One interesting thing I noticed, was the list of Senators that didn’t vote. Yep, there are two names there: Kerry and Edwards. I would think that voting on a Constitutional Amendment would be an important enough thing for Kerry and Edwards to take a break from their all to important campaigning and go to their job (they are Senators you know, not just candidates). It seems like this shows a good deal of irresponsibility on their part. Do you really want them running the country? They can’t even go to their current job in the government.I can't say I'm surprised. When it comes to flipping on the issues, the Kerry camp could be the next Olympic gymnastic team. It's a shame people are so willing to look past Kerry's faults to get G. Dubs out of the White House.
I'm still deciding where I am politically. I'm pretty sure I don't want Kerry in charge of the country, but I don't know nearly enough to make an educated decision yet. I suppose I have until November, but I should quit putting research off. Hmm... I need to have a nice, long talk with my favorite Poli Sci major :).
Monday, July 19, 2004
Doesn't really surprise me
I was reading Matt Wissman's blog when I came across this post. He was talking about Senator's voting records on the Constitutional marriage amendment issue. Here's an excerpt:
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No research necessary my friend. Vote your instincts.
Even if it's not "necessary," I'd still like to talk politics with you. There are a lot of issues I'm cloudy about.
Sorry about posting that twice. Kind of odd that I work in IT. Anyway, I'd be more than happy to discuss anything with you!
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