People were voting against their town turning into London; they were voting against becoming an immigrant nation.
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According to NBC News, at least 26 Republicans are voting against or leaning toward voting against the bill.
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The problem here is obvious: This is an argument for voting against conviction, not for voting against witnesses.
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For conservatives, voting against the package would mean voting against an increase in defense spending and a raise for the troops.
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"I'm voting against him — most likely," Mr. McCain said.
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Claire McCaskill, another Democratic senator, for voting against Gillibrand's bill.
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It's like voting against puppies, Christmas, or Bob Saget's smile.
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He lost, with 75 percent of MPs voting against him.
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The share of Japanese investors voting against directors has jumped.
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Clinton accused Sanders of voting against it, which he denied.
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The United States joined Britain in voting against the resolution.
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Susan Collins signaled she's almost certainly voting against the bill.
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Russia and China were among those voting against the resolution.
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Clinton accused Sanders of voting against it, which he denied.
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John McCain for voting against the GOP's "Obamacare" repeal bill.
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He called Sanders out for voting against the late Sen.
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A majority claim they are committed to voting against him.
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The measure was struck down, with 60% voting against it.
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Voters responded by protesting and voting against the regime's candidates.
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Thus, no Democrat should be uncomfortable with voting against Delrahim.
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But they are actually voting against their economic interests, right?
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For Democrats, voting against the stopgap measure posed undeniable risks.
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Several Democrats cited climate change in voting against the agreement.
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They expressed their frustration with London by voting against Brussels.
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Thirteen Republicans joined House Democrats in voting against the bill.
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The four representatives voting against the bill included Independent Rep.
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All of the senators voting against it were Republicans: Sens.
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Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey, voting against both articles.
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Susan Collins of Maine joining Democrats in voting against him.
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And it can only hurt those who are voting against it.
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I'm not voting against a candidate, either, like #NeverTrump or #CrookedHillary.
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The two voting against were Republicans Rand Paul and Mike Lee.
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He won with 225 lawmakers voting against the no-confidence motion.
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He was confirmed 55-43, with no Republicans voting against him.
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Trump had attacked Paul for voting against the repeal effort then.
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Elizabeth Warren officially announced she would be voting against the deal.
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The resolution passed overwhelmingly, with only 23 Republicans voting against it.
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Asked about the chances of Paul voting against Kavanaugh, Durbin chuckled.
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Braun has lashed out at Donnelly for voting against Kavanaugh's nomination.
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She was confirmed, despite two GOP senators voting against her nomination.
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Only three Republicans joined every Democrat in voting against the package.
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The legislation squeezed by, with 17 Democrats ultimately voting against it.
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The filibuster was technically bipartisan, with 19 Democrats voting against cloture.
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Patrick Murphy (D-Fla.), for voting against the VA Accountability Act.
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It ultimately passed 28500-6900, with 2628 Democrats voting against it.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) voting against the measure.
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It is worth parsing Alexander's reasoning for voting against witnesses closely.
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"That is why I am voting against him," Mr. Chauhan said.
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Clinton sought to use Sanders's opposition to the 28503 bill bailing out the financial sector against him, arguing that by voting against it he was also voting against the funding that saved the U.S. auto industry.
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In the end, only Senator Corker joined Democrats in voting against it.
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It failed 54 to 45, with almost all Democrats voting against it.
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The resolution failed with 297 percent of shares cast voting against it.
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Some states also have laws against electors voting against their jurisdiction's pick.
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McCain opened the door earlier this year to voting against Trump's pick.
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We didn't just want to stop it by voting against it tomorrow.
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It passed overwhelmingly, with only a handful of Liberals voting against it.
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Nevertheless, Grothman was ultimately joined in voting against the bill by Reps.
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The amendment failed, with every Republican and two Democrats voting against it.
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But he doesn't seem alarmed enough to commit to voting against it.
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That had some of their own red-state members voting against that.
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Bernie Sanders brags about voting against the trade deals of the past.
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Claire McCaskill didn't want it, voting against all the good that's happening.
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In the end, it failed narrowly, with 50.2 percent voting against it.
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Two issues appear to be pushing Democrats toward voting against the bill.
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NO BACK-SCRATCHING The recent voting against pay plans is not new.
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Twelve Republican senators ended up voting against the measure despite Trump's support.
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Who are we to say that they're voting against their economic interests?
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Steve Dickerson, joined the Senate's five Democrats in voting against the bill.
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It refused to do so, voting against the idea officially in August.
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Nine House Republicans ended up voting against the budget measure on Friday.
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Yet liberal stalwarts perplex those pundits by voting against GMO labeling. Why?
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Heidi Heitkamp might've signed her political career's death warrant by voting against Kavanaugh.
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They want them to risk their political futures just by voting against Kavanaugh.
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France has therefore indicated that it is voting against this trade mandate(s).
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This is the year of voting against anyone seen to be the establishment.
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I am 19 now, and I'm voting against every Republican on my ballot.
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Gentiloni won 169 votes in the 320-seat Senate, with 99 voting against.
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Changing parties after voting against Kavanaugh would not be an option for Murkowski.
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If you vote for a conservative Republican, you are voting against your interests.
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That means changing the strategy of those voting against Trump in coming primaries.
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You should be delaying and voting against every one of these cabinet nominees.
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Trump has occasionally derided McCain since his death for voting against the effort.
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He criticized Casey, among other Democratic senators, for voting against his immigration priorities.
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In Thursday's House vote, six Democrats joined Republicans in voting against the measure.
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Voting against President Trump is a vote in favor of real economic populism.
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It passed, with 85033 House Democrats and 11 Senate Democrats voting against it.
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No one can even think of voting against it for any political reason.
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John McCain for voting against the so-called "skinny repeal" health care bill.
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Some lawmakers said they had surprised their leaders by voting against the bill.
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"Open borders" was the top reason given for voting against a Democratic candidate.
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Joe Manchin, who is seeking re-election this year, for voting against it.
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House Republicans are expected to remain completely unified in voting against the articles.
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Rand Paul and John McCain have also committed to voting against the measure.
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She did the right thing by voting against Republicans' previous health care bills.
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Instead, after voting against Dreamers, Senator Portman turned to Washington-honed political games.
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She ended up voting against every GOP effort to repeal ObamaCare last week.
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But voting against the measure could be problematic in a general election too.
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They try to scare the average person into voting against their better judgment.
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Proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services had recommended voting against the award as too rich.
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Flipping on an alliance typically infuriates people far more than just voting against them.
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The women council members had good reasons for voting against the arena, Bee said.
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Castillo said he's glad his congressman is leaning toward voting against the GOP bill.
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Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska in voting against the bill.
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The bill passed the House 215 to 2023, with 15 Republicans voting against it.
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The amendment failed in a 209-214 vote, with 24 Republicans voting against it.
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Kasich and Cruz supporters were more likely say they were voting against someone else.
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In the debate, he criticized his ouster decades ago, before voting against Ms. Rousseff.
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The trial ended with hung jury, with only one juror steadfastly voting against conviction.
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Still, voting against Kraninger is seen as helping moderates shore up their Democratic support.
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It passed by a narrow 217-85033 margin, with 20 Republicans voting against it.
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But this time, he's voting against not only the conditions but the underlying deal.
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Increasingly, Republicans are voting against opposing moves on climate policy — a political double negative.
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Voting against cost of living increases is 1 reason why dark $ loopholes stay open.
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Sanders, an independent, joined one Republican and 65 Democrats in voting against the bill.
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It was telling that the opposition abstained on the vote, rather than voting against.
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Trump voters are often criticized for being unintelligent, for voting against their objective interests.
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Democrats, of course, mocked them for this — Republicans are voting against a tax cut!
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Trump goads the crowd into booing John McCain for voting against ACA repeal pic.twitter.
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Anyone voting against such an amendment risks angering a large part of their constituency.
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Susan Collins was predicted to have a 12% chance of voting against the president.
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MORE (Ariz.) in voting against the latest Republican healthcare overhaul plan, effectively killing it.
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House Republicans were united in voting against the resolution, while two House Democrats, Reps.
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Chicago Fed President Charles Evans joined Kashkari in voting against the December rate hike.
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He's been a longtime impeachment skeptic, voting against the impeachment resolution in October. Rep.
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Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii,) whom Demand Justice has praised for voting against Trump judges.
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First, consumers are already voting against Big Soda with their buying and consuming habits.
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The one Trump had endorsed fared the worst, with 60 senators voting against it.
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Some 180 lawmakers ultimately backed the motion, with 169 voting against and one abstention.
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"I recognise that when the British people voted to leave the European Union, they were not just voting against Brussels, they were voting against London too and against all concentrations of power in remote centres," Johnson said in a speech on Saturday.
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It's really not that surprising to see a Democrat voting against any of these things.
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Marino is a former federal prosecutor with a history of voting against drug policy reforms.
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Still, most reports suggest that Labour will abstain (so, at least not voting against it).
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Stein argued against "voting against someone," despite the concerns she has about Trump as president.
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"People are voting against the old authorities," Daniil Bychenok, an 18-year-old student, said.
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"Expressing displeasure" with Exxon's board by voting against re-election of one or more members.
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The legislation passed 67-28, with 23 Republicans and five Democrats voting against the bill.
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The measure passed with 329 votes in favor of the proposal and 302 voting against.
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The measure passed with 329 votes in favor of the proposal and 20173 voting against.
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He was elected speaker -- with only nine Republicans voting against him -- in late October 2015.
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Twenty-nine states go as far as banning electors from voting against their pledged candidate.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) and all Democrats in voting against the repeal measure early Friday morning.
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First, don't apologize or make excuses for voting against Trump on such an important issue.
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"I was voting against my self interest," quipped Thune, who is over 6 feet tall.
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Susan Collins (I-Maine) announced Wednesday that she will be voting against the acting administrator.
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Indeed, Mr. Toomey and other Republicans could end up even voting against Mr. Murphy's bill.
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For one, voting against President Trump is a vote in favor of protecting our environment.
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The bill passed 215 to 205, with 15 Republicans joining 85033 Democrats voting against it.
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Only 70 of her Democratic colleagues, including Gutiérrez, had joined her in voting against it.
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But in 2008, Missouri broke with its past, voting against the winning candidate, Barack Obama.
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"I will be voting against the government tonight with a very heavy heart," Soames said.
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He wants to ensure they will commit to voting against Mr. McConnell for Republican leader.
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If you think they deserve even more of your money, keep voting against public transit.
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Collins has stood up to Trump at times, voting against the Obamacare repeal in 2017.
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The bill passed the House with 188 Democrats voting in favor and 64 voting against.
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Romney joined the rest of the Senate's 52 Republicans in voting against the second charge.
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Voting against the President's wishes could cost them base turnout and a critical Presidential tweet.
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PG Do we like voting against people we hate more than in our own interest?
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Ilhan Omar (D-MN) for voting against the Turkey sanctions bill in Congress this fall.
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It passed virtually unanimously, with only five members in either house voting against the bill.
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With all Democrats voting against the bill, only a surprise would keep it from passing.
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Well, nothing surprises me when I hear that people are voting against their own interests.
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The whip strategy going forward appears to be to remind members again and again that voting against the House's bill is the same as voting against their President, and handing a victory to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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Even if means voting against someone he thinks is qualified and with whom he agrees ideologically?
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The president won with 233 lawmakers voting against the impeachment motion, while 143 voted in favor.
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The president won with 20153 lawmakers voting against the impeachment motion, while 143 voted in favor.
