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U.S. House of Representatives elections, 2010 - Mississippi - MS-4

I don't publish the links to the websites of the candidates, because we should not focus on what they say, but what they did and how they voted in the past, especially at the issues, that are so important to our country’s survival! We don't need politicians who talk a good game but those, who play a good game as well! That's the reason for publishing a link to the congressional votes database, so you can also research how they voted -if you are interested- at other than the crucial issues. The voting in the past shows you, if the particular candidate worked for or against the Constitution and we the people, his constituents.

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Incumbent: Gene Taylor, Democrat
running for re-election

update Jan. 21, 2010: Gene Taylor is one of the 22 first-term Members of the House of Representatives, who has just now introduced a House resolution that would commit the chamber to oppose any mass amnesty. Read more

Issues	Gene Taylor votes database	Steven Palazzo (R)
Health Care Bill, H.R.3962 (November 7, 2009) Bill passed with 220:215 Health Care Bill, H.R.3590 March 21, 2010 bill passed with 219:212 Health Care Bill, H.R.4872 March 25, 2010 bill passed with 220:207, 3 abstained	voted YES on Nov 7 but on March 21 and March 25 finally voted NO
Cap & Trade, H.R.2454 American Clean Energy and Security Act (based on the Bogus of Global Warming as an expensive solution for a not existing problem, pls. check the infopage) (June 26, 2009) Bill passed with 219:212 (3 not voting)	NO
Stimulus Bill, H.R.1 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (January 28, 2009) Bill passed with 244:188 + 1 abstained 787Billion$ supposed a.o. to create jobs unemployment: January 09=7.2%/December 09=10.2%	YES

Incumbent: Travis Childers, Democrat
running for re-election

Health Care Bill, H.R.3962
(November 7, 2009): voted NO
Bill passed with 220:215

Stimulus Bill, H.R.1
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
(January 28, 2009): voted YES
Bill passed with 244:188 + 1 abstained
787Billion$ supposed a.o. to create jobs
unemployment January 09=7.2%/December 09=10.2%