In a world where everything seems backwards (Twilight Zone!) these people voted against the debt bill because they said it does nothing real to slow down government spending. Isn't it amazing that if you voice a concern that we really have to stop spending like this you are somehow the bad guy? You are the radical? How can this be? They say with this bill the deficit will be 23 trillion in 10 years...it only saves One Trillion over that time period. Wow. That is really doing something about the problem. Who else is shaking their head in disbelief?

* Justin Amash, Michigan - One of the 87 freshmen elected last year on a promise to slash federal spending, Amash at age 31 is the second-youngest representative in the House.

* Michele Bachmann, Minnesota - The Tea Party stalwart and presidential candidate said she would not vote for any bill that raised the debt ceiling.

* Paul Broun, Georgia - Elected in 2007, Broun has on several occasions referred to President Barack Obama as a "socialist."

* Jason Chaffetz, Utah - Chaffetz has staked out turf as a Tea Party-friendly conservative since being elected in 2008. He is weighing a primary challenge to Senator Orrin Hatch.

* Chip Cravaack, Minnesota - A former Navy pilot, Cravaack was elected last year with Tea Party support but declined to join official Tea Party group in Congress.

* Scott DesJarlais, Tennessee - A doctor first elected last year with Tea Party support, he had not held any previous elected office.

* Trey Gowdy, South Carolina - Gowdy won election last year with Tea Party support after winning the Republican primary by accusing the incumbent of working too often with Democrats.

* Tim Huelskamp, Kansas - Elected in 2010 with Tea Party support, Huelskamp was raised on a farm.

* Tom Graves, Georgia - Won his seat in a special election last year with Tea Party support.

* Tim Johnson, Illinois - Johnson has compiled a moderate voting record since he was elected in 2000.

* Jim Jordan, Ohio - A leader of the party's conservative wing, Jordan was first elected in 2006.

* Steve King, Iowa - A veteran leader of the party's social conservatives, he gained notoriety for saying Obama's election would lead to radical Islamists "dancing in the streets."

* Connie Mack, Florida - Elected in 2004, Mack started an anti-tax freedom caucus while serving in the Florida House.

* Tom McClintock, California - Elected in 2008, McClintock gained some national prominence when he ran for governor going up against movie-star Arnold Schwarzenegger in 2003.

* Mick Mulvaney, South Carolina - Elected in the Republican wave in 2010, he is the first Republican to represent his district since 1883.

* Ron Paul, Texas - A long-time favorite of groups that want to drastically shrink government, the presidential candidate said he would not vote for any legislation that raised the debt ceiling.

* Tim Scott, South Carolina - A leader of the party's freshman class, he is the first black American to win national office from South Carolina since the Civil War era.

* Steve Southerland, Florida - Elected in 2010, Southerland is owner and president of a family funeral home business.

* Joe Walsh, Illinois - A freshman who has maintained a high level of visibility in cable television and other media.

* Joe Wilson, South Carolina - A veteran lawmaker best known for shouting "You lie!" at President Obama during the 2009 State of the Union address.

See Connie Mack of FL discuss below...