Saturday, April 16, 2005

Barbara Boxer's Rebellion




Robert Novak writes:

BOXER'S REBELLION

Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer of California, while claiming her opposition to the confirmation of John Bolton as United Nations ambassador was rare, has actually voted against 11 of President Bush's nominees.

"I myself went back to the record," Boxer said at last week's hearing on Bolton's nomination. "I voted no three times out of hundreds that have come through this committee." In fact, she opposed the only two controversial Bush nominees considered by the Foreign Relations Committee: Condoleezza Rice for secretary of state and Bolton for under secretary of state.

Boxer has voted against every Bush nominee facing any significant opposition. They include John Ashcroft and Alberto Gonzales for attorney general, Theodore Olson for solicitor general, Gale Norton for secretary of the interior and Michael Leavitt, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Apparently, Boxer went back and checked the record, then lied about it.



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Is this the SOP of the Democrats under Dr. Dean?

Sadly, it is.

I pity those on the left. They lead lives of noisy desperation.

That aside, a warm welcome to my many new visitors today, viewing "Barbara Boxer's Rebellion" from:

blogaction.deanforamerica.com

Please come back often and be enlightened.

Mary

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