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With Republican Senator Bob Corker voting against the bill, there is little margin for losing support.
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Earlier this month, proxy adviser Glass Lewis & Co, recommended voting against Quarta at WPP's annual meeting.
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Among its other votes, CalPERS said it is voting "against" the ratification of bank auditor KPMG.
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And I think, in this election, voting for a third-party candidate is voting against ourselves.
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The Trump workers voting against the boss The workers were joined by several other organizations Wednesday.
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There's no greater way to alienate people than to trick them into voting against each other.
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The FCC vote came out 3-2, with both Republican commissioners voting against the rules proposal.
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Two Republican senators did join the Democrats in voting against DeVos yesterday, but it wasn't enough.
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And other senators who have yet to declare could also end up voting against the bill.
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Democrats know that, and tried to use it as leverage while voting against a spending bill.
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ISS also recommended voting against director Delphine Arnault, for serving on too many public company boards.
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The bill failed to pass by six votes, five of those voting against it were Democrats.
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But 21 percent of his supporters said they were voting against Moore rather than for Jones.
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If lawmakers keep voting against our health care, then the American people will vote them out.
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The Senate's top Democrat, Charles Schumer, pressed Republicans to consider voting against her over the weekend.
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The best way to defend against a slide to authoritarianism is by voting against autocratic demagogues.
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Mears has recommended voting against the proposals, saying a process for these appointments is already underway.
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Maria Cantwell, D-Washington, said, is being edged out by voting against the Supreme Court nominee.
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And still the House only narrowly passed the resolution, with 20 Republicans voting against the measure.
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Will working class voters accept Romney voting against tariffs that keep their local factory in business?
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So presumably people will be voting against the prime minister in the No Confidence motion tomorrow.
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Republicans have repeatedly targeted Heitkamp for voting against the GOP tax overhaul that passed in December.
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But neither of them has committed to voting against the tax plan over the issue either.
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Britain spearheaded the resolution to put pressure on Russia, which was among those voting against it.
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Edmund Ross (R-Kan.) for voting against the removal of Andrew Johnson as president in 1868.
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Mr. Nadler said voting against the subpoena was treacherous and an endorsement of a cover-up.
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He was confirmed last February with all Democrats voting against him except for West Virginia Sen.
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But he's not right to say that voters "clearly rebuked" Senate Democrats for voting against Kavanaugh.
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It was 22019, and Menendez was voting against federal Judge Thomas Porteous in Porteous's impeachment trial.
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He railed against the vote and hailed Republicans for remaining unified in voting against both articles.
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Jones is "happy to defend" voting against Trump's national emergency using military funds to build it.
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Voting against steroid users, he said, was his small way of standing up for fair play.
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That will put some Republicans there in the uncomfortable position of potentially voting against the President.
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And finally, you'll see few Republican lawmakers electorally punished for voting against universal background checks. Why?
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The panel approved his nomination 12-11, with no Republican senators voting against the nominee. Sens.
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We heard about voting against Iraq, we heard about bringing Nancy Pelosi here to El Paso.
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At least 100 Conservative MPs — members of May's own party — have said they're voting against it.
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But voting against the Republican bill, and against the president's wishes, isn't a foolproof plan either.
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The House voted 245 to 182 to approve the bill, with most Democrats voting against it.
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"I'm voting against it, as you already know — I mean everyone up here is voting against it — and if the bill passes the way it is, I hope the White House does veto," Jordan said, adding he that isn't sure what the president's decision will ultimately be.
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He's broken ranks with Republicans, as well, voting against the bank bailout amid the 2008 economic collapse.
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But, at the same time, you might see Susan Collins or Lisa Murkowski voting against the candidate.
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The rankings do not reflect shareholder engagement activities such as voting against all-male boards of directors.
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Voting against leaving without a deal and for an extension does not solve the problems we face.
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If you choose to vote against women's rights, we'll be voting against you in the next election.
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Donnelly is a moderate known for voting against his party on a number of issues, including guns.
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The Left party is not officially supporting Lofven but will abstain from voting against him on Friday.
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The motion to proceed passed with unanimous Republican support at 52-48, with all Democrats voting against.
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Every decision has to be unanimous, which leads to characters reluctantly voting against their own self-interest.
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" To put it even plainer, Washington delivered this final message: "Voting for Trump is voting against ourselves.
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You can join liberal advocates and activists trying to pressure centrist Republicans into voting against Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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He also repeatedly faulted McCain, a frequent Trump critic, for voting against the Republican repeal of Obamacare.
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John McCain for voting against a Republican health care plan and suggested that the lawmaker's book "bombed."
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All passed, and in the end, only eight Democrats joined every Republican in voting against the bill.
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McCain opened the door earlier this year to voting against Trump's pick to lead the budget office.
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Rand Paul was the lone Republican voting against the budget, contending it didn't include enough spending cuts.
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Nonetheless, a resolution to approve the pay plans passed conformably, with only 4.5% of investors voting against.
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"I am not supporting a candidate in as much as I'm voting against Donald Trump," he added.
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"I'm certainly not voting against helping the people of Texas and Florida and those disasters," said Sen.
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The final vote was 230-198, largely along party lines with four Democrats voting against the resolution.
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Ireland ditched jus soli in 2004, with almost 80 percent of its citizens voting against the idea.
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Collin Peterson of Minnesota and Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey — joined Republicans in voting against it.
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Several states, including Colorado, prohibit electors from voting against the candidate who won the state's electoral votes.
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That referendum appeared to have been blocked, with most people voting against re-naming Taiwan's Olympic team.
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The bill received overwhelming support from the Republican-led legislature, with only three members voting against it.
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Only government lawmakers voted in favor of the new law, with every opposition lawmaker voting against it.
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I went to the Senate yesterday w/ my colleagues to witness who was voting against reopening govmnt.
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Fifteen Republicans joined every Democrat in voting against the measure, including several conservatives protesting the spending levels.
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Several House Republicans from New York, New Jersey and California joined Democrats in voting against the measure.
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McCaskill has disappointed the left by voting against environmental measures likely to be unpopular with her constituents.
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In contrast, only 11 percent of Mr. Cuomo's voters said they were mostly voting against Ms. Nixon.
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Several council members flipped from being supportive to voting against one or both, including several initial sponsors.
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The House voted 219 to 206 to pass the budget resolution, with 18 Republicans voting against it.
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Two died in the House and one in the Senate, with 76% percent of Republicans voting against.
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Joe Donnelly of Indiana and Claire McCaskill of Missouri, blasting them for voting against the tax plan.
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The motion to call witnesses failed, with 51 senators voting against it and 49 voting in favor.
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Ryan is in that camp, joining most Republicans in voting against a drug negotiation bill in 2007.
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That's an awfully tough issue for Democrats, in voting against a spending bill, to cede to Republicans.
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It's hard to see Republicans voting against Azar's nomination simply because he worked at a drug company.
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While they repeatedly slammed the GOP's bill, none would commit to voting against it on the floor.
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The vote to unionize passed, with 49 voting in favor of unionization and 24 voting against unionization.
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The House cleared its 2018 fiscal year budget, with 18 Republicans joining Democrats in voting against it.
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Democrats were also split, with 85033 voting against the catfish inspections and 17 voting to uphold them.
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President Trump threatened to retaliate by cutting aid to countries voting against the U.S. OpinionThomas L. Friedman
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Grimm is attacking Donovan as a soft Republican, for voting against the tax bill and Obamacare repeal.
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Thursday saw 77 votes counted, with 57 workers voting for the union and 20 voting against it.
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The state voted to expand Medicaid with 703 percent voting in favor and 41 percent voting against.
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The rare step came after hours of debate, with the majority of House Republicans voting against the rebuke.
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So if they satisfy their base by voting against whomever Donald Trump runs, they may pay a price.
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With enough conservatives voting against the budget proposal, House Republicans need Democratic support to keep the government open.
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House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows will be voting against the bill, his spokesman Ben Williamson told CNN.
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With enough conservatives voting against the budget proposal, House Republicans needed Democratic support to keep the government open.
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This November 8th, will you be sending a message by voting against Catherine Cortez Masto for US Senate?
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As he did in July, McCain indicated he was voting against the bill because of the broken process.
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While a vote was held on Warren's appeal to continue speaking, the Republicans refused, voting against another opportunity.
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I think Corker said so explicitly, and I can&apost imagine Jeff Flake voting against tax reform either.
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" Duke, who is publicly supporting Trump, has since declared that voting against Trump is "treason to your heritage.
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By their own lights they were voting against a closed elite in favour of open and accountable government.
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Yesterday's vote was largely along party lines, with all Democrats and a handful of Republicans voting against it.
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And Sanders is fuming at the 13 Democratic Senators who essentially killed the bill by voting against it.
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But they are also implicitly warning the Republicans voting against the bill would be injuring their own president.
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The Hill's Whip List said 36 Republicans would vote no, with many more possibly voting against the measure.
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And it's not more evidence that the white working class stubbornly insists on voting against its own interests.
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She tried to paint her rival as voting against the auto bailout, an argument which didn't ring true.
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A group called the "Hamilton Electors" was formed to encourage and support electors voting against the Republican nominee.
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That would leave the two deadlocked commissioners to continue voting against each other, until more members are nominated.
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Bannon has reportedly asked potential GOP primary challengers to commit to voting against McConnell for leadership if elected.
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Kind was an expected "no" vote on Pelosi after voting against her as Democratic leader in November 2017.
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Proxy advisors will advise voting against super bonuses for managers at Telecom Italia, Il Sole 24 Ore said.
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MORE (Ariz.) in voting against Senate Republicans' "skinny repeal" of ObamaCare in the early hours of Friday morning.
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Trump criticized the senators, who both face re-election fights this year, for voting against his immigration priorities.
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The bill failed to pass a 60-vote threshold 6900-44, with only one Republican voting against it.
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He noted the three joined other Democrats in voting against a 20-week abortion ban earlier this year.
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"People aren't voting for their side as much as they are voting against the other side," Hetherington said.
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His warning did appear to have some impact with nine countries voting against the resolution and 35 abstaining.
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The measure passed with 69 percent voting in favor and 31 percent voting against, with all precincts reporting.
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The law passed the newly Democrat-controlled Legislature 38-25 on Monday, with two Democrats voting against it.
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A growing number of Americans have been voting against the opposing party rather than for their own party.
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The Hill's Whip List said 36 Republicans would vote no, with many more possibly voting against the measure.
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José Menéndez of San Antonio, José Rodríguez of El Paso and Kirk Watson of Austin voting against it.
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The measure passed the state Senate in a 22018-453 vote, with only one Republican voting against it.
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Meanwhile, enough House conservatives, concerned about a massive spending increase, say they are voting against the budget deal.
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"Jason Kander has a long record of voting against the Second Amendment," said Jennifer Baker, an NRA spokeswoman.
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That's why he's tweaked every president, voting against George W. Bush's tax cuts because they were too profligate.
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And voting against the big-city elites who they think belittle them can be doubly satisfying, analysts say.
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But she also denounces Russian actions in Syria and chides U.N. nations for voting against the United States.
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Twenty-nine Democrats and Sanders — more than half the Senate Democratic caucus — ended up voting against the measure.
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Two Republican senators, Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, joined Democrats in voting against her.
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Two Republican senators said they would join Democrats in voting against Betsy DeVos, the nominee for education secretary.
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Murkowski on Tuesday joined senate Democrats in voting against a procedural measure to begin debate on healthcare legislation.
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Van Drew said that he felt he did the "honorable thing" in voting against impeaching Trump last week.
