[NeoCaveman]

65? Let me guess, all R's but Chafee and 11 Democrats who are either in red states or running for re-election this year.

Someone let me know if I was right.

[petercooper]

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

BBC Report:

BBC: US Senate backs terror trial bill ~ Passed by 65-34 vote --( could be signed this weekend )

[Robert A Cook PE]

Now, the only question is, "How many of the democrats (who voted FOR the law) are running for reelection, and how many (that voted against it) are NOT running for re-election?"

[AdvisorB]

This bumper sticker is courtesy of Rush Limbaugh.

[BallyBill]

Democrats Care, please elect them for Allah's Sake!

[stylin19a]

Added Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., "We are being asked to consider legislation that will determine how our troops and personnel, foreign troops and personnel, as well as innocent bystanders will be treated when captured during conflict."

like the military guys that had their d**ks cut off and stuck in their mouths then beheaded...you mean like THAT kind of activity when captured ?

[Scotsman will be Free]

Good! Give 'em all a fair trial then hang 'em.

[Hoodlum91]

I've posted this before: the Dems continue to treat terrorism as a criminal act, not an act of war. That was Clinton's approach too. Worked pretty well, didn't it?

Rather than pointing out that the Dems are enabling and protecting the enemy, we should bne pointing out that they want to return to the policy that brought us 9/11. That would strike a chord w/voters.

[SunkenCiv]

Gosh, I wonder how Joe Lieberman voted. And for that matter, who crossed party lines on both sides.