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No Elephants Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Sep-20-10 08:12 AM
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38. Moderate? Bc of one or two votes where he differed from a Tennessee Republican?
Not in my book. In the Massachusetts legislature, this self-proclaimed moderate voted with his party something like 96% of the time.


BTW, reaching out v. calling out has less than nothing to do with how Senators vote. It's about re-election, period--what you need to do to get money from the state and national Party and from rich Republicans, with a dash of something you can brag on to voters when it's time to campaign. Aside from that, it's a 100 member clubhouse.
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