Does anybody have a breakdown of the votes in the House...

[oldtimecanuk]

today on the Iraq resolution? I know that is was 246 - 182 but not sure who the members were that voted against it!

Thanks,


http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6368985.stm

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[Monkeyman]

1. Link

http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2007/roll099.xml

[oldtimecanuk]

2. Thanks mondeyman....eom

[oldtimecanuk]

3. Sorry Monkeyman... my typing skills tonight are certainly off... I appologize...

for the typo... I need another question answered, so I don't have to do allot of leg work, who were the 2 Dems.?

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[Monkeyman]

4. No Need

[Staph]

5. The two Democrats who voted nay

are Gene Taylor, Mississippi 4th district, and Jim Marshall, Georgia 4th district.

We need to find some replacement candidates for the 2008 primary election.

[oldtimecanuk]

6. Thanks for the info, and yes we certainly need to do that....

We seem to have a problem with Dems. voting along party lines, even though the cause is absolutely sound... The Rupublics seem to be able to click their fingers and all come to attention and vote Party lines... hmmmmm Something certainly wrong on both sides of the isle on this one....

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[DaveinMD]

8. 2 Dems crossed party lines

17 Republicans did. Seems they were the ones with the problem.

[BlueStorm]

7. Damn, been missing the news again!!!

I had to stay at mom's to take her to the clinic. So what happened?

Blue

[oldtimecanuk]

9. The vote for the resolution went 246 - 182 with 2 Dems voting ...

with the Repubs..... Who knows why? But they did and thats the bottom line...

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[BlueStorm]

11. Ok, color me uninformed but what was the resolution again?

There just seems to be so many things going on that it's hard to track.

Blue

[tkmorris]

12. The non-binding Iraq War Resolution

The one that says they support the troops but not Bush's surge.

[BlueStorm]

13. Thanks!!

[burrowowl]

10. Thanks for link! eom