http://usconservatives.about.com/od/profiles/p/clinton_votes.htmAbortion:
Hillary Rodham Clinton is strongly pro-abortion. In 2005 she voted 100 percent of the time with pro-abortion NARAL and 0 percent of the time with the National Right to Life Committee. For example, she voted:
* AGAINST banning partial birth abortions
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* AGAINST the Child Custody Protection Act. In other words, she did not vote to stop adults from taking teens across state lines in order to obtain abortions without their parents' knowledge.
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* FOR embryonic stem cell research
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* FOR permitting abortions in military hospitals - abortions paid for by taxpayers.
Gun Rights:
Senator Clinton is against full Second Amendment Rights. In 2006 the National Rifle Association gave her an "F" in protecting gun ownership rights. In 2005 she voted with Gun Owners of America 0 percent of the time. For instance, she has voted:
* AGAINST protecting gun owners from having their legally-possessed guns confiscated during a state of emergency.
Immigration:
Ms. Clinton has demonstrated some concern over illegal immigration, but she has only voted 8 percent of the time with the immigration reform group U.S. Border Control which is "dedicated to ending illegal immigration by securing our nation's borders and reforming our border and immigration policies." Americans for Better Immigration gave her a D. For instance, she did vote:
* FOR the Senate immigration reform bill, but voted
* AGAINST an amendment to require border enforcement before granting amnesty to illegals.
* AGAINST an amendment to protect Social Security from being used fraudulently by illegals.
* FOR an amendment to stop courts from deporting illegals.
Business:
Ms. Rodham Clinton had a poor rating with the National Federation of Independent Business, an organization dedicated to helping small businesses succeed. In 2005-2006, she voted only 12 percent of the time in line with the NFIB. For instance, she voted:
* AGAINST the Class Action Fairness Act, which sought to curb the rise of litigation against small businesses.
* AGAINST the creation of small-business health plans "through which small companies could band together to buy insurance for their employees."
War in Iraq:
Senator Clinton has voted to fund the War in Iraq, but has also been soft on Homeland Security. For instance, she voted:
* FOR emergency funds for Iraq and Afghanistan.
* AGAINST military commissions for trying unlawful combatants. This is a bill that John McCain(R-AZ) and Lindsey Graham(R-SC) - big advocates of fair treatment for Guantanamo Bay detainees - agreed to as good for national security while upholding basic human rights.
Flag Desecration:
Senator Clinton voted AGAINST a constitutional ban on flag burning.
Energy:
Senator Clinton voted:
* AGAINST drilling in ANWR
* AGAINST the SAFE Act, a common sense energy policy which passed in the Senate 88-11.
* AGAINST the Energy Policy Act of 2005 along with Ted Kennedy and John F Kerry.
Spending:
She does not shy away from government spending. In 2005, she earned a rating of 9 (out of 100) by the National Taxpayers Union, an organization that, "Seeks to reduce government spending, cut taxes, and protect the rights of taxpayers." She was only slightly less wasteful than big spenders Patty Murray(D-WA), John Kerry(D-MA) and Ted Kennedy(D-MA), who all received ratings of 7. Hillary was less frugal with taxpayer money than even Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Steny Hoyer (D-MD) who both earned a score of 13. In comparison, Trent Lott (R-MS) received a 70 and John Kyl (R-AZ) received an 87.
While Hillary Clinton may work to convince voters she is a moderate, her voting record demonstrates that she is quite liberal on many issues important to economic and social conservatives.