The Senate confirmed Kathleen Sebelius last night by a vote of 65-31 despite her radical support for the abortion industry. No Democrats voted against her. But the following 9 Republicans voted for her. Note that Specter is no longer a Republican so it’s really only 8 Republicans now.
Bond (MO)
Brownback (KS)
Collins (ME)
Gregg (NH)
Lugar (IN)
Roberts (KS)
Snowe (ME)
Specter (PA)
Voinovich (OH)
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Throw them all out – 2010
By: Lisa N on April 29, 2009
at 9:37 am
THOSE NINE REPUBLICS WHO VOTED FOR SEBELIUS ARE A DISGRACE LUGAR, BROWNBACK,AND BOND YOU MOST OF ALL. THE POPE SHOULD BE PROUND OF BROWNBACK
By: GREG on April 29, 2009
at 10:29 am
THANKS FOR YOU THE MEN & WOMEN WHO VOTED AGAINST THIS HHS SECRETARY, YOU FOLKS HAVE BACK BONE, GOD BLESS EVERY ONE OF YOU. KEEP UP THE FIGHT I THINK AMERICANS ARE WAKING UP TO WHAT IS HAPPENING TO OUR COUNTRY. THANKS AGAIN FOR REPRESENTING GOD FEARING VALUES.
By: GREG on April 29, 2009
at 10:35 am
I heard about this website on the Mark Levin show of April 28, 2009. I will be helping to pass the word about this website to help raise funds for Conservative Senators.
We need to get back to our founding principles for the health of the United States of America.
By: Vicki on April 29, 2009
at 10:53 am
Ah. The liberals are taking full advantage of the swine flu hysteria.
Remember what Hillary says…”Never let a good crisis go to waste”
By: Madmike on April 29, 2009
at 4:34 pm
I am terribly upset that both my senators voted for Sebelius. I thought they would, but hoping Brownback would have held to his convictions. I guess he is actually a progressive after all!!
By: sandy humphrey on April 29, 2009
at 5:35 pm
We need leadership, these 9 are a perfect example of what is wrong with our party. We need to proactively throw out those that do not act like Conservatives. Until we start electing principled Reps, we will continue to suffer fools such as these.
By: General American on April 29, 2009
at 8:47 pm
I am so glad who ever put this on Fox Wedsite Thank You. I’ve read Marks book loved it. We as Conservatives must come together. I went to a Tea Party made me feel much better. I will be
forwarding this wedsite to all freinds and family.
When are we going to Washington?
By: Deborah Wade on April 29, 2009
at 9:54 pm
Too bad she likes to murder babies. Ok, that may be a little too tough on her, let me try again… Too bad she’s ok with letting others murder their babies.
Giovanni
http://giovanniworld.wordpress.com/2009/01/24/obama-oks-killing-of-babies-world-wide/
By: giovanniworld on April 29, 2009
at 11:36 pm
Until the Republican Party gets rid of the liberal loons that voted for the “killer bitch” Sebelius, I hope they won’t ask me for any more money.
By: Joe Hudson on April 30, 2009
at 7:07 pm
I am very dissapointed in Senator Bond. Brownback also. The future implications of this appointment, aside from this president’s overall policies, are ominous. Eugenics is not dead, it just has a different mask.
I heard about this site from a commenter on NewsBusters. I will be mentioning it too. Wishing you all the best and success in this endeavor.
My biggest disagreement with your goals is “saving…Medicare”. Social Security has become a pure Ponzi scheme, but Medicare is nothing but redistribution- benefits are from confiscation of earnings to be given to someone else, with no pretense of an investment plan to back it up. I assume that can be addressed at a later date. Also, what ever happened to term limits???
By: nofate on May 2, 2009
at 2:02 am
We must not divide our numbers with third parties or forget it we need to take back the R party, it is OUR party not John McCains party.
We must be willing to lose with candidates WE nominate and quit voting for the lesser of two evils.
Dont decide who you support based on whether you think they can win, but only on what they stand for regardless of whether you think they can win.
We are better off losing an election and sticking with our principles since they will only betray us as we saw recently with snowjob and benedict arlen.
Don’t compare two candidates to each other, look at the R nominee by themselves not in contrast with the communist he is running against, whenever we do that we wind up with sphincter and his kind.
Do some research… for example: GW Bush profited from the sale of a public financed stadium/sports team and it came to light in the campaign. That alone should have cost him the 2000 nomination since it was a tip off of his character (or lack thereof) and a sign of things to come Medicare/bailouts lousy war management etc.
By: Tony on May 2, 2009
at 10:44 pm