How your senator voted on John Roberts

MSNBC ^ | Sept 29, 2005 | msnbc

[Proud_USA_Republican]

Final count 78 - Yeas, 22 - Nays

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9503382/

[Proud_USA_Republican]

No surprises in who voted against him. Its the usual list of obstructionists & liberal panders including Turbin Durbin, Kennedy, Kerry, Clinton, Cantwell, and pair of unionheads from Hawaii.

[madison10]

Not even gonna look. I know how they voted.

[MNJohnnie]

Hey Chuckie Schumer. HA..HA.

[mware]

My two senators were no surprise. What an embarrassment.

With any luck we will get a new Republican Senator and Governor.

[mware]

My two senators were no surprise. What an embarrassment.

With any luck we will get a new Republican Senator and Governor.

[Thebaddog]

Add Obama to the mope list. What does he have to prove with that vote except a lack of testicles?

[TravisBickle]

Missouri = 2 Yes votes

[GianniV]

Well, well, well. Looks like the (D) Senators from Red States all voted for Roberts. What a shock.

[RightWingMama]

I live in California. I don't even have to look.

[cripplecreek]

I got two Democratic senators so they could afford to play both sides. Stabenow nay, Levin yea.

[bikepacker67]

The Swimmer and the Windsurfer... no surprise.

[wequalswinner]

Go Pat. Go Sam Good goin Kansas. And how could you vote against your own surname?

[birbear]

I'm surprised... Patty Murray (D-Washington) voted Yay.

[Yasotay]

There is hope .... and a God!

Oregon: 2 YEAS! (yes Wyden vote yea .... I guess his new wife is reeling him in ....)

[Disambiguator]

Both Bingaman and Domenici voted Yes!

Viva Nuevo Mexico!

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Oh they disgraced me as usual. I don't even have to look to know that.

[Teacher317]

I think Bayh was a surprise "no" vote

[quark]

Among the DemocRATS, it was the moonbats and presidential hopefuls who voted against. Evan Bayh, D-IN, who gave Roberts a backhanded introduction at the hearings (slipped in after the proceedings had begun and sat at the opposite end of the table so they couldn't be photographed togehter), voted NAY. IMO, he's the biggest threat in '08, not Her Royal Heinous.

[injin]

we good and loyal Americans here in Hawaii , once again hang our heads in shame of the pathetic ways our elected puppets
cast their votes.....

[America_Right]

Well, well, well. Looks like the (D) Senators from Red States all voted for Roberts. What a shock.

Not Dingy Harry... (D NV - Red State)

[quark]

togehter = together

[OldFriend]

No doubt my lice voted NO

[mtbopfuyn]

Same here in Texas.

[PatriotGirl827]

Wow - Florida did good. Our Demonrat senator and our RINO both voted yes!

[puroresu]

####I'm surprised... Patty Murray (D-Washington) voted Yay.####

Are you sure? I thought she voted Nay.

[rocksblues]

Twenty two of the most leftist/communist/senators vote nay and both of my millionaire Senators were on the list.
Go New Jersey!

[RightWhale]

How did Ted Stevens vote? Can I guess?

[95 Bravo]

No surprise here- Coleman (Y), Dayton (N).

[Paleo Conservative]

Can you believe the following senators voted yea?

Carl Lenin (D) MI
Pat (Leaky) Leahy (D) VT
Jim Jeffords (I) VT
Russ Feingold (D) WI
Herb Khol (D) WI

[Budge]

I can't believe both Lincoln and Pryor (D, Arkansas) BOTH voted for Roberts!

[paulat]

OMG...Patty Murray voted yes....

Now I think she is only 99.9999% stupid.

