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  -23 U.S. Senators who voted against the Iraq War Resolution who do not need to recant their vote: elocs  Dec-29-06 04:46 PM   #0 
  - Good luck with that ...  Trajan   Dec-29-06 04:48 PM   #1 
  - Why not spread the word that some of the people  Boojatta   Dec-29-06 10:27 PM   #34 
     - The 'Either/Or' proposition has a name ...  Trajan   Dec-29-06 10:46 PM   #35 
        - If you don't agree with the assumption, then that is fine.  Boojatta   Dec-30-06 11:10 AM   #48 
  - Those who voted for it were ignorant fools. Or worse.  Tom Joad   Dec-29-06 05:01 PM   #2 
  - They were worse because they knew better /nt  still_one   Dec-29-06 05:03 PM   #4 
  - There is one way that someone who voted for it can redeem themseleves in my eyes  still_one   Dec-29-06 05:03 PM   #3 
  - well this is our list of possible candidates - because they have a brain  28erl   Dec-29-06 05:06 PM   #5 
  - There are those who were outside of Congress, and also oppossed the IWR  still_one   Dec-29-06 05:08 PM   #6 
  - yes that is correct too - but no candidate who vote for this insanity  28erl   Dec-29-06 05:31 PM   #11 
  - That was what I was trying to infer by also including  elocs   Dec-29-06 05:46 PM   #16 
     - didn't kunich vote against the war???? n/t  28erl   Dec-29-06 06:04 PM   #18 
        - Yes but he is a Representative rather than a Senator. There were  freefall   Dec-29-06 06:15 PM   #20 
        - yes, but he is in the house not the senate  still_one   Dec-29-06 11:51 PM   #36 
  - Why are the others necessarily fools? Perhaps those who voted against IWR  Ninja Jordan   Dec-29-06 05:50 PM   #17 
     - And perhaps it was neither  Le Taz Hot   Dec-30-06 12:31 AM   #38 
  - and only one of them  DaveinMD   Dec-29-06 05:15 PM   #7 
  - Carl Levin, Jack Reed, Paul Wellstone so actually three.  Zynx   Dec-29-06 05:20 PM   #8 
     - I stand corrected  DaveinMD   Dec-29-06 05:21 PM   #9 
     - Dick Durbin too  Hippo_Tron   Dec-30-06 04:47 AM   #40 
  - Well a few comments...  jasonc   Dec-29-06 05:24 PM   #10 
  - Conyers is a congressman  pennylane100   Dec-29-06 05:37 PM   #14 
     - D'oh  jasonc   Dec-29-06 07:46 PM   #30 
  - These senators displayed good judgment  BluegrassDem   Dec-29-06 05:33 PM   #12 
  - me too and for the same reason  AtomicKitten   Dec-29-06 05:34 PM   #13 
  - They also all live in districts where they face little to no opposition from the GOP  Ninja Jordan   Dec-29-06 05:39 PM   #15 
  - These are Senators - they don't have districts  beaconess   Dec-29-06 06:14 PM   #19 
  - I meant states.  Ninja Jordan   Dec-29-06 06:18 PM   #23 
     - But these states aren't solid blue  beaconess   Dec-29-06 07:11 PM   #29 
  - So let me get this straight--  elocs   Dec-29-06 06:16 PM   #21 
  - Senator Byrd voted no and said it  Pithy Cherub   Dec-29-06 06:18 PM   #22 
     - Foolish on national security or rather a difference of opinion?  Ninja Jordan   Dec-29-06 06:19 PM   #24 
        - How many are apologizing for such a lapse in judgment  Pithy Cherub   Dec-29-06 06:27 PM   #25 
        - No, it was poor judgment in that he (Edwards) didn't discover the truth at the time.  Ninja Jordan   Dec-29-06 06:31 PM   #26 
           - with all due respect  AtomicKitten   Dec-29-06 06:36 PM   #27 
           - So how was it that I, little LTH  Le Taz Hot   Dec-30-06 12:39 AM   #39 
        - Byrd voted no because he didn't want to give Bush unlimited authority to go to war  Hippo_Tron   Dec-30-06 04:52 AM   #41 
           - Exactly  trashcanistanista   Dec-30-06 12:31 PM   #49 
  - Excellent points.  LWolf   Dec-29-06 06:36 PM   #28 
  - i for one will not vote for anyone who voted for this insanity  ooglymoogly   Dec-29-06 08:00 PM   #31 
  - Which Includes Hillary!  lostnotforgotten   Dec-29-06 08:23 PM   #33 
  - I feel the same  trashcanistanista   Dec-30-06 12:51 PM   #50 
  - Right On  Kat 333   Dec-30-06 06:56 PM   #52 
  - Do any of these have crossover appeal ?  Catchawave   Dec-29-06 08:18 PM   #32 
  - Kerry also joined the military and volunteered to fight in a war  JI7   Dec-30-06 12:01 AM   #37 
  - "Waffling" on what and how specifically.......can you elaborate?  FrenchieCat   Dec-30-06 05:37 AM   #43 
  - Most of them are too old to run for President  Hippo_Tron   Dec-30-06 06:20 AM   #45 
  - Means we had 23 Senators with Courage and conviction.....  FrenchieCat   Dec-30-06 05:32 AM   #42 
  - It was all about unilaterally going to war vs a coalition in my view  Hippo_Tron   Dec-30-06 06:17 AM   #44 
     - Agreed....and the measures you suggest were exactly what the  FrenchieCat   Dec-30-06 07:10 AM   #46 
  - This is why I'm starting to think  darboy   Dec-30-06 09:03 AM   #47 
  - I've just started thinking the same thing. n/t  Little Star   Dec-30-06 07:44 PM   #53 
  - More information  ProSense   Dec-30-06 01:20 PM   #51 
 

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