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fatlazyless · 02-20-2006, 08:14 PM

Oh, nobody knows how our 24 Senators will vote.
Nobody knows, not even the Senators themselves.

One day, they wake up and think about that marina campaign contribution that they got last election.

Another day, they wake up and think about Lake Winnipesaukee and its speedy reputation and whether that's good or bad for the tourist biz of the state.

Another day they wake up and remember that boat ride in a constituant's big fast boat and what fun that was.

Another day they wake up and feel bad for all the smaller boats getting bullied by the big bad go fast-be loud boats.

Another day, they wake up and say to themselves "I wonder what I think today, who knows?"

24 Senators: 16 Repubs w/ one lady Senator, 8 Dems w/ 4 lady Senators and it is just too close to call. A vote taken today would probably be different than a vote taken on the next day. Even if the Transportation Committee recommends one way, the overall Senate is not bound by that and could vote the other way.

So, n-o-b-o-d-y k-n-o-w-s.........

02-20-2006, 08:14 PM	#48
fatlazyless Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 8,528 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 296 Thanked 957 Times in 698 Posts	...nobody knows....nobody! Oh, nobody knows how our 24 Senators will vote. Nobody knows, not even the Senators themselves. One day, they wake up and think about that marina campaign contribution that they got last election. Another day, they wake up and think about Lake Winnipesaukee and its speedy reputation and whether that's good or bad for the tourist biz of the state. Another day they wake up and remember that boat ride in a constituant's big fast boat and what fun that was. Another day they wake up and feel bad for all the smaller boats getting bullied by the big bad go fast-be loud boats. Another day, they wake up and say to themselves "I wonder what I think today, who knows?" 24 Senators: 16 Repubs w/ one lady Senator, 8 Dems w/ 4 lady Senators and it is just too close to call. A vote taken today would probably be different than a vote taken on the next day. Even if the Transportation Committee recommends one way, the overall Senate is not bound by that and could vote the other way. So, n-o-b-o-d-y k-n-o-w-s.........