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She ended up voting against the tax proposal — a policy Republicans are trying to leverage into midterm support.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) and his House counterpart, Mac Thornberry (R-Texas), voting against it despite the Harvey aid.
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According to the NLRB, there was a total of 22 votes, with four Burgerville employees voting against formation.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) in the position of voting against the president twice.
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"Bernie Sanders has led throughout his entire 40+ career, getting arrested for protesting segregation, marching with MLK, standing up for gay rights on the floor of the House, opposing Clinton-era mandatory minimums and three strikes laws, voting against the Patriot Act and voting against the Iraq war," he said.
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The conservative immigration measure was defeated 231-193, with 41 Republicans — mostly moderates — joining Democrats in voting against it.
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But in a real-world sense, Trump and his political allies are unpopular, and people keep voting against them.
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NEW DELHI — A 35-year-old woman from Bangladesh was allegedly gang-raped after voting against the ruling party.
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He was acquitted in the Senate last week, with all but one Republican senator voting against Trump's removal. Sen.
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That economic growth, however, did not deter Ilona Kovacs, 73, a retired English teacher, from voting against Mr. Orban.
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King said he was urging colleagues who shared his concerns to join him in voting against the budget plan.
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That was the only complication to an otherwise clean partisan split, with all House Republicans voting against the measure.
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Betty Price saying she voted against the Distracted Driving bill to cause trouble, protest colleagues for voting against her.
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Shareholders showed their unhappiness with the plan, with nearly 30% voting against or abstaining on the company's pay awards.
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The Senate confirmed Gorsuch for his current judgeship in 803 by voice vote with no one voting against him.
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John McCain a hero for voting against a bill that aimed to repeal part of the Affordable Care Act.
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We have voters voting against us that we have to sway and then come over to vote for us.
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Sessions has a long and well-documented history of voting against LGBTQ rights, as does Vice President Mike Pence.
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"The reason we are voting against it is the lack of transparency," ASA monitor Alan Goldin said by telephone.
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Trump had earlier warned that any countries voting against the North American bid would suffer consequences in trade deals.
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Neighboring Norway defied expectations in 1994 by voting against joining the EU, repeating the result of a 1972 referendum.
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Stock Spirits recommended voting against Western Gate's resolutions, saying that shareholders' interests were best served by an independent board.
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UK MP DAMIAN COLLINS SAYS HE WILL BE VOTING AGAINST THE GOVERNMENTS MOTION ON EU WITHDRAWAL ON TUESDAY - TWEET
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Sanders turned up the heat on Clinton several times, while Clinton hit Sanders for voting against the auto bailout.
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They're opposing Huelskamp for voting against the farm bill and for being kicked off the Agriculture and Budget committees.
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Most of us, though, will be voting against a catastrophic future, and the two campaigns will anticipate are anxiety.
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With familiar bluster, the Trump administration is trying to punish Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski for voting against Obamacare repeal.
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Meadows said he would have no trouble voting against the defense bill because of what it is packaged with.
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He's also repeatedly lashed out at the 81-year-old senator for voting against the GOP's ObamaCare repeal plan.
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The Senate had deadlocked on her confirmation 50-50, with two Republicans joining all Democrats in voting against DeVos.
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It's a textbook example of how trickle-down economics coaxes the middle class into voting against its own interests.
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A lot of Republicans said they were voting against Hillary Clinton more than they were voting for Donald Trump.
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The House rejected the Goodlatte measure in June 2018, with 85033 Republicans joining Democrats in voting against the legislation.
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But voting against specific directors is often seen as a "last resort," said Nick Dawson, Proxy Insight managing director.
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Voting for impeachment opens them to a general election challenge; voting against impeachment opens them to a primary challenge.
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Yet that is not the case for those babies deprived such protection by every politician voting against this bill.
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The final vote was 28503-22019, with six Democrats voting for the measure and 11 Republicans voting against it.
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John McCain -- who is ailing with brain cancer -- for voting against Republican efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Twelve of those members of Congress — from New York, California and New Jersey — ended up voting against the legislation.
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He told CNBC he keeps voting against interest rate hikes because of low inflation and troubling bond market signals.
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Despite more than a third of Tory lawmakers voting against her, admittedly giving her a bloody nose, they lost.
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The American Health Care Act (AHCA) narrowly passed the House earlier this month, with 20 Republicans voting against it.
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"Voting against Donald Trump at this point is really treason to your heritage," said David Duke, the former Klansman.
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But they are also implicitly warning the Republicans that voting against the bill would be injuring their own president.
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"It's better than smiling to my face but going behind closed doors and voting against our kids," he said.
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Anyone who recognizes the impending collapse of the individual insurance market should think carefully before voting against this bill.
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It does, as voting against mandatory life sentences for murder implies opposition to mandatory life sentences for lesser crimes.
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In other words, Trump is claiming decisive victories even when more than half of Republicans are voting against him.
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The bill passed in the House with only some Republicans voting against it and a few Democrats supporting it.
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Today's blue dogs "don't look anything like ... the guys who were voting against those things under Clinton," said Bennett.
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Facing the primary challenge, Lipinski has softened his position on immigration issues after once voting against the DREAM Act.
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Some pundits are saying the Democrats who showed up at the W.H. shindig may be considering voting against impeachment.
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Just 32% said in a January 2003 Ipsos poll that they would definitely be voting against George W. Bush.
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The vote was overwhelmingly bipartisan, with 420 members voting in favor of the resolution and zero voting against it.
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The final vote was 230-2023, with six Democrats voting for the measure and 11 Republicans voting against it.
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Even though Hurd votes reliably Republican, he also broke with his party by voting against Obamacare repeal last year.
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"Voting against Donald Trump at this point is really treason to your heritage," Mr. Duke told his radio audience recently.
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Clinton sought to put the best face on a tight result that had nearly half of Democrats voting against her.
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John McCain, knocking the Arizona Republican for voting against his party's bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Without an agreement on immigration, Graham has said he would join Democrats in voting against a short-term spending bill.
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But that's not incompatible with voting against closing debate, because the policy consequences of this far-right judge are enormous.
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They did it again on Thursday night, joining a handful of other Democrats voting against a long-term spending bill.
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Two leading shareholder advisory firms have proposed voting against reinstating CEO Dennis Muilenburg as executive chairman in the crash aftermath.
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The closing of the Lordstown plant was one of the main sticking points for some workers voting against the contract.
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Eighty-four members supported the decision not to impose a blanket ban with only one — Britain's Adam Pengilly — voting against.
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They tried to rewrite their history of voting against people with preexisting conditions, but the American people wouldn't be fooled.
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He leads a larger group of House conservatives and was among those voting against the massive spending bill on Friday.
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The intrigue: Even amid the GOP walkout and 2 Democrats voting against it, the bill passed the House last week.
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The more militant CGT union remains firmly against, with 95 percent of its members voting against the legislation last month.
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Voting against Kavanaugh could very well give their Republican challengers the support they need to vote them out of office.
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The results are in, and with 56 percent of total voters voting against Prop 1, the proposition failed to pass.
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Progressives shouldn't hold their breath for Senate Democrats to announce that they'll be voting against the cabinet picks en masse.
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Voting against her deal doesn't necessarily mean that MPs will vote this evening to support a "no-deal" departure, however.
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The poll finds one-third of those voting for Clinton say they are mainly voting against Trump, the Republican nominee.
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GOP senators voting against the president said the constitutional issues created by the emergency declaration were too great to ignore.
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Republicans will need a few Democrats to vote for her, but several have already said they're voting against her. 5.
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"Voting against her in caucus is what they promised to do - to try to get someone else," the strategist said.
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The bill passed the state Senate by a single vote, with three Republicans in the chamber voting against it. Sen.
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The Arizona senator even opened the door to voting against Kavanaugh, while noting he hopes that Kavanaugh is ultimately confirmed.
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Many fiscal hawks ended up voting against the massive funding package, as well as a procedural vote to advance it.
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The chamber passed the legislation by a 224-201 margin, with 12 Republicans bucking their party and voting against it.
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Senators voted overwhelming to override the veto, 97 to 1, with Minority Leader Harry Reid the only senator voting against.
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The bill passed 233-175, with 11 Democrats joining Republicans to pass it and just one Republican voting against it.
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The owner of a team voting against a name change to his own team nullified the vote, per league rules.
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And voting against Trump's nominee, and the first potential female director of the CIA, may not be one of them.
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Clinton's foreign policy and her private email server, he sees voting against Mr. Trump as a civic duty this year.
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Charles Evans of Chicago, who joined Kashkari in voting against the December rate hike, also will be on the sidelines.
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Voting against those wins to take a stand on DACA — and possibly prolonging the shutdown — carried its own political risks.
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The House approved the measure by 73 to 44, with Republicans voting against it, according to statements by House members.
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It's a hard thing for people from the more red states to say I'm voting against an increase in defense.
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Save My Care has run ads praising Collins for keeping "her word" by voting against Obamacare repeal earlier this year.
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BlackRock's track record on voting against corporate management reveals that it is taking a slower approach to pushing for change.
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The House vote: 230-197, with six Democrats voting for the measure and 11 Republicans voting against it. http://bit.
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Braun has attacked Donnelly for voting against Trump's tax package late last year, as well as backing moderate immigration proposals.
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On Wednesday, the bill's passage was not assured, as Democrats weighed the potential political risk of voting against the measure.
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MORE on Friday after the Arizona Republican announced he would be voting against the repeal bill, potentially dooming the legislation.
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Last week, the full House Armed Services Committee endorsed the Nuclear Posture Review, but with Democrats overwhelmingly voting against it.
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"That's all this was about," said Mr. Jordan, a possible candidate to succeed Mr. Ryan, after voting against the measure.
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Democrat after Democrat said that they are voting against Walker because of Act 10 or the state of Wisconsin schools.
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Voters increasingly see themselves as voting against the party or person they dislike, rather than for one they do like.
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Trump talked up the ex-Democratic lawmaker on Tuesday night for voting against both articles of impeachment in the House.
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Heidi Heitkamp this fall in North Dakota, compared voting against President Donald Trump in Congress to cheating on a spouse.
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The FCC formally approved the T-Mobile-Sprint merger, with both Democrats at the commission voting against the deal Wednesday.
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Working Americans are often criticized for voting against their economic interests, but in the current climate can you blame them?
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And they are already top targets for Republicans, who are hitting the two for voting against Trump's tax cuts plan.
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That's where the transition argument could help, some members say, especially with incoming freshmen who campaigned on voting against her.
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The committee voted along party lines, with all 2628 Republicans voting for Gorsuch and all 28500 Democrats voting against him.
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Investor adviser PIRC has recommended voting against plans to elect former Deutsche Telekom CEO Rene Obermann to the Airbus board.
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She said the sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh were "troubling" but were not her reason for voting against his confirmation.
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It was rejected on a near party-line vote of 44 to 56, with all 55 Republicans voting against dismissal.
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Warren crusaded against the bill on the Senate floor anyway, but only two Democrats joined her in voting against it.
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"I will be voting against the government's motion on EU withdrawal tomorrow," the Remain-supporting Conservative MP Damian Collins tweeted.
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If pressed for an answer, I suppose they would say Republicans, elected by rubes voting against their own self-interest.
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Specifically, the 1994 Crime Bill, which was passed by Bill [Clinton] and supported by Hillary, is what people were voting against.
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However, Harry Dobson, the former chairman of Kirkland who remains a shareholder, said he would be voting against the Newmarket deal.
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All three pension funds are also voting against the company plan to amend its stock option and deferred share unit plans.
