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Rep. Joe Wilson , center, with Rep. Phil Gingrey ., right, and Rep. Dean Heller Photo:AP/Alex Brandon Our representatives in Congress are very proud of the public option included in the health care reform bill that was passed Saturday night.

We the people of America love grassroots causes, especially when it's a David-and-Goliath contest of ordinary people versus the powers that be.

Every Republican Congressman from Georgia voted against the healthcare bill. Every Democrat voted for it except two.

November 7, 2009 - Washington, D.C. At 11:07 PM EST Saturday night, the highly debated and emotionally charged HR 3962 Omnibus Health Care Reform Act passed the House along party lines 220 to 215.

Rep. Dean Heller, R-Nev., right, stands with Rep. Joe Wilson, R-S.C., center, and Rep.

Two Democratic members of Georgia's Congressional delegation voted against a major healthcare reform bill late Saturday.

House lawmakers could take up health care reform as soon as Friday and decide on their final version of a bill.

Rep. Joe Wilson, R-S.C., left, holds copy of the health care bill during a news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday.

Rep. Phil Gingrey, R-Ga., tried to stop the Florida Democrat in the middle of his reading on the House floor Wednesday night.

Rep. Alan Grayson on the number of dead from lack of health care. His mic was cut half way through his 60 minutes.

Left to Right: Rep. Jeff Flake , Rep. Joe Wilson , Rep. Phil Gingrey , Rep. John Fleming , Rep.

Though Republicans oppose the so-called "public option," Rep. Joe Wilson, R-S.C., is proposing the requirement to draw attention to the plan's alleged flaws.

Two Georgia Republican congressmen vowed Monday to fight Democrats' attempt to adopt health care reform legislation this week, but one doubted the GOP can succeed.

You would think people would be fired up about the congressional races on tap for next year, considering that Republicans will be trying to reverse their election losses of 2006 and 2008 while Democrats will be trying to protect their majority status.

A toned-down Girls Gone Wild event planned for a Broad Street nightclub this weekend is still lacking the necessary permit to operate, city officials contend.

From the Philly.com blog: Eight days ago, a Georgia newspaper broke the happy news about big doings in a small town.

The frustration is mounting among people who are trying to pay off credit cards only to find that their banks are making it harder by changing the terms.

No amount of obfuscation can shield four Republicans in Georgia's congressional delegation from the crystalline correctness of state Democratic Party chair Jane Kidd's assertion that they are hypocrites.

Yet somehow the NFL found him controversial.It's no wonder the Secret Service is overwhelmed by death threats against the President.

Perhaps pointing out hypocrisy from the GOP is akin to letting people in on the secret that the sky is blue, but what the heck ... Over the past nine months, House Republicans have worn their Party of No badge with pride, opposing every spending bill to come down the pike and littering the airways to moan about America's descent into socialism.