Posted on 10/06/2006 12:21:32 PM PDT by InfantryMarine
We need to get the word out on this guy. Ohio is CRITICAL in NOV.!
BROWN'S FAR-OUT (ANTI) DEFENSE HITS
When it comes to fighting the War on Terror, Brown's singing the same anti-war tune he sang in the 70's.
He refused to support supplemental funding for our troops, has voted more than a dozen times to cut or freeze military spending, and also voted to cut funding for establishing a missile defense system. He even voted against pay-raises for military personnel. Brown not only opposes the War, but votes against our troops while they are in harm's way.
Brown Voted At Least TWICE Against The $87 Billion Supplemental Funding For Operations In Iraq And Afghanistan:
Fiscal 2004 Supplemental for Iraq and Afghanistan -- Conference Report. "Adoption of the conference report on the bill that would appropriate $87.5 billion in emergency fiscal 2004 spending for military operations and reconstruction in Iraq and Afghanistan. Military operations would receive $64.7 billion. Reconstruction aid to Iraq would be comprised of grants totaling $18.6 billion. Reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan would receive $1.2 billion. Note: A 'yea' was a vote in support of the president's position." (H.R. 3289, CQ Vote #601: Adopted (thus sent to the Senate) 298-121: R 216-5; D 82-115; I 0-1, October 31, 2003, Brown voted Nay)
Fiscal 2004 Supplemental for Iraq and Afghanistan - Passage."Passage of the bill that would appropriate $87 billion in fiscal 2004 supplemental spending for military operations and reconstruction in Iraq and Afghanistan. The bill would provide $18.6 billion in grants for Iraqi reconstruction, $39.9 billion for operations and maintenance, $339 million for procurement, and $412 million for military construction. It also would also require normal competitive bidding procedures for all government contracts relating to Iraq's oil infrastructure." (H.R. 3289, CQ Vote #562: Passed 303-125: R 220-6; D 83-118; I 0-1, October 17, 2003, Brown voted Nay)
Brown Voted At Least FOUR Times Against Funding For Military And Peacekeeping Operations Around Iraq Prior To The 2003 War.
(H.R. 2561, CQ Vote #334: Passed 379-45: R 210-6; D 169-38; I 0-1, July 22, 1999, Brown voted Nay; H.R. 3579, CQ Vote #88: Passed 212-208: R 205-17; D 7-190; I 0-1, March 31, 1998, Brown voted Nay; H.R. 1469, CQ Vote #169: Adopted 220-201: R 188-35; D 32-165; I 0-1, June 5, 1997, Brown voted Nay; H.R. 3759, CQ Vote #8: Rejected in the Committee of the Whole 158-260: R 66-106; D 91-154; I 1-0, February 3, 1994, Brown voted Yea)
Brown Voted Against Defense Spending Increases The Year Before 9/11. (H.R. 3908, CQ Vote #85: Adopted 289-130: R 180-34; D 108-95; I 1-1, March 29, 2000, Brown voted Nay)
Brown Has Voted At Least FIFTEEN TIMES To Cut Or Freeze Defense Spending.
(H.R. 4205, CQ Vote #194: Rejected 88-331: R 14-201; D 73-129; I 1-1, May 18, 2000, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 1664, H.R. 1141, CQ Vote # 118: Rejected 164-260: R 3-215; D 160-45; I 1-0, May 6, 1999, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 1119, CQ Vote #214: Rejected 89-332: R 13-211; D 75-121; I 1-0, June 19, 1997, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 3610, CQ Vote #244: Rejected 148-265: R 18-203; D 129-62; I 1-0, June 13, 1996, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 2126, CQ Vote #721: Motion rejected 134-290: R 18-213; D 115-77; I 1-0, October 18, 1995, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 2126, CQ Vote #644: Rejected 124-296: R 13-216; D 110-80; I 1-0, September 7, 1995, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 889: CQ Vote #153: Rejected 163-264: R 0-228; D 162-36; I 1-0, February 22, 1995, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 889: CQ Vote #152: Rejected 167-260: R 3-225; D 163-35; I 1-0, February 22, 1995, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 2118, CQ Vote #186: Rejected in Committee of the Whole 188-244: R 46-128; D 141-116; I 1-0, May 26, 1993, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 5122, CQ Vote #142: Rejected 124-301: R 6-221; D 117-80; I 1-0, May 11, 2006, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 5010, CQ Vote #269: Rejected 112-314: R 5-212; D 106-101; I 1-1, June 27, 2002, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 3610, CQ Vote #243: Rejected 101-319: R 10-217; D 90-102; I 1-0, June 13, 1996, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 2401, CQ Vote #420: Rejected in the Committee of the Whole 210-216: R 28-143; D 181-73; I 1-0, September 9, 1993, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 2266, CQ Vote #337: Rejected 137-290: R 37-186; D 99-104; I 1-0, July 29, 1997, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 3610, CQ Vote #245: Rejected 194-219: R 60-161; D 133-58; I 1-0, June 13, 1996, Brown voted Yea)
Brown Voted At Least TWELVE Times To Cut Funding For Ballistic Missile Defense.
