2. Don't forget also that Obama and his team (not to mention the Dems in Congress) are far from squeaky clean or honest and upright necessarily in all their motives about everything they have done or intend to do. Look at the managed bank consolidation and what they have done and are doing with the Detroit automakers. (Today's news here in DET metro is a longer than prior-to-now story about the liability problems with these two companies, the “new” Chrysler and the “new” GM. While junk lawsuits are a problem — particularly punitive damage awards*, the blanket liability being sought is spooky as well as elitist; this was set up by the Obama crowd, whose hands are far from wanting to remove themselves from directing these companies and their product lines and operations. Aside from wondering to what extent the Washington people will continue misdeeds with “AmCars,” it also, as was reported, something else. So many people already refuse ever to buy a car from these companies, especially GM, but this blanket liability issuance itself is a sound reason to boycott the companies completely and to advertise and admonish the public to boycott these companies.)

3. Whatever happened to THOMAS and the initial post-1994 GOP routine posting of bills long before they were voted on? (The answer is, the GOP became like Dems, happy with power in Washington.)

4. An alternative to THOMAS:

http://www.opencongress.org/bill/all

* More desperate and greedy governments than now will start taxing them later. It will be for the money, for Dems will tax these probably more than “tort reformist” GOP politicians would (reformists want to cap damage award amounts, typically). You have been warned once more.