Is it better to miss a vote that would pass and be right on the issue or to show up and be wrong?

[Renew Deal]

[Occam Bandage]

1. How can you "miss and be right?" You show up and you're wrong, or you miss.

[Colobo]

2. Hillary has been duped by Bush twice. That's all

we need to know about her.

Clinton/Lieberman, anyone?

[Clintonista2]

8. Katz, why do you bring up Lieberman?

Go and google "Obama's senate mentor"

:rofl::rofl::rofl:

[Adsos Letter]

3. How about "show up and be right on the issue"...

which is where real integrity is found.

[Renew Deal]

6. Joe Biden

You're right

[Skip Intro]

4. It's better to ACT upon your convictions and STAND for what you say you believe in.

Let the chips fall where they may.

[Cameron27]

5. yes

[Renew Deal]

7. OK, so Hillary supports war with Iran

Or she was fooled again. Call it whatever you want.

[Skip Intro]

9. just answering your question, but I must say, if you applied a tenth the scrutiny to Obama

that you do to Hillary, I think it would be an enlightening endeavor.

[Renew Deal]

12. My point is that does Hillary really want to run on this issue?

I'm happy to scrutinize Obama and I often do. I declared him too weak to be the nominee on 11/15. I declared him DOA for supporting drivers licenses for illegals on 10/30. (I remember the dates because that was after the debates.) You should even see what I said about Edwards the day his campaign was announced. I am an equal opportunity offender. Part of it is because I haven't chosen a candidate yet. I still cannot commit because I don't love any of them. But I can't resist getting involved when someone is unfairly attacked IMHO.

[Cha]

10. No worries..

hillary has this covered..she's talkin' a mile minute defending her vote, so you see she wasn't really wrong because Iran has changed their tune!

Oh, the NIE reported Iran changed their tune in 2003! You don't say!

Never let them catch you changing your mind..where do they get this from? The bushit school of Iranian policy?

[mtnsnake]

11. Missing key votes to avoid taking a stance is a copout of the biggest variety. nt

[Adsos Letter]

14. I agree...

...only two voted against the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution; how much guts did that take?

And how many voted against the initial Iraq war resolution?

I rest my case...

[madrchsod]

13. how about walking through a pile of shit that`s in plain site?

not one democrat should have showed up to vote on that pile of shit but all but one stepped in it.

[LWolf]

15. Neither.

It's better to show up, and to be right on the issue.

Hillary is wrong on the issue.

We don't know if Obama is right or wrong; his words don't count. His actions do. A vote would have provided evidence for deciding if he is right or wrong. He was wrong not to cast it.

[Perry Logan]

16. The results are in: DUers agree that it's better not to do your job.

So long as you're not Hillary.

[Renew Deal]

18. I think they agree that a job badly done is not worth doing.

:shrug:

[sampsonblk]

17. Show up and be right

Everything else is moonshine.

[Beacool]

19. I prefer a senator who actually has the cojones to vote

instead of complaining how he would have, could have, voted if meany Reid would have given him ample notice (unlike the other senators who must have shown up on a fluke). Please......

[jillan]

20. except when the idiot leader of the senate schedules an important vote when he knows the

Dem candidates are in the middle of a debate.

I blame Reid for what happened yesterday - if that is what you are referring to.