c'mon, JFnance32...now you are just lying.
Dr/Sen/Prof Titus, who you demeaningly call Ms. Taxus said she would vote NO for the bailout bill. Shows how much research you did before spewing partisan fear and slime.
If anyone wants to see the TRUTH, they can visit her website and read her press release for themselves.

http://www.dinatitus.com/go/press-releas...

its the second one down titled "Titus Statement on Wall Street Bailout"

and by the way, you might want to check with conservative anti-tax guru Chuck Muth. In his examination of the legislature, he scored Titus higher than your State senate patriarch, Bill Raggio. So while you have a clever slogan, I think your "always, always, always for taxes" comment distorts the truth and facts, and has even been refuted by well known conservatives in the state, like the afore mentioned Mr. Muth.

Even if you were right jfnance, which you are not, it would still be better than the George W. Bush clone we have now. This guy will go down as one of the worst presidents EVER. EVER!!! But he still has 2 fans- you and Jon Porter.

What a surprise jfnance...state Sen. Titus unveils her own, very independent and ambitious energy plan and all you can do is blast her for not towing her party's line. Never mind the fact that if you took the time to READ the plan, you would probably agree with it.
Your comment shows EXACTLY why we want Dina Titus and why Jon Porter has to go. When she disagrees with her party she will let them know and present her own clear ideas. On the other hand, when Jon Porter disagrees with Bush, he either does not show up to vote or sits on his hands in fear to speak out against his boss (Unless of course it is an election year, then he might have to take a stance). We need a representative who understands we our their boss- no party or president, but the constituents who elect them. When we elect Sen. Titus, we will take a step towards restoring a true democratic legislature that not only respects but also trusts the will of the people.

And Helen, way to admit we are staying in Iraq because of oil. I wish Jon Porter and George W. Bush would have been as honest about that as you are; if they would have been we'd have never gotten into that quagmire in the first place. Oil is not worth an ounce of American blood- ride a bike.