays.
“This process of drafting health care proposals has been both lengthy and healthy. I’ve received valuable [...]
Cohen and Cooper are ayes. Tanner and Gordon are nays. Lincoln Davis a presumed no but hasn’t said for sure. Republicans are, of course, all against.
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George Washington, our nation’s first president and leader of the American Revolution!
Abe Lincoln, honorable leader pulled our nation through its darkest time!
Alexander Hamilton, founding father, first secretary of the treasure and leader of the constitutional convention!
The 4th District congressman admires a picture of his shooting large guns on his phone while a woman yells at him about liberty, tyranny and Obamacare. Very amusing.
CONTEXT:
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Old presser
Many Blue Dogs aren’t yet ready to join their party’s liberal leaders.
“The plan on the table has some good points and some bad points. I want to look at it,” said Rep. Lincoln Davis, D-Tenn.
[...]Bill Theobald breaks it down:
Also, the vast expanses of the 4th and 8th districts strongly favor incumbents, he said.
“There’s not a single major media market in them,” Oppenheimer said. “They’re geographically so spread out that someone known in one part of the district isn’t known in another.”
According to Rep. Lincoln Davis:
Yesterday, Rep. Lincoln Davis (D-Pall Mall) communications director Tom Hayden emailed reporters to make them aware of a Focus on the Family article, which highlighted the efforts of the organization founded by Dr. James Dobson, National Right to Life and members of Congress (including Davis) [...]
From the IS blog:
Moderate Tennessee Democratic Reps. Jim Cooper of Nashville and Lincoln Davis of Pall Mall have joined other House Democrats in sending a letter to House Democratic leadership calling for reform legislation to reduce overall health care spending.
The letter, signed by three dozen Democrats, states that the [...]
Sen. Doug Henry during the special sate sovereignty committee meeting this week:
I can’t help observing though that its an interesting committee, I’ve never served on one quite like it before. We have eight members, seven members belong to Mr. Lincoln’s party and he [inaudible] the states on April [...]
Rep. Lincoln Davis on WPLN:
During the Bush Administration, the Pall Mall Democrat argued that Iraq was unfairly overshadowing needs in Afghanistan and called for more troops there. The American presence has already doubled under the Obama Administration, a move Davis applauds. But looking forward, he now says there are [...]
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