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In reply to the discussion: How much social justice would $3,000,000,000,000 buy? [View all]Agnosticsherbet
(11,619 posts)29. Senate Roll Call: Iraq Resolution
From the Washington Post.
Joe Biden also voted for it. I suppose you disqualify him since he is also considering a run.
Senate Roll Call: Iraq Resolution
Alabama Jeff Sessions (R): Yes Richard Shelby (R): Yes
Alaska Frank Murkowski (R): Yes Ted Stevens (R): Yes
Arizona Jon Kyl (R): Yes John McCain (R): Yes
Arkansas Tim Hutchinson (R): Yes Blanche Lincoln (D): Yes
California Barbara Boxer (D): No Dianne Feinstein (D): Yes
Colorado Wayne Allard (R): Yes Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R): Yes
Connecticut Christopher Dodd (D): Yes Joseph Lieberman (D): Yes
Delaware Joseph Biden (D): Yes Thomas Carper (D): Yes
Florida Bob Graham (D): No Bill Nelson (D): Yes
Georgia Max Cleland (D): Yes Zell Miller (D): Yes
Hawaii Daniel Akaka (D): No Daniel Inouye (D): No
Idaho Larry Craig (R): Yes Mike Crapo (R): Yes
Illinois Richard Durbin (D): No Peter Fitzgerald (R): Yes
Indiana Evan Bayh (D): Yes Richard Lugar (R): Yes
Iowa Charles Grassley (R): Yes Tom Harkin (D): Yes
Kansas Sam Brownback (R): Yes Pat Roberts (R): Yes
Kentucky Jim Bunning (R): Yes Mitch McConnell (R): Yes
Louisiana John Breaux (D): Yes Mary Landrieu (D): Yes
Maine Susan Collins (R): Yes Olympia Snowe (R): Yes
Maryland Barbara Mikulski (D): No Paul Sarbanes (D): No
Massachusetts Edward Kennedy (D): No John Kerry (D): Yes
Michigan Debbie Stabenow (D): No Carl Levin (D): No
Minnesota Mark Dayton (D): No Paul Wellstone (D): No
Mississippi Thad Cochran (R): Yes Trent Lott (R): Yes
Missouri Jean Carnahan (D): Yes Christopher (Kit) Bond (R): Yes
Montana Max Baucus (D): Yes Conrad Burns (R): Yes
Nebraska Chuck Hagel (R): Yes Ben Nelson (D): Yes
Nevada John Ensign (R): Yes Harry Reid (D): Yes
New Hampshire Judd Gregg (R): Yes Bob Smith (R): Yes
New Jersey Jon Corzine (D): No Robert Torricelli (D): Yes
New Mexico Jeff Bingaman (D): No Pete Domenici (R): Yes
New York Hillary Clinton (D): Yes Charles Schumer (D): Yes
North Carolina John Edwards (D): Yes Jesse Helms (R): Yes
North Dakota Kent Conrad (D): No Byron Dorgan (D): Yes
Ohio Mike DeWine (R): Yes George Voinovich (R): Yes
Oklahoma James Inhofe (R): Yes Don Nickles (R): Yes
Oregon Gordon Smith (R): Yes Ron Wyden (D): No
Pennsylvania Rick Santorum (R): Yes Arlen Specter (R): Yes
Rhode Island Lincoln Chafee (R): No Jack Reed (D): No
South Carolina Ernest "Fritz" Hollings (D): Yes Strom Thurmond (R): Yes
South Dakota Thomas Daschle (D): Yes Tim Johnson (D): Yes
Tennessee Bill Frist (R): Yes Fred Thompson (R): Yes
Texas Phil Gramm (R): Yes Kay Bailey Hutchison (R): Yes
Utah Robert Bennett (R): Yes Orrin Hatch (R): Yes
Vermont James Jeffords (I): No Patrick Leahy (D): No
Virginia George Allen (R): Yes John Warner (R): Yes
Washington Maria Cantwell (D): Yes Patty Murray (D): No
West Virginia Robert Byrd (D): No Jay Rockefeller (D): Yes
Wisconsin Russell Feingold (D): No Herb Kohl (D): Yes
Wyoming Mike Enzi (R): Yes Craig Thomas (R): Yes
© 2002 The Washington Post Company
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A hell of a lot. Now I'm not going to hold her vote against her, most democrats did vote for it.
