Where might I find a list on how each congressman voted on the war in iraq? Thanks in advance!?
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thomas.loc.gov has a searchable database of all bills and resolutions introduced in Congress. The search results usually include a list of votes and how each member voted (under bill summary and congressional actions). In this case, you want H.J.RES.114 from the 107th Congress
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Try the "Thomas" website of the House--I think it may be run by the Library of Congress.  C-SPAN should have a link on their website.  Good Luck.
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Most congresspeople have online contact info:  Here's John Mccains\n\nhttp://mccain.senate.gov/
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Its funny, I read an article that said around seventy percent of Americans do not believe the Dems have any plan for Iraq, which is funny because they were voted in simply to punish the Reps on their plans in Iraq.  I love how the libs now rejoice over Pelosi, like she is some war hardened general destined to fix Iraq in the first 100 hours.  She is a San Fran lunatic that yanks funding for the ROTC because it doesn't incorporate gays, and people think she's going to fix Iraq?  Her priorities are outrageous!  Ah well, the Dems wont do anything but gridlock, they don't have the 2/3rd majority to enact the war powers act, so really they have VERY little control over Iraq.  Sorry for the rant
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Use this site: http://www.vote411.org/pollingplacebystate.php
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Go to the democrats.org and gop.org websites. You'll find the information there. Just rephrase it; it should take about one hour, or two if you're a slow writer like me.
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I will be very honest with you. I do not know what will happen-I don't even know their plan. I do know that I do not like the way things are going now in Iraq, with our border and port security, with general fear mongering, with the "family values" the Reps have been shoving down my throat for the past several years, the dirty politics, the gas price fluctuations right before elections, and the "stay the course" mentality. All of these things caused me to vote for somebody different. The Reps' have had 5 years of practically absolute control over all 3 branches of government, and I believe a change is in order. I am very happy with the results of last night's elections.
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89% of the people on vote.com thought he owed the American people and apology.  I was emailed back by a Senator today, that Kerry did apologize and has decided to conclude his campaign and he is not running in the 2008 Primary.  So you are certainly in the minority.  I'm vote democratic.  I was very upset that he didn't make a distinction between the powers at be, and the troops who are fighting so that we have the freedom of speech to be discussing this. Even his own party, seperated themselves from him. No matter how devoted I am, I think for myself. Most Americans were disappointed, to say the least.  Ofcourse, the troops were dileberately misspelling their message.  Some of the kids that went to school, who didn't do well, are selling drugs and carry guns, I wish that would be changed also.  They just go in and out of jail. They are not fighting in the war to protect the U.S.  No matter how I feel about the war, I will never say anything against the troops, I was terrified in a 21 story building on the day of 9/11.  I couldn't work there anymore.  I don't think any of this is funny.  But if the troops want to say anything, they have certainly fought, and earned the right to!!!!!!!!
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yup...look at these two sites.  You can look up your rep by zip code.  Click on votes, and your good to go.\n\nhttp://www.senate.gov/\nhttp://www.house.gov/
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Why don't you try the Congressional website? You should find the information you need there.
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This is not political affiliation by county, but shows 2006 election results by congressional district (for the House) and by state (for the Senate): http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mejn/election/2006/\nThat's more general, I know, but it might help get the gist across...
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Also you can try the link below.  A Great Big WOOO-HOOOO to you.  Thanks for helping spread the word!  It is so easy to contact the correct lawmaker for your district.
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Russ Feingold\n\nWhy?\n\nFeingold was the only senator to vote against the USA PATRIOT Act when first voted on in 2001. At the time, Feingold stated that provisions in the act infringed upon citizens' civil liberties...no one listened...and now everybody whines...\n\nFeingold was one of 23 members of the United States Senate to vote against H.J. Res. 114, which authorized President George W. Bush to use force against Iraq\n\nAnswerman wtf..lol..last thing we need is another President with "family ties" so to speak.
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Yes.  He has served in the military through 2 foreign wars.  Then he went on to serve in Congress.  And while in Congress, he had the political courage to give his opinion, even though it was unpopular.  He has done more for America than most people ever will.
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I haven't heard any of the leaders of the democratic party say this publicly but I have read stuff like this when I want a good laugh at sites like moveon.org. But they have said things that are about as bad about Bush on the war on terror. I did a little research and it's just amazing how the heads of the democratic party have done a complete 180 on their view of war on terror and Iraq. Not that it's bad to change your mind. But I wonder about the character of a man who while running for president said "if you don't think Saddam Hussein is a threat to our country and has WMD's then don't vote for me" to saying a couple years later " president Bush lied us into this war" hoping that we the American people don't remember what he said earlier. That was John Kerry by the way. There are many such statements too many to list here. I am ashamed of the leaders of a political party who use the war on terror as a political punching bag to try and re-gain power in congress. They be-little our troops but say they support them. I have never heard one  positive idea come out of any of their pie holes concerning the war on terror and how to better fight it.I don't know where any of them stand all I know is they can't stand Bush. I don't give a rats rear end what party a good idea comes from I will back that idea with my vote. And to cut and run now is not a good idea. I forgot did I answer the question? lol
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www.wikipedia.com!! helped me on a lot of history assignments... just type Gulf war... ull get the info in like 2 seconds(depends on ur net speed lol)
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http://www.senate.gov/pagelayout/legislative/a_three_sections_with_teasers/votes.htm