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McCain at the Conservative Political Action Conference for voting against his party's bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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John McCain, who is currently going through cancer treatment, for voting against a plan to repeal and replace Obamacare, and Sen.
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"We have got to go out to our brothers and sisters there and say stop voting against your own best interests."
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In the end, the council voted to approve the rezoning, with six members voting for it and three voting against it.
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We would be far happier if we knew what we were voting for rather than simply what we were voting against.
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It said it would consider voting against the package May returns with from Brussels if any of the conditions weren't met.
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Dr. Katz garnered notoriety in 2013, when he was charged with marijuana possession months after voting against a medical-marijuana bill.
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Australia, the Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, Solomon Islands and Togo joined Israel and the United States in voting against the resolution.
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By their own lights they were voting against the closed elite of the EU in favour of democratic and accountable government.
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As an example, during the 2017 Gorsuch confirmation process, Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri agonized before ultimately voting against him.
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The NRA quickly revised Gillibrand's perfect score to an "F" after she began consistently voting against the powerful gun lobby's interests.
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But her election to that body was contentious, with a third of the committee members who cast ballots voting against her.
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The survey found that 22019 percent of registered Hispanics who said they would vote for Clinton were primarily voting against Trump.
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And Paul has stymied Trump's agenda at every turn — voting against the president's ACA replacement and fighting his beloved CIA director.
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"Voting against Donald Trump at this point is really treason to your heritage," Duke said, the New York Daily News reported.
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The JKX board on Monday questioned Proxima's ability to successfully run the company and unanimously recommended voting against the proposed changes.
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Art Sisneros told Politico earlier this year that he was considering voting against Trump, but decided this week to resign instead.
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Trump has tried to appeal to black voters, including by asking them what they have to lose by voting against Democrats.
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The Republican-controlled Senate voted 19-17 to approve the measure, largely along party lines, with two Republicans voting against it.
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But Hamilton County residents rejected Metro Moves in a 2-to-1 vote, with over 68 percent voting against the project.
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There was a bipartisan effort was against impeachment, with two Democrats and all Republicans in the House voting against the inquiry.
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The United States defended its decades-old embargo against Cuba on Wednesday, voting against a United Nations resolution condemning the restrictions.
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With all Democrats voting against the plan and some members not voting, the measure sank by a 198 to 213 vote.
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If the committee's 22019 Democrats join him in voting against Pompeo, it would be an 11-10 vote against his confirmation.
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Pelosi likely can't afford more than a dozen Democrats voting against her in a public floor vote to lead the conference.
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DO WE GIVE MANAGE PRESIDENT -- THE VOTES WELL LOSE WILL BE SOMEONE -- NO ONE IS VOTING AGAINST THE IDEAS WE HAVE.
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The Senate unsuccessfully attempted to pass a "skinny repeal" of ObamaCare last year, with three Republican senators voting against the measure.
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The European Commission said in a statement that 18 countries had backed its proposal, with nine voting against and one abstaining.
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Voting against President Trump is a vote in favor of common sense gun regulation, which a majority of Americans also support.
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Some Republican senators have blanched at the behind-closed-doors process, but haven't committed to voting against the bill in protest.
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Democratic lawmakers who opposed Quarles pointed to his background and comments in favor of lighter regulations in voting against the pick.
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Join the sociologist and author Janet Poppendieck on Wednesday evening for Voting Against Hunger, a discussion at the Brooklyn Historical Society.
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With the 3 people voting against the attempt to lessen Ms. Redstone's share, CBS had only 78 percent of the vote.
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Senator Bob Corker was the only Republican to join all 46 Senate Democrats and two independents in voting against the bill.
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In exchange for the White House's support on the bill, a group of Republicans were open to voting against Thursday's resolution.
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Like apple pie and voting against your interests, getting wasted in a foreign city during spring break is an American tradition.
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The turning point came Thursday afternoon when the Basque nationalists agreed to join Catalan separatist lawmakers in voting against Mr. Rajoy.
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May's message that this was the "only deal possible," and that Britain's lawmakers had nothing to gain by voting against it.
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This led to the entire Senate Democratic caucus voting against the package that would give relief to businesses and individual Americans.
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They also voted down a measure to tie executive compensation to environmental sustainability metrics, with 87.9% voting against and 12.1% for.
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But Mr. Manchin stuck with Democrats in voting against repeal of the Affordable Care Act and against Mr. Trump's tax bill.
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If the committee's 6900 Democrats join him in voting against Pompeo, it would be a 2628-28503 vote against his confirmation.
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Voting against Friedman to placate the far left would be unfortunate and would be interpreted as succumbing to further political pressure.
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Still, some Republicans in Latino-heavy districts say they can reach their electorate on the merits of voting against the proposal.
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Oh, so just because he's with us on some issues, we should tolerate him voting against us on this one issue?
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That's because, in most constituencies, the majority of Britons typically end up voting against the winning candidate rather than for them.
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They all seem outraged that Republicans would try and trick people into voting against the guy Democratic consultants like the most.
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Seven Republicans — including Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, the chairman of the Senate health committee — joined Democrats in voting against it.
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Liberal Democrat MP Tim Farron said Tory MPs had "earned the labels" of "insular and inhumane" by voting against the measures.
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Think about it this way: Imagine a Democrat who called for impeachment before the China comment voting against impeachment after it.
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The legislation passed the House by a vote of 231-192, with all but a dozen Republicans voting against the funding.
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The United States in 2016 abstained from the vote for the first time after 25 years of voting against the resolution.
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Republican Senator Rand Paul, who is a doctor, joined the Democrats in voting against beginning consideration of the Obamacare repeal resolution.
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"A lot has changed in the last three weeks," he said in a floor speech just before voting against the resolution.
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The drawback to this approach, though, is that voting against impeachment would likely spark an intense backlash from Democratic base voters.
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He is also seen by some as a potential key ally in voting against impeachment if he moves to the Senate.
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For the other supervisors, voting against the declaration might have risked being accused of giving material support to a terrorist organization.
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This week, the Fed cut interest rates again for the second time this year, despite some members voting against the cuts.
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In today's polarized political world, voters are no longer voting for candidates they like; they are voting against candidates they dislike.
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Voting in favor of Proposition A would keep right-to-work in the state; voting against it would repeal the measure.
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Dohl said that Indivisible sees that as a distinction without a difference and that voting against Gorsuch also means filibustering him.
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If the smug style can be reduced to a single sentence, it's, Why are they voting against their own self-interest?
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"So when you're voting against Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE in Maine, you're actually voting against this guy," Vietor says in the video, referring to McConnell.
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Asked if he was worried he could lose his seat for voting against Trump's first legislative agenda item, Meadows shook his head.
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House Bill 3063 passed the Democratic-controlled House on Monday in a 35-25 vote, with five Democrats voting against the bill.
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That&aposs why you see a handful of people voting against it, and I think it has to do with the midterms.
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A member of Congress who wins reelection 60-40 will still have as many as 100,000 people voting against him or her.
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Fifty-five of the 1743 members of the upper house voted in favor of the motion early Thursday, with 22 voting against.
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The Senate GOP resolution comes after the House passed its own resolution last week, with only 60 lawmakers voting against the measure.
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Gary Palmer (R-AL) said he would now vote in favor of the bill, after voting against it in committee last week.
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The party took some revenge by voting against Mr Johnson's deal on October 22nd, and against an accelerated timetable for considering it.
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Monmouth University pollster Patrick Murray echoed Brown, saying that a majority of voters are voting against a candidate rather than for someone.
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The issuer limit was designed to prevent the ECB from becoming a "blocking minority" and voting against any future debt restructuring proposals.
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Holiday shopping, the city's marathon, and the US voting against the rest of the world at the UN over Washington's Cuba embargo.
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The two women, Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, have been voting against Republican healthcare proposal after Republican healthcare proposal the entire time.
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Context: McCain was one of the few Republican senators to publicly challenge Trump, most memorably by voting against the repeal of Obamacare.
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According to Langer, being black or Latino was the biggest predictor of voting against Trump in 249 next to ideology and partisanship.
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Each in their own way actively undermined the government case that they had been coerced or intimidated into voting against their will.
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It would be worthwhile therefore to think about how a large majority of this group ended up voting against their own interests.
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There's no question when you go to the other candidates' rallies, a lot of people are motivated by voting against Donald Trump.
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House Republicans narrowly passed the measure on a 217-213 vote, with 20 Republicans bucking their party and voting against the plan.
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Last week it was his Arizona colleague, McCain, who sank Trump's biggest legislative goal by voting against the "skinny repeal" of Obamacare.
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Rubio is hammering Murphy for voting against funding to fight the Zika virus, a prominent issue given the recent outbreaks in Florida.
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It was a small move, but it was controversial, with all Republicans in the state senate (plus one Democrat) voting against it.
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The issue looked settled after the FCC approved the measure in a 3-2 vote, with the two Republican commissioners voting against.
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The politics: The idea is pure messaging; Schumer wants to get Republicans on the record of voting against protecting pre-existing conditions.
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Americans for Prosperity, a Republican-allied advocacy group, has spent $85033 million in Indiana bashing Donnelly for voting against the tax package.
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This month, BP shareholders dealt a symbolic rebuke to the company by voting against Mr. Dudley's $19.6 million compensation package for 2015.
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Lawmakers' response: GOP senators voting against the president said the constitutional issues created by the emergency declaration were too great to ignore.
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The answer is that voters weren't voting against Clinton as much as they were expressing their frustration with the status quo. Sen.
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With two senators voting against the measure and two voting for it, the bill failed in the committee, according to the Post.
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Stewart also called out Paul's reasoning of fiscal responsibility for voting against the bill, citing the senator's vote for new tax laws.
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The committee voted 15 to 8, with some Democrats, including Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and Sherrod Brown of Ohio, voting against him.
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Voting against President Trump is a vote in favor of the pluralism and social diversity that characterizes the United States in 2018.
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Dutch leaders campaigning for the treaty had said voting against it would also hand a symbolic victory to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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They explained their objectives to Mashable FR. "We've had enough of voting against candidates rather than voting for a president," they explained.
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And in Britain, lawmakers dealt Brexit another setback, voting against Prime Minister Theresa May's withdrawal plan this week for the second time.
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Still, he was an outlier in 1981 in voting against the amendment, and his arguments sound even more out of place now.
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Specifically, Biden pointed out Sanders' voting against the 1993 Brady Bill that imposed mandatory background checks and waiting periods for gun purchases.
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She again split her votes on the bills this year, voting against the 219-week ban and for the "Born-Alive" bill.
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King, who said he's supporting President Donald Trump's reelection and voting against impeachment, thinks he's on the side of the general public.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee voted late last week to send his nomination to the floor, with only two senators voting against him.
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Did senators vote strictly along political party lines, with all Republicans voting for Ms. DeVos and all Democrats voting against her confirmation?
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The Alabama GOP held a press conference earlier this month saying it would hold him accountable for voting against the president. Rep.
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But Mr. Manchin stuck with Democrats in voting against the repeal of the Affordable Care Act and against Mr. Trump's tax bill.
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Clinton didn't stand for the feminist movement directly, and that you could vote against her without saying you were voting against feminism.
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Bucking her party and resisting enormous pressure from Republican leadership, she stood up for Americans by voting against multiple irresponsible health plans.
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Kevin Cramer, her challenger, 54% said her voting against Brett Kavanaugh would make them less likely to vote for her in November.
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Since the vote on Thursday is on a resolution of disapproval, the senators voting against Trump will vote "yes" for the resolution.
