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The Alito Betrayal
by Bob Fertik on January 30, 2006 - 5:18pm.Sam Alito
http://www.democrats.com/alito-betrayal

We, the voters who elect Democrats in every election, were utterly and completely betrayed today by 17 Democratic Senators that we elected.

Akaka (HI), Baucus (MT), Bingaman (NM), Byrd (WV), Cantwell (WA), Carper (DE), Dorgan (ND), Inouye (HI), Johnson (SD), Kohl (WI), Landrieu (LA), Lieberman (CT), Lincoln (AR), Nelson (FL), Nelson (NE), Rockefeller (WV), Salazar (CO)


You do know that bush would’ve just appointed him anyway at the next recess. -TM

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