How did your Congressman vote on the FISA Bill?

In My Humble Opinion
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[QUOTE=Mr. Moto]
Seems like this one split the Democrats pretty badly, huh? And I notice already that the more strident websites of activism are going after those Democrats who voted “yea” with a vengeance.

I’m reminded of 1968, where the riots were in Chicago and not Miami Beach.

The Democrats have to decide whether they are going to be a governing party or an activist party, and issues like this are the decision point.
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So in another thread you blame Dems for being too partisan, and here you take them to task for not being of one mind. :rolleyes: Typical. And I’d hardly call disagreement along a 2-9 ratio “split badly”.

Not surprisingly (hey, it’s why I voted for her), Barbara Lee voted No. The news about Feinstein is quite depressing, though.

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Rep. Mike Pence, a loyal Newt-tron, yes

Sen. Dick Lugar, out of town to give some award

Sen. Evan Bayh, yes

A lot of democrats voted yes to avoid being “soft on terrorism.”

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[QUOTE=AskNott]
Rep. Mike Pence, a loyal Newt-tron, yes

Sen. Dick Lugar, out of town to give some award

Sen. Evan Bayh, yes

A lot of democrats voted yes to avoid being “soft on terrorism.”
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I’m so disgusted I’m leaving the Party and going Independent. It won’t make one whit of difference except I’ll feel better.

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Both senators (D-Leahy and I-Sanders) voted no as did my rep. (D-Welsh.) No surprises there.