US Senate 2010 Elections - Time for Improvement
Politics - 1967
US House - 1982
US Senate - 1987
Reid has been in politics for 42 years. In 2008 he received a liberal rating of 70% from the Americans for Democratic Action. Other independent ratings include a 100% rating from NARAL in 2001. As Senate Majority Leader, Reid is responsible for driving three “stimulus” bills through the Senate in the past 12 months, all which handed trillions of dollars over to special interests of the Democrat party. Reid has been involved in several scandals, most involving property he has owned and legislation under his sway. His rating has been as low as 19%, and is currently running in the low 30’s.
There are 36 US Senate seats up for re-election in 2010. A shift in just a few states will shift the balance of power in the Senate, and could bring us closer to being a free nation once again.
The list below contains the names of Senators who we believe should be voted out of office in the 2010 election. We are of the opinion that their Neo-Socialist positions have damaged the fabric of this country, and they should no longer be in a position of power. All of them have a liberal voting record and support liberal positions. We’ve also noted the length of service of each of these people, most of whom have been in office since before MTV, satellite television, and some even before color was introduced onto the small screen. The coming election should be the end of their careers as elected officials.
Arlen Specter (R) (D) Pennsylvania
Politics - 1965
US Senate - 1980
In politics for 44 years and is considered pro-abortion though he only received a 50% rating from NARAL. He stood against the impeachment of Bill Clinton, and has a higher approval rating among Democrats than Republicans in his home state. His most recent and egregious action against this county’s freedom was his turn-coat position in support of the latest “stimulus” package. Specter was one of three Republicans that changed sides in the Senate and helped drive this nation toward Socialism. The bill included the framework for nationalized healthcare as well as pork for multiple left-leaning agenda items.
Politics - 1974
US House - 1980
US Senate - 1998
Schumer has been in politics for 35 years. He has been give a 100 percent rating by NARAL. He voted against the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act. He voted "no" on the impeachment charges of President Bill Clinton in both houses of Congress. In July 2008, the director of the Office of Thrift Supervision, John Reich, blamed the failure of savings and loan and mortgage originator IndyMac on comments made in late June by Schumer, who sent a publicized letter to the regulator raising concerns about the bank's solvency. He has asserted that Americans did not care that 'porky' amendments had been inserted into the recent stimulus bill.
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JOHN GALT
Politics - 1976
US House - 1982
US Senate - 1992
In politics for 33 years.
NARAL - 100, ADA - 80, Comp. Liberal Score - 89.8
Politics - 1982
US Senate - 1992
In politics for 27 years.
Only Senator to vote against the Patriot Act during its first vote, First to suggest a date for withdrawal from Iraq.
Politics - 1974
US House - 1975
US Senate - 1981
Dodd has been in politics since the Nixon administration, more than 35 years. Closely associated with the Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac banking scandals. Received significant donations and “VIP” loans from Country Wide, even as the lender was failing, a process that marked the beginning of the 2008 economic “crisis”. He was the 2007 top recipient of funds from the Insurance industry. He favors carbon emissions limits to combat “global warming”, opposed banking reforms that might have prevented the failure of F&F, and submitted amendments to the 2009 “Porkulus” bill that limited CEO pay and gave the treasury department the authority to approve “appropriate” restaurants for client entertainment.
Politics - 1973
US Senate - 2008
Selected to Senate by Gov. Rod Blagojevich
In politics for 36 years.
Currently holds seat vacated by B. Hussein Obama
Politics - 1988
US Senate - 2008
Selected to Senate by Gov. Bill Ritter
In politics for 20 years.
Currently holds seat vacated by Ken Salazar
Politics - 1971
US House - 1976
US Senate - 1986
Mikulski has been in politics for nearly 40 years. She is a former social activist and voted against the authorization of the use of force in Iraq in both 1991 and 2002. She has a 100% pro-abortion voting score from NARAL, and is ranked 17th on the Committed Senate Liberal list by National Journal. She supports Cap and Trade and increased CAFE standards, voted “Yea” on the Pokulus bill, and “Yea” on the Omnibus spending bill. Mikulski continues to advocate spending n pet projects in her home state, and more pork spending in the Federal budget.
