hogrider
Active Member
- Jan 23, 2013
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Does anyone know how each Senator voted today?
Any links yet?
Any links yet?
And just an FYI, Middleton, Thomas, Charles was the one that crossed over to make us loose the filibuster.
DeGrange voted for cloture as well.
"So what happens later when we look ahead 5 years and there are still the same number of gun murders in urban areas. I'm sure they will find something else to ban or perhaps one day they can get their heads out of their asses.
That's when they ban all handguns,
"Senate President Pro Tem Nathaniel McFadden, a Democrat who represents East Baltimore said that this bill is not perfect, but he thinks it will help stop gun violence in Baltimore City."
Ummm the only way to prevent gun violence in Baltimore city, is remove the people who live in Baltimore City.
So what happens later when we look ahead 5 years and there are still the same number of gun murders in urban areas. I'm sure they will find something else to ban or perhaps one day they can get their heads out of their asses.
Here's the summary:
Roll Call of Senate Vote
The vote was 28-19.
Voting "yes" were 28 Democrats.
Voting "no" were 7 Democrats and 12 Republicans.
Democrats for:
Benson, Joanne, Prince George's.
Brochin, James, Baltimore County
Conway, Joan, Prince George's
Currie, Ulysses, Prince George's
Ferguson, Bill, Baltimore
Forehand, Jennie, Montgomery
Frosh, Brian, Montgomery
Garagiola, Rob, Montgomery
Gladden, Lisa, Baltimore
Jones-Rodwell, Verna, Baltimore
Kasemeyer, Edward, Baltimore County
Kelley, Dolores, Baltimore County
King, Nancy, Montgomery
Madaleno, Richard, Montgomery
Manno, Roger, Montgomery
McFadden, Nathaniel, Baltimore
Miller, Thomas V. Mike, Calvert
Montgomery, Karen, Montgomery
Muse, C. Anthony, Prince George's
Peters, Douglas, Prince George's
Pinsky, Paul, Prince George's
Pugh, Catherine, Baltimore
Ramirez, Victor, Prince George's
Raskin, Jamie, Montgomery
Robey, James, Howard
Rosapepe, James, Prince George's
Young, Ron, Frederick
Zirkin, Robert, Baltimore County
Democrats Against:
Astle, John, Anne Arundel
DeGrange, James, Anne Arundel.
Dyson, Roy, St. Mary's
Klausmeier, Kathy, Baltimore County
Mathias, James, Worcester
Middleton, Thomas, Charles
Stone, Norman, Baltimore County
Republicans Against:
Brinkley, David, Frederick
Colburn, Richard, Dorchester
Edwards, George, Garrett
Getty, Joseph, Carroll
Glassman, Barry, Harford
Jacobs, Nancy, Harford
Jennings, J.B., Harford
Kittleman, Allan, Howard
Pipkin, E.J., Cecil
Reilly, Edward, Anne Arundel
Shank, Christopher, Washington
Simonaire, Bryan, Anne Arundel
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Jesus, I'm embarrassed to be from Silver Spring right now.
Oh no you don't! Keep em where they damn well are.