Senator Johnny Isakson of Georgia

Republican Senator Johnny Isakson of Georgia. Senator Isakson's current term expires in 2011.

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GOP: Americans Anxious About Health Care Reform

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From: www.webcastr.com

In the weekly response to the President's address, Republican Senator Johnny Isakson said Americans are anxious about health care reform. Isakson cited many of the town hall meetings over the summer, and the potential cost of a new plan. Read Full Story

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Republican hypocrites conveniently back away from end-of-life counseling

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From: www.sarahpalinnewsblog.com

Like Sarah Palin, Republican Sen. Johnny Isakson was for “death panels” before he was against them. In fact, until last week, many Republicans were for the ‘death panels” before they conveniently against them. Can you say GOP hypocrites? http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090814/…s_death_panels Quote: WASHINGTON Until last week, Republican Sen. Johnny Isakson was among the most enthusiastic backers of end-of-life counseling in government health care programs like Read Full Story

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Attn: Johnny Isakson… Please Call Your President!

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From: www.sarahpalinnewsblog.com

Aug 12 Filed Under Election Yesterday, we wrote about Sen. Johnny Isakson's (R-GA, 76%) lunkheaded misunderstanding of Sarah Palin's "death panel" remark: In his anti-Palin hysteria, he imagined she was talking about "living wills" and the "end of life directive." Isakson thought that Palin was saying those amounted to euthanasia -- when in fact, she was talking about the health-care rationing that inevitably results from a single-payer, government-run system... which itself is the inevitable and intentional end r GET PAID TO TAKE A SURVEY - Click Here! Sarah Palin Blog Read Full Story

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Senate’s Housing Tax Credit Favors Higher-Income Homebuyers

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From: allamericaninvestor.blogspot.com

One potato, two potato, three potato, five? I wrote previously Senate Advances Tax Break for Homebuyers Look who sponsored the bill. Senator Johnny Isakson, Republican of Georgia, a former real estate broker. I wonder where Johnny gets most of his campaign dough? Senator Johnny says this amendment was modeled after the $2,000 home buyer incentive that helped lead the country out of recession in 1975. Minor differences? In 1975 that was a one year deal and only for new houses. Upon further review it is apparant that this new version of the Senate's tax credit for home purchase favors the wealthy. By replacing a ... Read Full Story

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Senate Unanimously Approves Isakson Amendment to Stimulate Housing Market Homebuyer Tax Credit Revived Market in 1975 and Would Work Today

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From: williamsburgsrealestate.com

Sen. Johnny Isakson of Georgia has proposed a tax credit of up to $15,000 for homebuyers. Here is a press release from his website: The U.S. Senate today unanimously approved an amendment by U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., to stimulate the nation’s declining housing market by offering a $15,000 tax credit to individuals who purchase a home in the next year. “It is time to fix America’s problem, not throw money at the symptoms. It is time to fix housing first. It is rare that we have a road map to success in times of difficulty, but this country has once before realized a ... Read Full Story

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Georgia REALTORS Applaud Senator Isakson and the Extension and Expansion...

ATLANTA, GA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/12/09 -- The Georgia Association of REALTORS® : http://www.garealtor.com/ (GAR) applauds the extension and expansion of the federal home buyer tax credit as an important step in the stabilization of the housing market and economic recovery. The National Association of REALTORS® : http://www.realtor.org/ (NAR) and Senator Johnny Isakson : http://www.isakson.senate.gov/ worked extensively to expand the...

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