what do you think about facebook s new changes? i asked the question and your responses came fast and furious. here the clean ones. mikey fell ton writing, i don t know who s making the decision to do these things, it s so confusing now, especially this scrolling list on the right side that tells you what everyone is doing. dan saering write, facebook, much ado about not much. lisa mets, dislike it craig. like the old saying goes, if it s not broke, don t fix it. the most pop up lar networking site is expecteded to reveal more changes at the top of the hour at the conference in san francisco. john fort is there live. let s talk about the new changes that facebook has made to the
what we had in this bill was paid for on the senate version, the higher number that wasn t an offset for those payments. we have a spending problem because we talked about now for a year and a half and everybody knows how big the deficit is and this would add to the deficit. those funds are going to get to the people who have had the disasters. my own district has experienced that this year, that alabama, missouri, the northeast was just hammered by irene. those things are going to happen. it s a matter of how do we pay for it. speaker boehner reportedly threatened to take committee chairmanships away from some folks who didn t support the bill. majority leader kantor said he was confident the stop gap measure would pass and in the hours before it did not pass. what does the failure say about mr. boehner s ability to get the rank in file to follow into line? certainly there s a great debate right now this this country about how our money is spent here. there s a huge deba
more. a government shutdown will not help create jobs. we have no desire to do that. the republicans who voted no last night, reportedly were against $4 billion of disaster relief funds added to the bill. you co-sponsored a bill in your state to help storm victims in the southeast. what happened last night. where was the disconnect between you and some of your republican brethren? i think the disconnect is what we had in this bill was paid for on the senate version, the higher number that wasn t an offset for those payments. we have a spending problem because we talked about now for a year and a half and everybody knows how big the deficit is and this would add to the deficit. those funds are going to get to the people who have had the disasters. my own district has experienced that this year, that alabama, missouri, the northeast was just hammered by irene. those things are going to happen. it s a matter of how do we pay for it. speaker boehner reportedly threatened to t