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It's been about voting against Donald Trump, and the fact that they're still relatively close in the polls poses problems for her.
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So far, Democratic leadership hasn't actively discouraged wary moderates from voting their conscience, even if that means voting against articles of impeachment.
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Leaders of the conservative Republican Study Committee have been furious at the moderate Appropriations chair for voting against the GOP tax overhaul.
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Some investors have for years called on the company to improve its governance, voting against the chairman and the group's pay packages.
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"When you're voting against your party, it's like a knife in your chest," he said, mimicking a dagger plunging into his heart.
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The Coons-McCain bill would: It failed 52 to 47, with Democrats almost united in favor and Republicans mostly voting against it.
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With neither side giving ground, Podemos refused to rule out voting against Sanchez's candidacy after Tuesday's meeting, a Socialist source told Reuters.
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But at least one of Monday's undecideds confirmed that he would be voting against the bill—and it was a big one.
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The war hero infuriated Trump when he joined Collins and Murkowski in voting against the Senate bill last summer to repeal Obamacare.
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The migrant relocation plan was decided by EU leaders in September 2015 despite Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Romania voting against it.
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Earlier this spring, the conservative political network backed by the Koch brothers ran ads attacking Heitkamp for voting against the Republican tax plan.
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They believe these candidates may "fulfill their campaign pledges" by voting against Pelosi in the caucus meeting — which is done by secret ballot.
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In a vote in parliament on Tuesday, 59 lawmakers backed Pashinyan's candidacy, including some from the ruling Republican Party, with 42 voting against.
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She's a strong anti-Trump voice in the Senate and can credibly claim the most overall record of voting against the president's priorities.
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In Pennsylvania, 267% of Republican voters said they were voting for their candidate and just 265% said they were voting against a candidate.
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In Congress, that has meant repeated breaks with his own party, voting against legislation that he feels would add to the national debt.
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There's 50-year-old New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who became famous for voting against more of Trump's nominees than any other senator.
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The newspaper also quoted Mitt Romney's emotional speech, in which he revealed that he was voting against the President in the impeachment trial.
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His confirmation vote is fast approaching, but at least one Republican Senator (Maine's Susan Collins) has announced her intention of voting against him.
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Some others have reportedly seemed at least open to voting against the president, including Mitt Romney of Utah and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska.
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Another reason for voting against one's economic self-interest is the belief that Washington won't successfully implement transformative economic policies –good or bad.
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The 2015 net neutrality rules are still broadly popular, which activists hope will make members of Congress wary of voting against them. Sen.
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Behemoths including BlackRock, J.P. Morgan Asset Management and Standard Life have joined, and are voting against boards that fail to appoint more women.
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Ms McCaskill, a tough operator with a prosecutor's mind and a folksy manner, joined four other moderate Democrats in voting against the shutdown.
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Though her decision to acquit will infuriate the state's liberals, voting against Trump would have provoked a sizable backlash from the state's conservatives.
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If Trump tries to start something we may finally see Congress assert their power by cutting off funding or voting against military action.
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"The PSOE has abstained from voting against Rajoy but the question is how much they will support the government going forward," he said.
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While nearly half say they could see themselves voting against a candidate they otherwise like because of their disagreement with them over guns.
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Pruitt is likely to pass through the confirmation process, since the Senate has 52 Republicans and none has committed to voting against him.
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It added that Brookfield's proposal came with a condition that effectively prevents AustralianSuper from voting against its offer if the target accepted it.
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A reminder that in January, he angered progressives by voting against a measure that would have allowed the importation of cheaper prescription drugs.
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The Senate approved the bill 98-2, with Republican Rand Paul of Kentucky and Independent Bernie Sanders of Vermont voting against the measure.
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Significantly, a majority of Mr Johnson's supporters said they would be voting against Mr Trump or Mrs Clinton, rather than for their man.
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The New Jersey senator joined the rest of his Democratic colleagues—and two Republican senators—in voting against the education secretary's confirmation Tuesday.
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The poll also found 2628 percent of voters say they are more interested in voting against a presidential candidate than voting for one.
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John McCain, who also earned Trump's ire, particularly for voting against an Obamacare repeal plan, thanked Flake for his service in a tweet.
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Republicans at Monday's press event warned that those six members would have to deal with voting against the party as they seek reelection.
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"The Republicans came to us and said, 'Some of us are going to have a hard time voting against it,' " Wu told me.
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They fired off outraged emails after Mr. Peterson joined Representative Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey in voting against endorsing the impeachment inquiry.
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At least one Democratic senator argued at a lunch meeting Wednesday that voting against a government funding bill could backfire on the party.
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Massie, in particular, is known on Capitol Hill for voting against many of leadership's must-pass bills and is considered a deficit hawk.
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" Anthony hinted that in the 2018 midterm elections she may be voting against some Republicans, saying, "I think the swamp is still full.
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It passed on a bipartisan basis, with 237 Republicans and 40 Democrats voting in favor, and five Republicans and 142 Democrats voting against.
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Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said Tuesday he keeps voting against interest rate hikes because of low inflation and troubling bond market signals.
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Conservative political commentator Glenn Beck said voting against Trump is a "moral, ethical" choice — even if that means Clinton winning the White House.
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GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy (Calif.) is now retaliating against a fellow Republican for voting against him in the Speaker vote earlier this month.
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Trump attacked Tester for voting against the GOP's tax cuts; for sinking his pick to be Veterans Affairs secretary; and for supporting ObamaCare.
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His concern in voting for HB2, and voting against HB142, was bodily privacy for everyone in bathrooms and changing facilities against transgender rights.
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The Coons-McCain bill would have: It failed 52 to 47, with Democrats almost united in favor and Republicans mostly voting against it.
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The ACLU is not happy about Sessions, and have detailed his long history of voting against civil rights, LGBTQ rights, and reproductive rights.
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Several candidates for state legislative seats ran with the explicit promise of voting against Madigan when the legislature elects its Speaker next year.
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But his running mate has tended to look at what might help women and do the opposite, including voting against equal-pay legislation.
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In a rapidly diversifying district, immigration also became a hot issue, with Newman's allies hitting Lipinski for voting against the 2010 Dream Act.
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Mr. Trump, writing on Twitter, labeled those voting against Mr. Pompeo "Obstructionists" and said he needed more Republicans in office in their place.
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Strzok suggested Thursday that "we'll stop" meant that the American electorate (not the FBI) would stop Trump from winning, by voting against him.
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"Let me be clear that voting against leaving without a deal and for an extension does not solve the problems we face," Mrs.
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Let's acknowledge that rural white voters who vote for Republicans are voting against their own best interest — and let's do something about it.
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The thinking is that voting for Kavanaugh would gut the small Democratic bases in those states, while voting against would energize Trump supporters.
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Now, if Republicans already have the 50 votes they need, it's hard for me to see Heitkamp voting against Kavanaugh just because. 5.
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MORE (Arizona) in voting against a barebones ObamaCare repeal bill put forth by GOP Senate leadership that was known as the "skinny" repeal.
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"if people want to vote against it, they can explain to their constituents why they're voting against a bill like this," Labrador said.
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It's just not clear if that will be enough to tip the scales given the political ramifications of voting against the spending bill.
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Murkowski had already demonstrated her potential for mayhem by voting against dismantling health care, and Republicans were not about to mess with her.
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The BLM rule that passed the House last week had a record 11 Republicans voting against, and only three Democrats voting in favor.
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In a tweet on Wednesday, he called on the agriculture sector to "express your opposition to Trump's trade wars" by voting against Bacon.
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Last year, he enraged conservatives by voting against the repeal, and then ultimately angered Democrats by turning around and voting for partial repeal.
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That point of order was denied, but then upheld by the Senate on a party-line vote, with all Republicans voting against it.
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DeVos was confirmed with all Democrats and two Republicans voting against her and Vice President Mike Pence casting a historic tie-breaking vote.
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Republicans are dreaming of passing another round of tax cuts this year — or at least making vulnerable Democrats squirm by voting against them.
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Cramer has a long history of voting against environmental measures that would enforce stricter regulations on natural resource extraction and fossil fuel emissions.
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"Individuals, you and me, forgo our privacy when we enter public spaces," Assemblyman Steven Choi, R-Orange County, said before voting against AB 1215.
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They would rather leave with no deal than with Mrs May's, and hope that by voting against it they might achieve such an outcome.
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And any overreach by the administration and Republicans could give Democrats in tough positions a talking point to cover them voting against the package.
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For example, they think I should be voting against all of Trump's nominees and of course I'm judging each nominee on its own merit.
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He has had, though, to explain voting against Trump's tax overhaul and plan to replace former President Barack Obama's signature health care law — ObamaCare.
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By voting against the caps, these guys voted against 2.7 million children who are just trying to stay in touch with their incarcerated parents.
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And in the Senate, she has not joined Kamala Harris, California's junior senator, in voting against nearly every single one of Trump's cabinet nominees.
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Walter Jones, a fiscal hawk, said he had very different reasons for voting against the bill on Thursday, arguing that it wasn't conservative enough.
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Some threatened to undermine his bid to win the speakership by voting against him and denying him the 218 votes to retain the gavel.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) for voting against the victims fund, but supporting Trump's $1.5 trillion tax cuts that added billions to the national deficit.
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It will be very interesting to see how congressional Democrats try to justify voting against a $3,000 to $7,000 income raise for American families.
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The Senate GOP's Affordable Care Act replacement plan did a face plant on Tuesday night, with nine Republicans and all Democrats voting against it.
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" Eastman insists that voting against Proposition 64 is a "no-brainer when you boil it down to that it's not gonna help poor people.
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His campaign calls for voting against directors on those companies' nominating/governance committees, unless companies change those meetings to in-person or "hybrid" ones.
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The House narrowly passed the bill by a vote of 85033-213 on Thursday, with 20 Republicans joining all Democrats in voting against it.
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A pro-choice centrist, Specter infuriated the right by grilling President Ronald Reagan's reactionary nominee Robert Bork on abortion and ultimately voting against him.
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But the Koch network also gone after 10 House Republicans and two GOP senators for supporting the spending package or voting against spending clawbacks.
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After refusing to say his name earlier today, Trump goats his audience into booing cancer-stricken John McCain for voting against ACA repeal pic.twitter.
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Spokesman Abdallah Bilhaq said 101 deputies had attended Monday's session, with 61 voting against the GNA, 39 abstaining, and just one voting in favor.
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Beyond pay, BlackRock and Vanguard both supported management by voting against most proposals requiring that a company's board be led by an independent chairman.
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Collins has long been seen as a swing vote on legislation, and defied her party by voting against legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Results released Wednesday by the Australian Bureau of Statistics revealed 61% of the population voted to allow same-sex marriage, with 38% voting against.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) on the floor of the Senate in late July voting against the GOP's "skinny" ObamaCare repeal bill, which failed 49-85033.
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The chamber approved the measure in a party-line vote of 22019-198, with four Democrats joining all Republicans in voting against the resolution.
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The president unloaded on Tester for voting against repealing ObamaCare, the GOP's tax bill and Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, among many other things.
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Clinton criticized Sanders for voting against a reform measure in 2007, which Sanders defended because of a provision in the bill for guest workers.
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Bethune-Hill shows that justices are capable of voting against the interest of the party of the president who nominated them—at least occasionally.
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Gorsuch is expected to pass out of the committee on a party-line vote with most if not all Democrats voting against him. Sen.
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Investors at Wisconsin utility MGE Energy voted down the same type of proposal, with more than 90% voting against it, according to a spokesman.
