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Related: About this forumToday in the Senate, 31 GOP men voted NO on the Violence Against Women Act All 5 GOP women voted YES
Last edited Fri Apr 27, 2012, 10:41 PM - Edit history (2)
https://twitter.com/#!/thinkprogress/status/195639436392927232/photo/1/largeand not to be hypocritical or anything like that.....
Orrin Hatch cosponsored original Violence Against Women Act in '94. He voted against reauthorization yesterday.
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Today in the Senate, 31 GOP men voted NO on the Violence Against Women Act All 5 GOP women voted YES (Original Post)
MindMover
Apr 2012
OP
One would assume they'd be more sensitive to the heat they've taken on women's issues
Iceberg Louie
Apr 2012
#3
Trajan
(19,089 posts)1. FOR it ...
Two little words is all we ask ...
Liberal_Stalwart71
(20,450 posts)2. Happy that John McCain is not a prick when it comes to this...
...unless of course he abstained or didn't show up as he usually does.
Iceberg Louie
(190 posts)3. One would assume they'd be more sensitive to the heat they've taken on women's issues
but, then again, they are the party of arrogant self-assertion. I'm sure Hannity, Limbaugh, and Levin will defend these chumps, and the MSM will likely avoid the issue altogether the next time the "War on Women" issue is raised.
MindMover
(5,016 posts)4. Ya cannot make this shit up.....
Orrin Hatch cosponsored original Violence Against Women Act in '94. He voted against reauthorization yesterday