Autumn
Feb 2015
#1
I stand corrected my dearest Manny, I only included the senate since our VP was happy to vote for it
Autumn
Feb 2015
#7
I understand why you hold it against her and I support you on that. She still supports the wars
Autumn
Feb 2015
#12
We knew, they in their positions had to have known more and yet they voted for it
Autumn
Feb 2015
#48
Others voting against it doesn't excuse her. If any other who voted for that invasion run for
merrily
Feb 2015
#52
I can't be a hypocrite. I voted for Kerry when he ran and he voted for it so to me I owed her a pass
Autumn
Feb 2015
#61
Just like her husband, who condemned a mentally ill man to death just to get elected.
NYC_SKP
Feb 2015
#2
I totally agree with you but do wonder still why she might have thought it was
rhett o rick
Feb 2015
#44
Center right think tanks did think it was a good idea, but I don't think that excuses her.
merrily
Feb 2015
#53
There is no excusing the bastards that pushed us into that war. But it doesn't make sense for
rhett o rick
Feb 2015
#83
Not only voted. Advocated for it. Tried to persuade her fellow Senators to vote for it.
merrily
Feb 2015
#86
And it is not the rich who profited from the war in the ME that are being asked to pay for it.
jwirr
Feb 2015
#4
To the contrary, the US requires that the nations let military contractors off the hook, even if
merrily
Feb 2015
#54
He's right. Either she voted for the IWR out of political expediency or she's stupid.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Feb 2015
#5
I believe it was Karl Rove who claimed that Democrats forced W. to invade Iraq.
McCamy Taylor
Feb 2015
#13
One of the favorite tricks of Republicans is to accuse someone else of what they are doing..
Fumesucker
Feb 2015
#14
You are one of the few that try to rationalize HRC's vote to murder innocent Iraqis.
rhett o rick
Feb 2015
#46
She said herself that she'd heard from constituents both ways. And she never said that more
merrily
Feb 2015
#56
She advocated for it and she voted for it. She owns that, not the entire war. But that more than
merrily
Feb 2015
#57
DU knew the Bush Admin was manipulating intelligence (US and British)...
WorseBeforeBetter
Feb 2015
#62
Isn't that supposed to be Hillary's attraction, she's more than the "usual politician" ?
Fumesucker
Feb 2015
#28
You can vote for her if you want, but I think she is just the usual politician.
rgbecker
Feb 2015
#32
There seems to be an inordinate number of Viet Nam Vets with unclear memories.
Enthusiast
Feb 2015
#78
There is absolutely NO democracy, and NO candidate is worthy of any following, UNTIL they come out
mother earth
Feb 2015
#23
Yet, Ike sent troops to Lebanon when we had no business being there. Didn't he also say "guns and
merrily
Feb 2015
#66
always interesting to me how supposedly liberal dem state senators split their votes, effectively
ND-Dem
Feb 2015
#34
some of the state pairs appear to trade off on the controversial votes. just something i've
ND-Dem
Feb 2015
#38
Hard Choices - fuck the country now with political expediency so you can survive to fuck the country
whereisjustice
Feb 2015
#30
"the eventual cost of the Iraq war will be over three trillion dollars." I seem to recall that at
ND-Dem
Feb 2015
#31
When asked about cost on one of the talking head shows, Cheney said we might even make money, given
merrily
Feb 2015
#59
Oh, way better than merely cheap. Iraq oil would pay for it and maybe more than pay for it.
merrily
Feb 2015
#60
K&R What utter garbage we are fed by the corporate propaganda machine.
woo me with science
Feb 2015
#36
This is America, the land of Mad Men, everything is a product to be bought and sold
Fumesucker
Feb 2015
#73
So much freedom you can feel an amazing jolt of electrical energy when you exercise them.
raouldukelives
Feb 2015
#87