OK, so thanks to Michael van Poppel over at BreakingToday.com (or on Twitter as BreakingNewsOn we have a list of every House rep who voted for and against the bailout bill. You can find the whole thing here: breakingtoday.com/34.html

I’ve also found a list of Senators who voted no on Wednesday from Politico.com. You can find that list here: www.politico.com/blogs/thecrypt/1008/Senators_who_voted_No.html

I’m going to post the nays below because the list is shorter, sadly.

These are not the people who chose fear over thoughtfulness. These are not the people who felt doing something was better than doing something right. These are the people who, for whatever reason, felt America needed more time to consider what to do.

Personally, I don’t think you should vote for anyone in November–except Obama so we can at least keep the mad, fear/war monger John McCain out of the White House. Granted, after hearing about Obama personally calling black representatives in the House and asking them to vote for the bailout, I don’t feel Senator Obama has got the best interests of America at heart. But then again, it’s not about voting for Barack Obama–it’s about voting for the closest thing we have to an alternative.

If only we could have an actual alternative.

All right, here’s the list of House Representatives and US Senators that voted against the bailout bill. Please use this list to vote your conscience or use it to not vote for anyone in Congress:

Aderholt Akin Altmire Bachmann Barrow Bartlett (MD) Barton (TX) Becerra Bilbray Bilirakis Bishop (UT) Blackburn Blumenauer Boyda (KS) Broun (GA) Brown-Waite, Ginny Burgess Burton (IN) Butterfield Buyer Capito Carney Carter Castor Cazayoux Chabot Chandler Childers Clay Conyers Costello Courtney Culberson Davis (KY) Davis, David Davis, Lincoln Deal (GA) DeFazio Delahunt Diaz-Balart, L. Diaz-Balart, M. Doggett Doolittle Drake Duncan English (PA) Feeney Filner Flake Forbes Fortenberry Foxx Franks (AZ) Gallegly Garrett (NJ) Gillibrand Gingrey

Gohmert Goode Goodlatte Graves Green, Gene Grijalva Hall (TX) Hastings (WA) Hayes Heller Hensarling Herseth Sandlin Hill Hinchey Hodes Holden Hulshof Hunter Inslee Issa Jefferson Johnson (GA) Johnson (IL) Johnson, Sam Jones (NC) Jordan Kagen Kaptur Keller King (IA) Kingston Kucinich Lamborn Lampson Latham LaTourette Latta Linder Lipinski LoBiondo Lucas Lynch Mack Manzullo Marchant Matheson McCarthy (CA) McCaul (TX) McCotter McDermott McHenry McIntyre McMorris Rodgers Mica Michaud Miller (FL) Miller (MI)

Moran (KS) Murphy, Tim Musgrave Napolitano Neugebauer Nunes Paul Payne Pearce Pence Peterson (MN) Petri Pitts Platts Poe Price (GA) Rehberg Reichert Renzi Rodriguez Rogers (MI) Rohrabacher Roskam Rothman Roybal-Allard Royce Salazar Sali Sánchez, Linda T. Sanchez, Loretta Scalise Scott (VA) Sensenbrenner Serrano Shea-Porter Sherman Shimkus Shuler Smith (NE) Smith (NJ) Stark Stearns Stupak Taylor Thompson (MS) Tiahrt Turner Udall (CO) Udall (NM) Visclosky Walberg Walz (MN) Westmoreland Whitfield (KY) Wittman (VA) Young (AK) Young (FL)

Here are the senators who voted no on Wednesday: Allard (R) Barasso (R) Brownback (R) Bunning (R) Cantwell (D) Cochran (R) Crapo (R) DeMint (R) Dole (R) Dorgan (D) Enzi (R) Feingold (D) Inhofe (R) Johnson (D) Landrieu (D) Nelson (FL) (D) Roberts (R) Sanders (I) Sessions (R) Shelby (R) Stabenow (D) Tester (D) Vitter (R) Wicker (R) Wyden (D)

Of course, George Bush could veto this bill.

Yeah, like he’s done anything right since January 20, 2000.

UPDATE 16:30: Bush already signed the bill. This ALL despite the Federal Reserve already injecting $630 billion into our economy last Wednesday.