Black Friday

[rhombus]

Why don’t you list the Senators?

[o_zarkman44]

The new flag of revolt should be a black flag with a tea kettle.

[Old Sarge]

Of COURSE you'll vote Republican, where ELSE are you going to go?

[kendall]

one was john mcain

[Digital Sniper]

Ten Republicans voted with all 45 Democrats to reject the perjury charge and five GOP senators voted against the obstruction of justice claim, denying both articles of impeachment a simple majority in the 100-member Senate.

Republican Sens. Richard Shelby of Alabama, Ted Stevens of Alaska, Susan Collins of Maine, Olympia Snowe of Maine, Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, John Chafee of Rhode Island, Fred Thompson of Tennessee, Jim Jeffords of Vermont, John Warner of Virginia and Slade Gorton of Washington all voted against the perjury article.

Collins, Snowe, Specter, Chafee and Jeffords also rejected the obstruction of justice article.

[Resolute Conservative]

3rd party or write-in.

[dmz]

uh, yea, I’ll remember that in front of Pearl Harbor. Get a grip.

[sauropod]

I have not forgotten.

Remember Trent Lott and Ted Stevens. They are particularly worthy of blame.

[TRY ONE]

And if Klintoon had been removed from the orifice, we would have had Presidente Algore and there would have been no Bush 43 Presidency!

[kendall]

to the Washington apparently were 3nd rate outside the beltway
if the blind lead the blind they both fall into the ditch

[2banana]

Hey - don’t forget one voted for Scottish Law!

[stockstrader]

I am not a McCain fan, but if I remember right—I think he voted guilty on both counts.

[elizabetty]

Another was Fred Thompson

[papasmurf]

Senate vote: perjury charge

Voting not guilty

Republicans:
Chafee of Rhode Island,
Collins of Maine,
Gorton of Washington,
Jeffords of Vermont,
Shelby of Alabama,
Snowe of Maine,
Specter of Pennsylvania,
Stevens of Alaska,
Thompson of Tennessee,
Warner of Virginia.

Voting guilty

Republicans:
Abraham of Michigan,
Allard of Colorado,
Ashcroft of Missouri,
Bennett of Utah,
Bond of Missouri,
Brownback of Kansas,
Bunning of Kentucky,
Burns of Montana,
Campbell of Colorado,
Cochran of Mississippi,
Coverdell of Georgia,
Craig of Idaho,
Crapo of Idaho,
DeWine of Ohio,
Domenici of New Mexico,
Enzi of Wyoming,
Fitzgerald of Illinois,
Frist of Tennessee,
Gramm of Texas,
Grams of Minnesota,
Grassley of Iowa,
Gregg of New Hampshire,
Hagel of Nebraska,
Hatch of Utah,
Helms of North Carolina,
Hutchinson of Arkansas,
Hutchison of Texas,
Inhofe of Oklahoma,
Kyl of Arizona,
Lott of Mississippi,
Lugar of Indiana,
Mack of Florida,
McCain of Arizona,
McConnell of Kentucky,
Murkowski of Alaska,
Nickles of Oklahoma,
Roberts of Kansas,
Roth of Delaware,
Santorum of Pennsylvania,
Sessions of Alabama,
Smith of New Hampshire,
Smith of Oregon,
Thomas of Wyoming,
Thurmond of South Carolina,
Voinovich of Ohio.

Democrats: None.

Senate vote: obstruction of justice charge

Voting not guilty

Republicans: Chafee,
Collins,
Jeffords,
Snowe,
Specter

Voting guilty

Republicans:
Abraham,
Allard,
Ashcroft,
Bennett,
Bond,
Brownback,
Bunning,
Burns,
Campbell,
Cochran,
Coverdell,
Craig,
Crapo,
DeWine,
Domenici,
Enzi,
Fitzgerald,
Frist,
Gorton,
Gramm,
Grams,
Grassley,
Gregg,
Hagel,
Hatch,
Helms,
Hutchinson,
Hutchison,
Inhofe,
Kyl,
Lott,
Lugar,
Mack,
Martinez,
McCain,
McConnell,
Murkowski,
Nickles,
Roberts,
Roth,
Santorum,
Sessions,
Shelby,
Smith,
Smith,
Stevens,
Thomas,
Thompson,
Thurmond,
Voinovich,
Warner


Democrats: None

I won't point out the obvious. LOL

[papasmurf]

In my layman’s humble opinion, they screwed up by not charging him with a violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Remember, if you will, the bill was amended in the 11th hour to protect women in courts.

[kendall]

they all negated and if he did it was done afterward,s they can change for the record

[papasmurf]

Sorry, my #17 was intended for the op.

[kendall]

I don’t agree with any list the trial was mishandled they wouldn’t do it the impeachment was a mess and mishandled
on purpose