For those who didn't watch/listen to the Senate HCR Reconciliation vote, Senator Lincoln, against

[ThomWV]

Senator Blanch Lincoln voted against the HCR Reconciliation bill, I believe she was the only "Democrat" to do so. Senators Liberman and Sanders voted with the Democratic Party.

It is a good thing she has a Primary Challenger.

[Mass]

1. At least 2 more DINOs voted against it: Pryor and Nelson.\nt

[csziggy]

7. Which Nelson? Bill or Ben?

If Bill, I need to call and given him a piece of my mind!

[Mass]

8. Ben (NE).

[csziggy]

10. Good, I don't feel good enough to be properly cranky with Bill Nelson today

Wish this damn front would move through so my bones would quit hurting.

[napi21]

2. What isher story? She seems to be against everything Dem,

but I don't remember her ever giving a reason?

I've seen & heard her opposer on several TV shows & although I'm not in Ark. I was a lot more impressed with him than I've been with Blanch!

[goclark]

3. Pick me off the floor LIE votes Yes!

[HereSince1628]

4. Both Ark Senators voted with the 'Ridge-Runners'

Not even satellite teevee will bring some places into the 20th century. How do we expect Senators from such places to lift the US into the future?

[maglatinavi]

5. blanche

"Off with her head!!!" said the queen
:kick: :kick: :kick: :kick: :kick: :kick: :kick: :kick: :kick: her ass to never land ...

[quiet.american]

6. She also voted *with* the Repugs on a number of their amendment farces.

Cannot stand her. But worse, from what I've seen of her primary challenger, I don't have much more faith in him, either.

[movonne]

11. I think he will be a good senator...

[Bryn]

9. Blanche likes money too much .... We are working to get rid of her here in Arkansas

From a MoveOn.org fundraising email:

Blanche Lincoln is one of the worst corporate Democrats in Washington. That's why 92 percent of Arkansas MoveOn members voted to support Bill Halter over Blanche Lincoln in a primary election. Instead of fighting for the health care reform Arkansas families desperately need, she took nearly a million ($866,000) from Big Insurance and HMO interests and then played a leading role in opposing the public health insurance option. She took $1.3 million from Wall Street banks and helped kill legislation that would've allowed struggling homeowners to stay in their homes. And she sponsored a bill to roll back the Clean Air Act to protect corporate profits. With Bill Halter, our Arkansas members see a candidate who will stand up to special interests. Arkansans deserve someone who'll fight for them, not Wall Street.