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Trump is, meanwhile, so unpopular with Democrats and independents that just the prospect of voting against the "Trump agenda" can drive fundraising and campaigning.
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In my eighteen years in the Senate, I cannot recall voting against a cabinet nominee put forward by either President Clinton or President Obama.
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And if you are not actively voting against him, you are abetting his attempt to hijack American greatness and sink it with his egotism.
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Middle-class and working-class Republican voters, he insisted, were voting against their own economic self-interest and getting worse than nothing in return.
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The amendment to renew the assault weapons ban was rejected 60-40 by the Democratic-controlled Senate, with 14 Democratic senators voting against it.
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They're not voting against their economic interests; they are voting for their higher interests — there's an idea that your group positioning doesn't matter economically.
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Ms. McVey has previously come under fire for a controversial speech on the rise of food banks, and for voting against same-sex marriage.
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Party members have asked Natalya V. Poklonskaya, a nationalist who broke with her party by voting against the reform bill, to resign from Parliament.
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He joined some 2000 other opposition lawmakers in voting against Guaido's re-election and instead backed Parra, who had aligned himself with Maduro's Socialists.
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In his campaign, Mr. Cramer, 57, has emphasized his allegiance to Mr. Trump, comparing voting against the president's agenda to cheating on a spouse.
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Sanders's email touted Feingold's work in the Senate on issues including strengthening the Affordable Care Act, campaign finance and voting against the Iraq War.
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"I'm really struggling with this, because I take really seriously the role we have as appropriators," she said before "reluctantly" voting against the amendment.
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Senate Republicans are also trying to make some technical fixes to their tax bill, something Democrats were united in voting against back in December.
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Cory Gardner of Colorado and Martha McSally of Arizona, two of the most vulnerable GOP senators, made it official they'd be voting against witnesses.
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On October 16th a measure condemning Mr Trump's decision passed in the House by 354 to 60, with 129 Republicans voting against the president.
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The party also took every opportunity to promote their tax bill and test out messaging aimed at discrediting Democrats for voting against their bill.
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On his show, Sobchak, to whom I am an adviser, advocated for voting against a "politics as usual" system and disrupting the status quo.
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It is also hard to imagine moderate and independent voters splitting their ticket — voting against Trump for president but reelecting senators who back him.
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For example, they think I should be voting against all of Trump's nominees, and of course, I'm judging each nominee on its own merit.
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The only thing bipartisan about this process is the opposition of impeachment, and we're going to have at least two Democrats voting against this.
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But it now looks likely that it will complete its passage with 358 MPs (members of Parliament) backing it and 234 voting against it.
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George has been one of the more hawkish Fed members, occasionally voting against her colleagues when it comes to determining the path of rates.
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And though he has pivoted to support Obamacare after initially voting against it, he is unmoved by his party's progressive shift on abortion rights.
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Some Republicans are toying with the idea of voting against the resolution but then introducing new legislation to reform the underlying National Emergencies Act.
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To some liberal analysts, this crossover practically violated a law of nature—why did less affluent white Americans keep voting against their own interests?
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Knowing that those fools out in Kansas are voting against their own self-interest and that the trouble is Kansas doesn't know any better.
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Maria Cantwell (D-WA), citing Pai's deregulatory crusade against the current net neutrality rules, said last week that she would be voting against his reconfirmation.
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None of those voting against the raise, including all three Republican members of the 51-member chamber, suggested they would not take the extra money.
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The referendum has also divided Britain, with Scotland, Northern Ireland and London voting against the majority of Britons to stay in the 28-nation club.
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She said delivering Brexit "involves difficult choices for all of us," adding that voting against the deal would put the country back to square one.
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Back in 2015, then-Commissioner of the FCC Ajit Pai submitted a lengthy paper detailing his reasons for voting against the incoming net neutrality rules.
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Lamar Alexander, who had previously expressed discomfort with the president's national emergency, announced Thursday ahead of the vote he would be voting against the president.
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The prospect of even a minority of Lords voting against the result of the referendum will highlight the arbitrary character of the unelected upper house.
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"Sad, disturbed, embarrassed — but not surprised," Patrick wrote, arguing that the Democratic message in 2016 was opposition; the most important thing was voting against Trump.
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Did he not know that Arizona Senator John McCain, who's receiving treatment for brain cancer, was both on the Hill and voting against the bill?
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It is likely to put party before country by voting against whatever deal Mrs May brings home, in the hope of bringing down the government.
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The copyright directive was backed by 19 countries at an EU Council vote, with six member states — including Italy and the Netherlands — voting against it.
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Now, the agency's three-commissioner Republican majority has reportedly signed off on a roughly $5 billion settlement, with its two Democrats voting against the deal.
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"If you're perceived as voting against 9/11 families right before an election, not surprisingly, that's a hard vote for people to take," he said.
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Soon afterwards the German agriculture minister went rogue in Brussels, voting against a European Union weedkiller ban without first checking with his colleagues in Berlin.
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So now we have her voting against fellow outsider Katrina and not using the idol to protect her — without a single indication as to why.
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Repeatedly voting against one's own interests out of some misguided sense of loyalty is not in the best interest of our country or the voter.
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Trump is known to change his mind from time to time, and House Republicans could decide that voting against net neutrality would be politically problematic.
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"The fight we want to have is to convince them that the political price they would pay for voting against it is not worth it."
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The lesson for American voters is to see their economic problems clearly, lest they be manipulated into voting against their own and their nation's interests.
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Like every other Democrat on this list, he's helped by Republicans failing to make him pay any price at all for voting against their bills.
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He didn't say if he would support the measure after voting against it in 6900, or that it would receive a vote this time around.
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"They feel like they're voting against everybody who doesn't want Roy Moore," Brown told CNN of some area Republicans who are not fans of Moore.
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A bill in Alabama banning nearly all abortions in the state passed the House of Representatives Tuesday with only three lawmakers voting against the measure.
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It added that Brookfield's proposal came with a condition that effectively meant AustralianSuper was prevented from voting against its offer if the target accepted it.
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One thing the nine countries voting against the resolution have in common is their dependence on US foreign aid as a percentage of their GDP.
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Instead, Democrats rose one by one from their seats on the Senate floor in protest to state why they were voting against the resolution. Sen.
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He frequently chides him for voting against a "skinny" repeal of the Affordable Care Act last year, helping to doom the effort in the Senate.
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Bob Corker, a Republican from Tennessee, who announced Friday he would support the latest version of the tax bill after voting against an earlier version.
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A livid Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) chastised Democrats for voting against moving forward and blamed Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) for interfering.
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He had been mulling voting against Mr. Manchin but, citing his confirmation vote, has decided he will vote for the incumbent in November after all.
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According to Politico, he already has a pretty strong track record of protecting the sale of public land, even voting against his party at times.
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Republican Senator John McCain had called for a return to regular order and public hearings before voting against a repeal-and-replace bill in July.
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In October 2016, when they were given a chance to weigh in on the accord, they shocked many by voting against it in a referendum.
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The young Democrat in the race, Jon Ossoff, left, had a strong showing in the first round of voting against the Republican, Karen Handel, right.
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Swift specifically calls out Blackburn for voting against the Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, which protect women from domestic violence and date rape.
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The City Council voted narrowly this year to sell the Lee statue — with Mr. Signer voting against doing so — and unanimously to rename the parks.
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When Democrats think about so-called "Trump Country," they see a land of hopeless Trump-loving racists who insist on voting against their self-interest.
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In separate research notes, they both noted committee members were concerned about the precise wording of PMI's proposed reduced-risk claims when voting against them.
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Bottom line: when you go from 60% voting for you to 74% voting against you four years later, it will make you an uneasy frontrunner.
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The speaker noted that the group had failed to persuade any other Democrats to join them in voting against the House's version of the bill.
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Votes for the two articles of impeachment were mostly split along party lines, with two Democrats voting against both and one splitting on the two.
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"We are voting against the deal if it comes out in its current form and we have told the company as such," the investor said.
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But now he faces his toughest reelection race to date, coming under fire for voting against marriage equality, ObamaCare and the DREAM Act in 2010.
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When the European Parliament in November did respond to the assault on democracy by voting against Turkey's membership in the European Union, Ankara reacted defiantly.
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Holmes said Pelosi faces a real risk that more Democrats wind up voting against articles of impeachment than there are Republicans who vote for it.
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These myths have been at the heart of positions held by marijuana prohibitionists and often served as their platform when voting against medical cannabis legislation.
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Presumably the Republican strategy of going after a Democrat for voting "against" the tax cuts isn't going to work if that candidate wasn't in Congress.
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Democrats are voting against CHIP over a disagreement about what isn't included in the CR.They have no actual problem with the legislation being voted on.
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He was sued personally by gun advocates while still a city commissioner after voting against repealing an ordinance that banned shooting firearms in public parks.
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Voting against a rehearing en banc were Judges Merrick Garland, Judith Rogers, David Tatel, Thomas Griffith, Sri Srinivasan, Patricia Millett, Cornelia Pillard and Robert Wilkins.
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In 27 years, Republicans have passed one popular conservative law and spent most of that time voting against things that clear majorities of Americans wanted.
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That money allowed them to run ads that relentlessly pushed a message of protecting health care, hammering Republican candidates for voting against coverage for preexisting conditions.
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Pelosi later mocked the group's influence to the New York Times, saying they made themselves "irrelevant" to the process by voting against the House's original bill.
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And just over a year ago, tactical voting against the FN stymied their efforts to win a single region despite strong showings in the first round.
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The past month has seen ministers voting against a three-line whip without losing their jobs and various factions threatening mass resignations in return for concessions.
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Workers at Magna International's Integram vehicle seat plant in Windsor, Ontario will strike after voting against a tentative labor contract, their union, Unifor, said on Sunday.
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The war hero infuriated Trump when he joined Collins and Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska in voting against the Senate bill last summer to repeal Obamacare.
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Guatemala and neighboring Honduras were two of only a handful of countries to join the United States and Israel in voting against the resolution on Jerusalem.
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Mark Green, claimed being transgender is a "disease," and Attorney General Jeff Sessions has a long legislative record of voting against the interests of LGBTQ Americans.
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He said he noticed "a pattern" of behavior that has concerned him, including voting against the nomination of several high profile appointees who were non-white.
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The small Northern Irish party, the Democratic Unionists, which props up May's minority government, joined opposition parties in voting against the government on the contempt issue.
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Voting against the action was James Bullard, who preferred at this meeting to lower the target range for the federal funds rate by 25 basis points.
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Rich Nugent (R-Fla.) were both kicked off the House Rules Committee, also known as the Speaker's committee, for voting against Boehner for Speaker in 2015.
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The bill passed successfully by a majority of 315 to 274, with 17 Conservative rebels voting against the government and a further 30 Conservative MPs abstaining.
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Pelosi before the vote made it clear she was fine with members voting against her, hoping it would liberate them to vote present in the Jan.
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The United States is not a party The United States joined Iraq, Israel, Libya, China, Qatar and Yemen in voting against the Rome Statute in 28503.
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The source added that Rubio and Scott's potential no votes "broke the dam" and with additional Republicans weighing voting against the nomination it was instead withdrawn.
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You hear plenty of talk about voting against Hyde-Smith for various reasons, but you hear very little about voters inspired to go vote for Espy.
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It is when Republicans actually get to Washington that most of them thus fail to keep most of their promises by voting against these conservative principles.
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If your fund company votes the wrong way on issues you care about, register your displeasure by voting against the fund's directors in its annual election.
