How did your senator vote on the Dorgan amendment?

[harvey007]

The "yes" vote was the pro-consumer vote. The amendment offered by Senator Dorgan would have allowed the importation of less expensive pharmaceutical drugs from Canada and a few other countries.

http://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=111&session=1&vote=00377#position

http://dorgan.senate.gov/newsroom/record.cfm?id=320552

[Sebastian Doyle]

1. Both of my allegedly "Democratic" senators voted against it.

And they aren't the only names I didn't expect to see on the wrong side of this one. :evilfrown:

[Cha]

2. Thanks for this, harvey..

My two NY Senators voted NO.

[bigwillq]

3. Both nay.

Dodd and Lieberman.

[Libertas1776]

4. Both nay

from the supposed "liberal" senators of NY. I never liked that Schumer and I guess that appointee Gilli...whatever her name is, is showing her true colors. These people make me sick. :mad:

[virgogal]

5. Nay from both MA senators.

[dflprincess]

6. Both mine vote yes

I'm not surprised Franken did - but Klobuchar surprises me a bit. She's a closet Blue Dog.

[Mari333]

7. SHAME ON LEVIN IN MICHIGAN

but good for Stabenow.

[greendog]

8. What the fuck is wrong with Jon Tester. Fucking useless!

[JimWis]

9. Mine voted Yea. Feingold & Kohl.

[abluelady]

10. One and One

It is interesting that Senator Webb who used to be a Republican voted yes. While he isn't as progressive as I would like, he does come through for us many times. And then the other, Marc Warner, is truly a businessman first and a Dem second. He will always vote for the corporation instead of the consumer.

[msongs]

11. 2yays from CA - surprised to see DiFi voted yes but glad of it nt

[tabbycat31]

12. nay from both NJ senators

[marybourg]

14. The Senators from Pfizer. nt.

[tabbycat31]

29. don't get me started

though I'll take them 100% over governor Rove protege that's about to take office.

[marybourg]

13. 1 of mine - McLame - voted YES! nt.

[Dinger]

15. Kohl & Feingold Voted Yes

[bridgit]

16. Yea - Boxer (D-CA), Feinstein (D-CA)

[Irishonly]

26. Yep

[tmyers09]

17. Love Debbie Stabenow, What the HELL was Carl Levin thinking?!?

[Mari333]

21. that surprised the shit out of me also

[NEOhiodemocrat]

18. Ohio here 1 and 1

Voinovich no, Brown yes (I love this guy!)

[bullwinkle428]

19. HOLY SHIT. GRASSLEY voted "Yes" along with Harkin!

:wow:

[Justitia]

20. Holy Crap! My 2 worthless senators (Texas!) voted 'yea'! Has the Earth flipped polarity?

:wow:

[David Zephyr]

22. The Dorgan amendment is very instructive as to how corporations own Congress.

And that includes Democrats.

[Feron]

23. Vitter Yay, Landrieu Nay

I knew Vitter would be a Yes because that's part of his campaign.

Can't say that I'm surprised that Landrieu voted no.

[David Zephyr]

24. Senator Dodd voted against the amendment. I hope that Ralph Nader runs there now.

Dodd is a slimy whoring sack of shit.

First, his sweetheart mortgage, the bailout cheerleading and now this.

Dodd needs to go.

I hope Ralph runs now.

[bridgit]

30. As did, of course, Lieberman and so goes the Frick & Frack of CT

[asdjrocky]

25. Fucking whores, the lot of them.

[Nite Owl]

27. Nay from NY

our wonderful new dems. Well, Gillibrand is showing some of her former Blue (Dog) streak.

[Mind_your_head]

28. Nice summary

Thank you for posting this!

K & R :kick:

Illinois: Burns & Durbin were 'nays', btw.....

[Motown_Johnny]

31. Stabenow was a Yea, Levin was a Nay so my Senators split