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    Demokraten, die mit den Republikanern für die Bestätigung von Markwayne Mullin stimmten


    Demokraten, die mit den Republikanern für die Bestätigung von Markwayne Mullin stimmten

    https://www.newsweek.com/democrats-who-voted-with-republicans-to-confirm-markwayne-mullin-11724864

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    1. Mikethebest78 on

      I would say what I really think about them but I don’t want to take the chance of a week long suspension.

    2. Vegetable-Error-2068 on

      The pattern repeats. There are always enough Democrats to vote with Republicans to advance the Republican agenda.

    3. GlobalistCabal on

      This is why we have Primaries.

      New Mexico and PA democrats, don’t let them get away with this.

    5. 10390 on

      „Democratic Senators John Fetterman of Pennsylvania and Martin Heinrich of New Mexico crossed party lines to support the nomination, while Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky was the sole GOP member to vote against it. Senator Ruben Gallego, Democrat of Arizona, did not vote.“

    6. Nerd-19958 on

      >“Democratic Senators [John Fetterman](https://www.newsweek.com/topic/john-fetterman) of Pennsylvania and Martin Heinrich of New Mexico crossed party lines to support the nomination, while Republican Senator [Rand Paul](https://www.newsweek.com/topic/rand-paul) of Kentucky was the sole GOP member to vote against it. Senator Ruben Gallego, Democrat of Arizona, did not vote.“

      Fetterman is not really a Democrat. He pretended to be one to get elected in PA.

    7. PartyClient3447 on

      Fetterman has become a well known ass. Never heard of Heinrich till now. Guess he has claimed his 15 minutes of infamy.

    9. papibigdaddy on

      Gallego is still leagues better than Sinema and thank God he beat Kari Lake, but between this and the Laiken Riley Act, and supporting Trump’s immigration policies, he’s on a shaky path. Coming from a state that mobilized en masse to help defeat SB1070, where Latinos were terrorized by Joe Arpaio’s thugs and are still terrorized by vigilantes to this day, one where Latino votes face massive voter suppression, and not even being able to vote against Mullin who will oversee massive due process violations even more voter suppression.

      I can appreciate that he represents a divided state, but you can’t advocate for DREAMers and asylum seekers as much as he does while also voting for a law that denies them due process protections, presumes guilt without a conviction, and not even fighting for provisions to protect DACA, noncitizen residents, and people in the asylum process.

    12. batlord_typhus on

      There’s always enough owned political clown-suits to deliver the wishes of capital!

    13. Sestos on

      When is Fetterman just going to come out and change parties….his voting record does not align. It’s like he ran as a Democrat, but both him and his opponent had the same platform.

    14. ResponsibilityFine13 on

      Get ready folks with this guy things are going to get worst. It’s evil and hateful.

    16. ailish on

      Mine voted for Kristi Noem, but didn’t vote for Markwayne Mullin, thank goodness. I think she learned her lesson, this one time.

    18. swiftfoot_hiker on

      At this point I’m convinced Fetterman was planted by Trump. He’s done a 180 on just about everything he was voted in for

    20. wrxninja on

      ***Senator Jacky Rosen, Nevada Democrat, via X:*** *“After Kristi Noem’s disastrous time as Secretary of Homeland Security, we need a steady, level-headed leader who will focus on protecting our homeland while ensuring ICE officers follow the same standards as other law enforcement officials.*

      Is she DUMB?

      And Fetterman, of course. I hope people laugh at him everywhere he goes until the day he dies. No point in getting mad at these crooks and useless politicians. Just laugh at them.

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