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The House GOP passed its bill by 227-205, with some Republican lawmakers from high-tax blue states that benefit from the deductions voting against it.
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But Trump's hopes for that bill passing were dashed in late July, when three Republicans joined Democrats in voting against the plan, dooming it to failure.
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Republicans are betting that voting against disaster funding would be politically unpopular enough that they'll be able to win over enough Democrats to pass the bill.
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Additional amendments should press harder to find out where senators stand on: Finally, Democrats should unite in voting against McConnell on his Green New Deal stunt.
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There are 25 "hard" no votes against the bill in the conservative caucus, and two more members are leaning toward voting against it, the source said.
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Delrahim then sailed to the Senate floor in a 19-1 vote in June, with only Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat from Rhode Island, voting against him.
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" In a series of tweets, Clinton said Americans aren't just voting against "radicalism, bigotry, and corruption" on Tuesday, but for "fantastic candidates all over the country.
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In fact, the recent special elections witnessed higher numbers of women (and minority women, in particular) both running for office and voting against the status quo.
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" That if we just find the right words to connect with downscale whites, they'll say, "Oh, you know what, I am voting against my economic interests.
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" However, Senate Democrats have defended voting against the GOP bill, arguing the measure included multiple "non-starters" and calling it a $500 billion "corporate slush fund.
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But the big question remains: Can the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, prevent no more than two of his colleagues from voting against the tax bill?
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Shareholders defeated a "proxy access" proposal to allow shareholders to nominate more than one director to Apple's board, with 68.9% voting against and 31.1% voting for.
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The Senate was voting against subpoenaing witnesses or evidence, making the President's acquittal all but certain before the plane's final descent into West Palm Beach, Florida.
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In an effort to halt Sanders' rise, the former vice president targeted Sanders' record on guns, faulting him for voting against the Brady Bill in 1993.
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He's opposed raising the debt ceiling and joined small groups of senators in voting against hurricane relief packages that weren't paid for with spending cuts elsewhere.
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Despite both Democrats and Republicans voting against filibuster power, they still cling to a far more questionable power allowing a single senator to block a nominee.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), as well as every Senate Democrat, in voting against the bill, which led to its shocking collapse in the early hours of Friday.
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In her pitch to Pennsylvanians on Friday, Warren touted her 2014 bill to allow students to refinance student loans and attacked Toomey for voting against it.
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The bill had the support of 226 House Republicans, with only two voting against it, yet some Republicans in the Senate slow-walked consideration of it.
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Two months previously, the Koch network ran an ad campaign costing around $450,000 and attacking Heitkamp for voting against the Republican tax reform bill in December.
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House Democratic lawmakers voted nearly unanimously for an impeachment resolution last week, with just two of the chamber's Democrats voting against it; 231 voted for it.
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Trump attacked the senator for voting against the bill to repeal ObamaCare, but the two reunited over Trump's executive order rescinding parts of ObamaCare last week.
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Schumer said that the Republican leader "has a responsibility" to help defeat controversial GOP amendments, either by not letting them move forward or voting against them.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) joined Democrats in voting against the measure, although that was because he believes the budget should aim to reduce the nation's deficit.
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The 230 to 197 vote found every single one of the chamber's Republicans voting against the impeachment charge, while all but two Democrats voted for it.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and four Senate Democrats who took heat from the left for voting against an amendment on drug imports from the Vermont independent.
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On Monday, President Donald Trump warned Republican senators that voting against Mitch McConnell's (still mysterious) health care bill would amount to a betrayal of the Republican Party.
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Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, seen as most likely among Republicans to consider voting against a Trump nomination, also declined invitations to attend.
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But many Democrats, including some of former President Barack Obama's top advisers, have criticized Lipinski for voting against Obama's signature Affordable Care Act health law in 2010.
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After a few somewhat hapless attempts to defend the House GOP's Obamacare repeal attempt, Lance ended up voting against both the health bill and the tax bill.
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The Journal reported that the FTC voted along party lines, with three Republican commissioners voting in favor of the settlement and two Democratic commissioners voting against it.
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He's also drawn the ire of women rights' advocates and allies for voting against a 2015 bill intended to boost the participation of women in STEM fields.
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The 332-95 vote divided Democrats, with 95 — a little more than 583% of the Democratic caucus -- voting against tabling it, or voting to keep it alive.
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The 332-95 vote divided Democrats, with 95 -- a little more than 40% of the Democratic caucus -- voting against tabling it, or voting to keep it alive.
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In a tweet, Elizabeth Warren, echoing a statement by Senator Chris Murphy, claimed that in voting against the gun measures, Republican senators were selling guns to ISIS. .
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Why it matters: Collins has been a consistent voice of opposition to Trump's major legislative pushes, most notably voting against his repeal-and-replace efforts every time.
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Bloomberg reports that State Street has taken a different path when it comes to shareholder proposals related to gender pay, voting against all but two of them.
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Graham cited the controversial Export-Import Bank, and a Lee spokesman said the senator would continue his streak of voting against every continuing resolution put before him.
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The procedural vote creating the OCE passed the House by a single vote, 28503-22019, with Republicans mostly voting against it and Democrats mostly voting for it.
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The new ad comes after Americans for Prosperity ran a $450,000 TV and digital ad in March attacking Heitkamp for voting against the GOP tax reform bill.
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Either they are voting for a continuation of the labor and economic growth seen over the last year and a half, or they are voting against it.
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Trump's recognition was overwhelmingly condemned by the United Nations General Assembly in early December, with 128 countries voting in favor of condemnation and only nine voting against.
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When grilled about specific incidents -- including an official agency tweet in April mocking Democrats voting against the confirmation of an EPA official -- Pruitt repeatedly refused to apologize.
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Right-wing Brexiteers want May to make the debate a "back me or sack me" issue in order to persuade her own MPs from voting against her.
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Graham will have an uphill climb, with 11 Republican senators voting against an amendment to the Senate defense policy bill to boost defense spending by $200063 billion.
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Some investors baulked at his rewards, with a third voting against the 2015 payout, but Sorrell's record was at the time enough to keep shareholders on side.
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The bill has come and Collins may not have the political capital to cover over a decade of political debt in actually voting against a Republican nominee.
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Many of those who voted for him — as opposed to voting against his opponent — did so largely because of his reputation as a successful developer and builder.
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Reports in recent weeks also have indicated that Vontobel Asset Management of Switzerland and the British investor Ash Park Capital are both considering voting against the transaction.
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"As things stand I would be voting against it unless something crops up in the meantime to convince me otherwise," Cavendish fund manager Paul Mumford told Reuters.
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" The British ambassador, Julian Braithwaite, said in response: "By voting against this resolution you are voting to block the U.N. from trying to stop violence and discrimination.
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But a Weibo poll conducted after the show attracted more than 2165,224 respondents, with nearly 234 percent voting against the ban on egg freezing for unmarried women.
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" Cummings writes in the note, which was obtained by Politico, that new Democratic members of the House "should not be pressured into voting against our party's nominee.
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The House narrowly approved the legislation by a 217-213 vote, with 20 Republicans splitting with their party and joining all Democrats in voting against the bill.
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"Sure, some of these Democrats are voting against nominees partly for political reasons, but I think a whole bunch of them are sick of it," he added.
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Before the election — with many races viewed as being within 28503 or 22019 percentage points — voters listed Pelosi as one of their reasons for voting against Democrats.
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The Koch network's political arm has so far gone after 10 House Republicans and two GOP senators for supporting the spending package or voting against spending clawbacks.
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Braun, meanwhile, leaned into Indiana's Republican-heavy makeup, airing ads attacking Donnelly for voting against Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination and for endorsing Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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You can't go "Full #MAGA" in WV while voting against Tax Cuts, voting for excessive regulations, and voting with Bernie Sanders more than you do with POTUS.
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Executive compensation is inextricably linked to the shareholder-unfriendly actions Mr. Fink has identified; voting against pay packages infected by short-termism would help curb the problem.
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It's unclear whether Senate Democrats will allow a debate on the bill, or whether they will seek to halt the legislation by voting against the procedural motion.
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Susan Collins, R-Maine, effectively doomed the so-called Graham-Cassidy bill to defeat by saying she would join two other GOP lawmakers in voting against it.
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Left-wing activists have begun demanding that Senate Democrats do more than take the symbolically significant — but practically meaningless — position of voting against the replacement FBI director.
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Voting against cost of living increases for members of Congress may sound nice, but doing so only increases pressure on them to keep dark money loopholes open.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, broke with her party Friday morning in voting against moving ahead with Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court.
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The agreement also revealed fissures among Democrats, with about one-third of the party's members in the Senate and a majority in the House voting against it.
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That poses a challenge as at least four Senate Republicans have said they will oppose the bill, and many more Democrats have committed to voting against it.
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The President mocked the Vietnam War hero, inaccurately for coming in "last in his class," and rebuked him for voting against a GOP bid to repeal Obamacare.
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But only one of the two -- the GOP in the real world -- is staring at a possible "pink wave" of women voting against Republicans come Election Day.
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I was deeply concerned about their impact on the debt, but my polling showed that voting against lower taxes in my Republican-leaning districts was politically fatal.
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Mr. Peterson broke with Democrats last month in voting against impeaching Mr. Trump, and Mr. Lipinski's stance against abortion rights has prompted internal strife within the party.
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The commissioners voted 3-2 along party lines, with Chairman Ajit Pai and the two Republican commissioners approving and the two Democratic commissioners voting against the deal.
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The House overwhelmingly passed the trade deal on Thursday — its last business of the year — with only 38 out of 233 House Democrats voting against the measure.
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Voting against the action were Charles L. Evans and Neel Kashkari, who preferred at this meeting to maintain the existing target range for the federal funds rate.
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He recounted again the story of what he considered Senator John McCain's betrayal in voting against advancing a measure to repeal President Barack Obama's health care program.
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If the deal goes down due to a combination of Democrats voting against and Republicans on the right going against it, the question is: What happens then?
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It is fair to assume this anger motivated voting against the establishment in even greater numbers in parts of the country that are less prosperous than London.
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Along with Dominic Grieve, a former attorney-general, and others he may form part of a group of perhaps a dozen pro-European Tories voting against Mrs May.
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Here the 2008 Climate Change Act was passed with cross-party support, with only five of the more than 600 members of the House of Commons voting against.
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Immigrants are more likely to naturalize so they can vote for president, generally, but it doesn't look like they're all that much more interested in voting against Trump.
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The victim told local reporters she was threatened at the polling booth by a local Awami League official — a man named Ruhul Amin — for voting against his party.
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Even after he was diagnosed, McCain continued to make waves by bucking his own party — including memorably voting against his party's plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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One radio ad from Carper's campaign touts his record of voting against Trump nominees and promises that he'll vote against the president's current Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh.
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"I'd really recommend voting in favor of this because I think anyone who doesn't vote in favor is going to be voting against the best interests," Musk said.
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The USA Powerlifting board of governors discussed the issue this month before the Open Nationals, eventually voting against a policy that would have allowed transgender women to compete.
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This produced the bizarre spectacle of Dominic Grieve, a former Tory attorney-general who had drafted the text under scrutiny, voting against his own amendment on June 20th.
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Brainard has broken ranks six times with other governors, voting against measures that she says would unnecessarily weaken regulations put in place after the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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The African vote was split, with Burundi and Morocco voting against, Ghana voting in favor and the other 11 African members including Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa abstaining.
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They're also probably more likely to vote if they feel their vote matters, so there's an incentive to persuade them they are voting against a threat to America.
