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Reply #19: Ask him which, if any, of these votes he now regrets:
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19. Ask him which, if any, of these votes he now regrets:
He voted to fund expanded road-building in National Forests. He voted to drill for oil in ANWR. He voted to terminate CAFE standards. He voted against promoting hydrogen-powered vehicles. He voted against setting the goal of reducing oil usage by 40% by 2025. He voted to ban all D&X abortions. He voted to outlaw abortions on Military Base regardless of any risk to the mother. He voted against teen pregnancy education because it was not abstanence only. He voted against funding for minority & women-owned business. He voted against expanding hate crimes to include sexual orientation. He voted for Medicare means-testing. He voted for limiting the self-employment health deduction. He voted against increasing the Medicaid rebate for producing generics. He voted against allowing Medicare to negotiate bulk purchase discounts for prescription drug. He voted against expanding the enrollment period for Medicare Part D. He voted for capping negligent hospital corporation and careless nursinghome liability at $250,000. He voted against funding smaller classes. He voted for tax cuts for corporations and the ultra-wealthy. He voted against prioritizing national debt reduction over more tax cutsfor corporations and the ultra-wealthy. He voted to extend the tax cuts on capital gains and dividends and the Paris Hilton estate tax. He voted to renew 'fast track' unchecked presidential trade agreement authority. He voted to implement CAFTA. He voted to reauthorize the PATRIOT Act. He voted to deploy the Star Wars missile defense boondoggle. He voted against McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform. He voted against restricting "soft money" contributions. He voted against establishing the Senate Office of Public Integrity. He voted to allow lobbyist gifts to Congress. He voted for on increasing penalties for drug offenses.
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