(H. Con. Res. 95, CQ Vote #85: Rejected 134-292: R 1-225; D 132-67; I 1-0, March 17, 2005, Brown voted Yea; H. Con. Res. 393, CQ Vote #88: Rejected 119-302: R 0-220; D 118-82; I 0-1, March 25, 2004, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 4546, CQ Vote #157: Motion rejected 193-223: R 2-210; D 190-12; I 1-1, May 10, 2002, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 4546, CQ Vote # 145: Rejected 159-253: R 2-206; D 156-46; I 1-1, May 9, 2002, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 3610, CQ Vote #246, Rejected 190-208: R 30-189; D 159-19; I 1-0, June 13, 1996, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 3230, CQ Vote #173: Motion rejected 185-240: R 2-228; D 182-12; I 1-0, May 15, 1996, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 1530, CQ Vote #384: Motion rejected 188-239: R 2-227; D 185-12; I 1-0, June 15, 1995, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 1530, CQ Vote #374: Rejected 178-250: R 9-220; D 168-30; I 1-0, June 14, 1995, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 4301, CQ Vote #179: Rejected in the Committee of the Whole 155-271: R 15-160; D 139-111; I 1-0, May 18, 1994, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 3400, CQ Vote #610: Rejected in the Committee of the Whole 184-248: R 33-139; D 150-109; I 1-0, November 22, 1993, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 2401, CQ Vote #414: Rejected in the Committee of the Whole 202-227: R 16-156; D 185-71; I 1-0, September 8, 1993, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 2401, CQ Vote #412: Rejected in the Committee of the Whole 160-272: R 6-167; D 153-105; I 1-0, September 8, 1993, Brown voted Yea)
Brown Voted At Least FOUR Times To Cut Funds For Producing Or Procuring B-2 Stealth Bombers.
(H.R. 2266, CQ Vote #336: Rejected 200-222: R 55-165; D 144-57; I 1-0, July 29, 1997, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 1119, CQ Vote #228: Rejected 209-216: R 60-163; D 148-53; I 1-0, June 23, 1997, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 2126, CQ Vote #639: Rejected 210-213: R 81-147; D 128-66; I 1-0, September 7, 1995, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 1530, CQ Vote #370: Rejected 203-219: R 81-146; D 121-73; I 1-0, June 13, 1995, Brown voted Yea)
Brown Voted At Least TEN Times Against Pay Raises For Military Personnel.
(H.R. 5010, CQ Vote #270: Passed 413-18: R 218-1; D 194-16; I 1-1, June 27, 2002, Brown voted Nay; H.R. 4546, CQ Vote #158: Passed 359-58: R 212-1; D 146-56; I 1-1, May 10, 2002, Brown voted Nay; H.R. 3338, CQ Vote #458: Passed 406-20: R 217-1; D 187-19; I 2-0, November 28, 2001, Brown voted Nay; H.R. 4576, CQ Vote #241: Passed 367-58: R 208-8; D 158-49; I 1-1, June 7, 2000, Brown voted Nay; H.R. 2561, CQ Vote #494: Adopted (thus sent to the Senate) 372-55: R 214-7; D 158-47; I 0-1, October 13, 1999, Brown voted Nay; H.R. 2561, CQ Vote #334: Passed 379-45: R 210-6; D 169-38; I 0-1, July 22, 1999, Brown voted Nay; H.R. 1401, CQ Vote #191: Passed 365-58: R 214-4; D 151-53; I 0-1, June 10, 1999, Brown voted Nay; H.R. 1664, CQ Vote # 120: Passed 311-105: R 174-38; D 137-66; I 0-1, May 6, 1999 , Brown voted Nay; H.R. 1141, CQ Vote # 133: Adopted (thus sent to the Senate) 269-158: R 152-68; D 117-89; I 0-1, May 18, 1999, Brown voted Nay; H.R. 3230, CQ Vote #174: Passed 272-153: R 197-34; D 75-118; I 0-1, May 15, 1996 , Brown voted Nay)
Brown Also Voted At Least Seven Times In Favor Of Pay Raises For Military Personnel, But Only After September 11th.
(H.R. 2863, CQ Vote #287: Passed 398-19: R 219-2; D 178-17; I 1-0, June 20, 2005, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 4613, CQ Vote #418: Adopted (thus sent to the Senate) 410-12: R 221-0; D 188-12; I 1-0, July 22, 2004, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 4200, CQ Vote #206: Passed 391-34: R 221-1; D 169-33; I 1-0, May 20, 2004, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 3289, CQ Vote #554: Rejected 213-213: R 14-211; D 198-2; I 1-0, October 17, 2003, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 1588, CQ Vote #500: Motion agreed to 406-0: R 220-0; D 185-0; I 1-0, September 10, 2003, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 5010, CQ Vote #457: Adopted (thus sent to the Senate) 409-14: R 218-1; D 190-13; I 1-0, October 10, 2002, Brown voted Yea; H.R. 3338, CQ Vote #510: Adopted (thus sent to the Senate) 408-6: R 216-2; D 190-4; I 2-0, December 20, 2001, Brown voted Yea)
Is Dewine's campaign not getting this information out? If not, they deserve to lose. Dewine should be leading by 10 points in the polls if this information is out. That he's not tells me his campaign is playing defense and not offense by using dynamite stuff like this.
I Agree, BUT they are not so we need to get it out for the sake of the future of the nation!
I saw them debating on a tv show and Brown was so articulate while dewine was horribly boring. I think that might have something to do with it. I agree that we need this seat for the sake of the United States, but DeWine needs to get off the can and get his achievements out. I can't help him since I am a Pennsylvanian. Hopefully the folks in Ohio can see though the personality of Brown and vote for DeWine who may not have any charisma but is a Republican and can help the Republicans keep the Senate.
how could even a scum bag like brown...not vote to fund the military after 9/11?
he should be wearing a turbin and beating his burka wearing wife!
what is wrong with these unpatriotic america hating people?
the piaps keeps screeching.."you are a patriot..if you have dissent against the war, etc."
this is why no one should be voting lib/dems into office!
how soon if they get into power.. will they just mimic the french and wave a white flag to the muzzies?
I will never vote for brown. You and I have younger Brothers and Sisters packing their gear now and brown will not ever support them. brown is the definition of EVIL.
AMEN!
Needs to be aired 24/7!
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