[MplsSteve]

Cool. Good to know.

[Vaquero]

wow a 'republican' voting for Alito...who'd a thunk it.

[George from New England]

She's hopping on the bandwagon. IF she could be part of a successful stoppage she'd vote no in a flash.

[Mr. Brightside]

She waited so long ti decide, nobody now cares what she thinks.

[RetroSexual]

Even a broken clock is right two times a day!

[mewzilla]

Bet she's up for re-election in '06, ain't she?

[RonF]

Given the success of the cloture vote, they only need 51 "yes"s to confirm, right?

[digger48]

Has President Bayh announced his vote yet?

[Grendel9]

She finally got her butt off the fence!
Typical RINO having Number One as the
prime consideration.

[TheBigB]

Nice. I expect Alito to get around 62-65 votes for confirmation.

[OKIEDOC]

Would have been better if she had got on the train earlier in the process.

Listening to CSPAN and to those Negative Dimorats whine on about nothing.

Why do I feel a certain amount of pleasure at watching these left wing moon bats slobber all over themselves to stick pins into Judge Alito.

Could it be these @ssholes finally see their house of cards starting to fall like a suicide jumper from the Empire State Building.

[Gunder]

Let's give credit where it's due. Maine is a blue state. Good for her.

[JRochelle]

"It was only after a careful, full, and fair review of Judge Alito’s judicial record, as well as the role of the Senate and the founding fathers’ intent for the confirmation process, that I have concluded I will vote to confirm him to the Supreme Court."


You'd think that after some 30+ years in the senate that she'd have the part about the role of the senate and the founding fathers' intent down pat by now!