Reply #18: I suggest you check his voting record

[rpannier]

And that he supported scrub in 2000 and he supports scrubs economic plan. He is the Dem that was sitting on the republican side of the aisle in scrubs SOTU.

Organizations who follow the voting records of legislators gave cuellar between 44 and 67 in terms of his voting record. (He voted with the republicans somewhere between 33 and 56 percent of the time on issues -- which means he voted with the republicans more times than Ben Nelson)

This primary was no secret around the country. It was well publicized. Donations came from all over the country for both men.

The majority of the national party opposed cuellar. If you were unaware of the differences between the two men and their voting records, that's on you, as the majority of DUers were aware of both men and the stakes involved with the election.

If you think that makes cuellar a real dem, well you're entitled.