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That title belongs to Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), who seems all but certain to be the crucial 60th vote in favor of the stimulus package. Ted Kennedy didn't vote, Judd Gregg voted no, and the GOP's three moderates -- Susan Collins, Arlen Specter, and Olympia Snowe -- held firm behind the bill. Feeling stimulated yet?
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Alan Brooks| 2.13.09 @ 9:00PM
but don't worry, the coming war in the Mideast will take our minds off the economy.
our minds will be concentrated.
Delores Kennedy| 2.14.09 @ 12:53AM
Shame on the RINO's for voting with the dummocrats. Stimulus was a big mistake. I don't understnd how the time to vote was suspended for such a long time. If you are there you vote, if not you don't. Isn't there a cutoff time for getting your vote in????
dk in tn| 2.14.09 @ 12:55AM
I am proud that Gregg turned down commerce. Good for him.
danl708| 2.14.09 @ 8:18AM
the end of capitalism is here ,in one night these eletist liberals have sent us back to the late 1970's.