[bitt]

'The Swimmer and the Windsurfer... no surprise.'

~~~~~~~~~~

The Swimmer and the Traitor, if you please....

:)

[Rollee]

I don't have to look. I have two spineless, Marxist, America-hating commies for senators: Turbin and Osama.

[puroresu]

You were right. I double-checked the roll call and Murray did vote "Yay". I'm surprised! (Though most of the 'Rats who voted for Roberts only did so because he was going to win approval no matter what).

[tuvals]

Chuckie and Hillary, the gruesome twosome from New York! Hey Chuckie, sit back and watch how I do it!

[capydick]

Lemme guess - my RAT representatives - Lousenberg and Boring - voted against the mainstream of America.

I hate it when the Media rats have been allowed to define mainstream.The majority of the voting public voted for George Bush. That same voting public overwhelmingly agree that judges should not legislate from the bench, believe in In God We Trust, are OK with a moment of silence in public schools, do not think same sex marriage is protected by the constition and, do not believe in partial birth abortion.Yet - these positions are presented by the Media RATS as extreme and the opposite of these beliefs are presented as mainstream.

John Roberts was and will be a mainstream jurist - our PR efforts for the next nominee need to be presented as such.

[Vicomte13]

Connecticut.

Blue-as-blue-state gets.

Two Democrat Senators, one just re-elected, the other in absolutely no danger of ever being defeated.

Old bulls of the Democratic Party.

Chris Dodd - yea.
Joe Lieberman - yea.

I have observed that the Democratic politicians of this Land of Steady Habits are Liberal as Liberal can be, but are usually not crazy.

Would any other state in New England actually EXECUTE somebody who desperately needed it?
Connecticut did.

I can stand Connecticut Democrats. Perhaps the state is just too rich to be too nuts.

[popdonnelly]

Only 22 nos? NOW, People for the American Way, and the other assorted liberal moonbats sure are powerful.

[brytlea]

I was thinking the same thing. I have not been here long enough to have a really good handle on what they'll do tho.
I'm just glad my Rep is not a Senator instead. I hang my head in shame about him all the time.
susie

[MNJohnnie]

Carl Lenin (D) MI

Pat (Leaky) Leahy (D) VT

Jim Jeffords (I) VT

Russ Feingold (D) WI

Herb Khol (D) WI

Guess who the Dim "moderates" the Media will be hyping to show the comming fillibuster is a "legitimate respoinse" to Bush's extremists nominee are going to be be?

[Gay State Conservative]

I needn't bother.

[No Longer Free State]

No surprises in who voted against him. Its the usual list of obstructionists & liberal panders including Turbin Durbin, Kennedy, Kerry, Clinton, Cantwell, and pair of unionheads from Hawaii.

The list, of course, includes every Dim senator who has '08 aspirations. Who says this vote wasn't partisan?

[SoDak]

The two SD Senators voted yea, no real surprise Johnson voted yea though, he's already looking to 2008, and his Mike Rounds problem. I am, however, surprised Patty "Osama Momma" Murry voted yea.

[popdonnelly]

Yeah, all the Democrat Presidential hopefuls voted nay. Would you want a President who's afraid of NOW?

[Dog Gone]

I'm surprised... Patty Murray (D-Washington) voted Yay.

That can only be because she's so dense she hit the wrong button.

[wequalswinner]

Hey, hey, I really like that phrase you made up "Your royal heinous", kinda like "Your royal hiney" too. LOL

[GladesGuru]

Let's hope that Jim Burling was wrong about Roberts perspective on property rights, as he wrote in that article.

Many in Florida have done well, very well, off of abusing the property rights of the citizenry. When a Liberal like Nelson votes for a man who shares Jeb's view that we have enough property rights protections already, I get acutely nervous.

But, the brothers Bush seem to have a much better understanding of politics than I or the Democrats have.

Wouldn't it be nice if Roberts was more of an originalist than his action in Nevada indicated?

[Gay State Conservative]

Among this country's democRATS,Lieberman is one of the
least disgusting.That's why he's so ferociously hated over at Marxist Underground.

[alley cat]

Well, well, well. Looks like the (D) Senators from Red States all voted for Roberts. What a shock.

Well, not "Dungheap" Harkin -- he voted NO.

Iowa is a barely red state though.

[Chicos_Bail_Bonds]

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