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neverforget

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3. Both of my Senators from Oregon voted No Merkley and Wyden.

Reply to cal04 (Original post)

Sun Dec 14, 2014, 12:38 AM

Dec 2014

Good job! Keep up the fight.

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Roll Call: Democrats who voted NO [View all] cal04 Dec 2014 OP

Geez, even the real Moran (R) voted no! merrily Dec 2014 #1

Really - he was everywhere saying yes was the way Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2014 #15

Who was? merrily Dec 2014 #16

Duh...sorry...read and replied too fast - thinking Moran-D rep VA. sorry nt Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2014 #30

Well, I never discount totally the possibility of kabuki. merrily Dec 2014 #31

The Flake (r), too! merrily Dec 2014 #26

Democrats who voted NO... Should be rephrased as REAL AMERICAN PATRIOTS who voted NO. nt TheBlackAdder Dec 2014 #2

Both of my Senators from Oregon voted No Merkley and Wyden. neverforget Dec 2014 #3

As did Markey and Warren. R. Daneel Olivaw Dec 2014 #7

Environment has been Markey's signature issue. merrily Dec 2014 #17

Surprising Robbins Dec 2014 #4

McCaskill is no one's fool. She donated to Akin's campaign to try to help merrily Dec 2014 #6

I agree, she's no fool. elleng Dec 2014 #9

Both of my Senators from Maryland voted Yea MiniMe Dec 2014 #5

Ditto elleng Dec 2014 #8

Figures DiFi couldn't be bothered to vote onecaliberal Dec 2014 #10

Couldn't be bothered, or didn't want to be on record either way? merrily Dec 2014 #32

Her husband is a known war profiteer onecaliberal Dec 2014 #33

I can't blame you. merrily Dec 2014 #34

I read that too. onecaliberal Dec 2014 #39

Thanks. It is interesting that there are a fair number of republicans are in that list. still_one Dec 2014 #11

The others. merrily Dec 2014 #12

Oh wow Aerows Dec 2014 #13

Dem and Republican votes were necessary for cloture. Maybe we should check that vote, too! merrily Dec 2014 #18

I believe the vote was 77-18 Mnpaul Dec 2014 #37

How many times do Republicans vote for cloture when they do not want a bill to pass? merrily Dec 2014 #40

This vote pattern seems to be all over the place... brooklynite Dec 2014 #14

Depend on your pov. Very few Dems on the no list surprised me. merrily Dec 2014 #19

Baldwin voted Yes? That disappoints me. postulater Dec 2014 #20

And Ron Johnson voted no? dragonlady Dec 2014 #22

From what I understand the bill helps fund the President's Immigration Reform.. same reason for Cha Dec 2014 #24

Yeah NJ! (Finally some NJ politicians Euphoria Dec 2014 #21

From Hawaii.. Senator Hirono voted No and Senator Schatz Voted Yes.. I contacted Cha Dec 2014 #23

I know for a fact that this bill must be a good bill. Do you know how I know that? Major Hogwash Dec 2014 #25

It sucks in a lot of ways for Dems, Major.. but, I think many repubs voted against it because it Cha Dec 2014 #27

Both of the Senators in my state of Minnesota MineralMan Dec 2014 #28

Is this a bill to promote fracking? Both my senators voted "yes" and warner only cares about peacebird Dec 2014 #29

Warner was another founding member of the DLC. merrily Dec 2014 #35

And part of the infamous gang of six.... Scum always reaches across the aisle to screw us peacebird Dec 2014 #36

Both of my senators voted no. nt LWolf Dec 2014 #38