Doctor_J
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Sat Nov-06-04 01:01 PM
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I think all the senate DINO's are now "retired" |
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except for maybe Evan Bayh. It looks at first glance like the remaining Dems are real Dems, so that mean WE really occupy 45% of the Senate. It's not a bad place to build from, really. If we can reclaim Norm Coleman's seat and get Chaffee to jmp and Snowe to vote with us, we might be able to head off the worst of *'s agenda.
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Sat Nov-06-04 01:03 PM
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1. who voted against the war - they are the ones with balls |
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to stand up for the people
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seafan
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Sat Nov-06-04 01:33 PM
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3. Bob Graham voted against this war. Sadly, few paid attention. |
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Now he's leaving the Senate, but he will be out fighting beside us, don't ever doubt it.
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Rowdyboy
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Sat Nov-06-04 01:23 PM
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2. Not according to the DU definition of "DINO" |
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I've heard the following called "DINOS" here over the last 3 years:
Diane Feinstein Evan Bayh Joe Lieberman Bill Nelson Ben Nelson Mark Pryor Max Baucus Kent Conrad Byron Dorgan Mary Landrieu
Other than Lieberman, none even come close to my definition (ie a Zell Miller)
BTW, the DU definition of DINO sometimes appears to be anyone who doesn't vote 100% liberal/left/progressive. While all of these senators have, on occasion, voted less than perfectly IMO, none deserve to be called "DINO".
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Thu Apr 25th 2024, 08:47 AM
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