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Wed May-25-05 11:03 AM
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| Anyone watching the Owens vote? |
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I'd just like to state for the record how very much I loathe Bill Frist. Sanctimonious amoral bastard.
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Wed May-25-05 11:06 AM
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| 1. I do believe I just heard |
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Byrd vote no. I hope I'm wrong.
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Wed May-25-05 11:10 AM
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| 2. Wouldn't NO be the correct vote against Owens? |
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Wed May-25-05 11:19 AM
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Sorry - too much multitasking ;-). I meant to say I thought I heard him vote AYE.
So far the vote seems to be pretty much along strict party lines. Too bad.
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Wed May-25-05 11:35 AM
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| 9. That sucks. Oh well. OMG! We must run him out of the party! |
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We must run a primary opponent against him!!! I'd rather have a nut like Coburn take his spot then have a Democrat who doesn't vote the way I want them to all the time!!!
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Wed May-25-05 11:17 AM
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| 3. has Kerry come down yet ? |
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Wed May-25-05 11:19 AM
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| 5. He just voted a minute ago. |
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Wed May-25-05 11:20 AM
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| 6. Yes, he voted no and then was talking to Chuck Schumer but you can't |
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Edited on Wed May-25-05 11:24 AM by Pirate Smile
see them with the current camera angle.
edit - now you can. When the angle shows more of the Dem side, you can see them.
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Wed May-25-05 11:23 AM
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Edited on Wed May-25-05 11:23 AM by JI7
was talking to Schumer then with Hillary and Feinstein
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Wed May-25-05 11:32 AM
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| 8. big huddle of Foreign Relations Com. Dems |
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They are plotting about the Bolton nomination, I'm sure. Everyone is there but Sarbanes--at least I didn't see him.
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Wed May-25-05 11:35 AM
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| 10. Then Kerry went out through the Rep. side |
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And shook hands with someone--Sen. Warner? Looked like JK was thanking him for something. They were clasping each other's arms briefly. Wonder what that was about!
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Wed May-25-05 11:37 AM
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| 11. notice how he totally ignored McCain again |
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Edited on Wed May-25-05 11:39 AM by JI7
yup, that was Warner he was with .
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Wed May-25-05 11:42 AM
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Byrd must have voted aye. Can't imagine why.
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Wed May-25-05 11:45 AM
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| 13. he has always leaned conservative on some issues |
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i'm not too surprised if he did
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Wed May-25-05 12:52 PM
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| 14. Byrd is fairly conservative |
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He voted for DOMA and for cloture on the FMA. He is not a liberal. Many people like him because of his opposition to the Iraq War, but they forget that many conservatives Republicans oppposed it as well.
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