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"Washington explained that if "we really look at policy, voting for Trump is voting against our best interests as Americans, as workers, as people of color, as women.
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Babcock was watching Fox News when he learned that Murkowski had defied both Senate Republican leaders and President Trump by voting against starting debate on the health bill.
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Nearly all members of the Democratic caucus voted "present" when the resolution came up for a vote on Tuesday, with just four breaking and voting against it. Sens.
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Gary Peters (Michigan) -- The senator told CNN on 3/28/433 that he will be voting against cloture and against Gorsuch in the final confirmation vote. 26. Sen.
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Shareholders registered their distaste by voting against the executive remuneration plans of two of Australia's biggest financial institutions, National Australia Bank and Australia and New Zealand Banking Group.
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McCarthy also said he'll be voting against the Democratic-backed resolution condemning the President's tweets and suggested he was encouraging other members to vote against it as well.
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When Sessions sat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, he supported Holder's appointment in 2009 — a time when Democrats controlled Congress and voting against him would have been futile.
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Interestingly, the final school board vote was close, with the three women on the board voting to allow Donna to graduate and the two men voting against it.
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Shareholders who spoke about voting against Sanger supported Duke on the grounds that her relatively short tenure on the board gave her less responsibility for Wells Fargo's scandals.
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She argued that the 2017 ObamaCare repeal bill that Collins helped defeat would have passed had McCain not surprised colleagues at the last minute by voting against it.
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Bob Dold (R-Ill.) is considered a more moderate Republican, voting against repealing ObamaCare back in February and supporting a resolution that calls for action on climate change.
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Nicholas Soames, the grandson of Britain's World War II leader Winston Churchill, will be expelled from the Conservative Party after voting against Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Brexit.
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By voting against this proposal, the United States is disregarding the growing public opposition to this cruel practice, which harms elephant welfare and fails to promote elephant conservation.
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I didn't expect it, because if you're perceived as voting against 9/11 families right before an election, not surprisingly, that's a hard vote for people to take.
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" He continued: "In voting against Mr. Bradbury's nomination ... I am making it clear that I will not support any nominee who justified the use of torture by Americans.
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In contrast, Faso, a more mild-mannered Republican, has eschewed some of Trumpism, voting against his tax plan and dismissing the President's role in his re-election bid.
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Clinton, in particular, showed that her team was still carefully evaluating Mr. Sanders for vulnerabilities, as when she assailed him for voting against the 2008 auto-industry bailout.
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The representative's comments also come hours after he broke with other Republicans on Thursday, voting against the more conservative of two immigration bills being pushed in the House.
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He told Republican leaders he will be voting against the final tax bill unless he sees an expansion of the child tax credit, the Washington Post first reported.
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The Commission's vote on the Qualcomm complaint was already a split one, with the lone Republican, Maureen Ohlhausen, voting against the suit and issuing a rare dissenting opinion.
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Ben Sasse (R-NE), fell short of the 60 votes it needed to move forward, with 53 senators voting in support of the measure and 44 voting against.
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On Thursday, he and 11 other Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to advance Rao's nomination, with all 10 Democrats on the committee voting against advancing her.
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My next choice is Joe Biden, simply because he appears to be the most palatable choice to those Republicans and independents who may consider voting against Mr. Trump.
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That means that irrespective of Souter's position on the question, Kennedy voting against Roe, as his Webster vote suggested, would have made Thomas the fifth and decisive vote.
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But in what one UK pollster called "one of the biggest polling fails of all time," the peace deal was narrowly rejected, with 103 percent voting against it.
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She suggested that lawmakers' open musing about voting against Sanders at a contested convention even if he has a plurality of pledged delegates reeked of a double standard.
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A particular sticking point was her decision to high-five Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, after voting against a 20-week ban on abortions.
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At the moment, the number of Democrats said to be committed to voting against her would be enough to prevent her from getting the 218 votes she needs.
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And if we want to understand why Democrats have lost people in these communities, why they're voting against their own interests, we have to consider all of this.
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When he was a Tallahassee city commissioner, Andrew Gillum was sued personally by gun advocates after voting against repealing an ordinance that banned shooting firearms in public parks.
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"They may alienate their base by voting against it, but if they support a bill resulting in people losing their coverage, there will be electoral hell to pay."
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His disillusioned people lost faith both in the European ideal (voting against a draft constitution in 2005) and largely in their own governing class—not least, in him.
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And, a few days after the trip to Pau, Mr. Macron won the first round of voting against his closest competitor, the far-right candidate, Marine Le Pen.
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Republican deficit hawks held up a motion on the Senate tax plan for close to an hour before voting against sending the bill back to the Finance Committee.
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Still, less-educated white voters had a solid economic rationale for voting against the status quo — nearly all the gains from the economic recovery have passed them by.
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In the end, the EU governments voted by a clear majority to approve the negotiating mandates proposed by the European Commission, with France voting against and Belgium abstaining.
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Voting against the hurricane help would have sparked a political firestorm for Cruz, providing fodder for Democrats and potential GOP primary opponents ahead of his 2628 reelection campaign.
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All five joined most other Senate Democrats and a few Republicans in voting against a House bill on Friday that would have funded the government for another month.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), after spending an entire career advocating fiscal responsibility and voting against profligate tax cuts, destroyed this reputation just as he is about to retire. Sen.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska has defied Trump and the GOP by opposing the repeal of the Affordable Care Act and voting against Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court.
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In a 2013 poll, 87 percent of voters with disabilities reported they would consider voting against a candidate they otherwise supported if that candidate favored cutting disability services.
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However, it remains unclear whether they will actually go through with voting against her in either the initial caucus vote in November or the full floor vote in January.
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More than half of Bolsonaro's backers in October were voting against the Workers Party and had no other option, said Leonardo Barreto, head of Brasilia-based political consultancy Factual.
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On Sunday, Tlaib responded to a comment Pelosi made in the Times that the progressive cohort made themselves "irrelevant to the process" by voting against the House funding bill.
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May's deal was roundly rejected by British members of Parliament (MP) with 432 MPs voting against it and 202 approving it, marking the worst political defeats in parliamentary history.
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This is the third time the group has advocated voting against JPMorgan's executive compensation since the Dodd-Frank law mandated shareholders be given a say on pay in 2010.
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It all started last week, when Trump tweeted about McCain, accusing him of "spreading the fake and totally discredited Dossier" (as he called it) and voting against repealing Obamacare.
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Lou Barletta (R-PA) said he told the president that he would be voting against the compromise bill at the Wednesday meeting, saying it provided amnesty to DREAMers' parents.
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We are getting a clearer picture of something important for 6243: how much of the original Sanders base was voting for him, and how much was voting against Clinton.
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But on Tuesday DUP deputy leader Nigel Dodds said, despite voting against the government on the contempt issue, his party's agreement to support May's minority government remained in place.
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Paris-based Proxinvest, a shareholder advisory firm, had recommended voting against last year's package on the grounds that Ghosn's additional Nissan salary was poorly disclosed and bonuses too high.
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Before the final Senate vote, the pair offered up an amendment to do this, but it was shot down with both Republicans and Democrats voting against it 71–29.
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He says we're voting against Trump because he "can't win," that he is "not for free trade," and that Republicans need to concentrate on the Senate and the House.
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Critics say a government-provided food-box or rations and occasional bonuses keep needy Venezuelans dependent on the state, and fearful of voting against the hand that feeds them.
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The top House Republican said he'll be voting against the Democratic-backed resolution condemning the tweets and suggested he was encouraging other members to vote against it as well.
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But British lawmakers defied the government in December by voting against May's wishes and securing parliament a much more substantial say on whether to accept the final Brexit deal.
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This is a shockingly high share; it goes a long way toward explaining why places that voted for Mr. Trump in 2016 could be voting against Republicans in 2018.
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Her response to devastating, never-before-seen floods months later reeked of competence in a state whose congressional delegation once protested pork spending by voting against Hurricane Sandy relief.
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The resolution won the support of 116 countries, while 56 abstained and only Australia, Hungary, Israel and the Maldives joined Britain and the United States in voting against it.
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Now it's up to Senate Republicans to stand for what's right and protect our national lands from a localized, short-sighted power grab by voting against S.J. Res. 18.
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Manchin has had a closer working relationship with the president compared to most other Democrats, but Trump has also criticized the senator for voting against the GOP's tax bill.
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The faux outrage was not convincing as the House went on to pass the omnibus bill, 85033-167, with 111 Democrats voting in the affirmative, and 77 voting against.
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As they've already publicly — and vocally — said, both are voting against the proposal, which is expected to unwind the Obama-era rules through a 3-2 party-line vote.
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As was the case with the tax-credit bill, Doggett, Kind and Murphy joined with Republicans in voting against the bill because the measure the committee considered wasn't offset.
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LONDON — Nicholas Soames, the grandson of Britain's World War II leader Winston Churchill, will be expelled from the Conservative Party after voting against Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Brexit.
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But after the bill advanced by the narrowest of margins, with some progressives voting against it in committee, further infighting forced Democrats to call off an expected floor vote.
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McCain spoke out against Trump repeatedly during his final years in the Senate, and drew the president's ire after voting against the GOP effort to repeal ObamaCare in 2017.
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The agreement "lets Facebook off the hook," said FTC Commissioner Rohit Chopra, who joined with fellow Democrat Rebecca Kelly Slaughter in voting against the deal, in a written dissent.
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" Then he blasted Casey for joining the "left-wing mob" by voting against Kavanaugh and lamented that he could no longer use the phrase "the girl that got away.
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Trump excoriated Tester for voting against the Republican health care plan, the Trump-back tax cuts, strict immigration laws and Neil Gorsuch, his first pick for the Supreme Court.
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" Duke, a white nationalist and former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard, last week told listeners of his radio show that voting against Trump would be "treason to your heritage.
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Friday's Senate vote on the spending bill that the House of Representatives passed on Thursday saw not only Democrats but also a handful of Republicans voting against the bill.
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TORONTO, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Home Capital's shareholders on Wednesday rejected a proposal for Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway to raise its stake in the company, voting against the board's recommendation.
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"Voting against the authority in more traditional, rural areas of Russia is still something of a revolution," said Abbas Gallyamov, a political scientist and an adviser to several candidates.
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House Republicans passed their tax reform plan Thursday afternoon 227-205 — on a day marked by a visit from President Donald Trump — with only 13 Republicans voting against it.
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Some saw the former aide's influence in Mr. Meehan's decision to buck his party's leadership in May by voting against a Republican bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) on Tuesday came out against a bipartisan homeland security spending package, with a majority of its members voting against it over its immigration provisions.
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Under the PRO Act, employers would not be allowed to force workers to attend anti-union meetings, whose sole purpose is to bully workers into voting against the union.
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Or go back 24 years ago, when Republicans might have actually been rewarded for mostly voting against the federal assault weapons ban that President Bill Clinton signed into law.
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He's been a fiscal hardliner, often voting against legislation that continues spending as usual and holding out until last week against any tax reform package that increases the deficit.
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"Bill Nelson's re-election strategy seems to be voting against bigger paychecks, bonuses and more jobs, and instead supporting higher taxes for Florida families," said NRSC spokeswoman Katie Martin.
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Josh Holmes, a GOP strategist and McConnell's former chief of staff, said Democrats running in Republican-leaning states would suffer a political backlash for voting against the funding bill.
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Chris Coons, who voted for a continuing resolution in December, said he'd lost his patience on Friday night before voting against the failed proposal with most of his colleagues.
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Collins is seen by some as a potential key ally in voting against impeachment if it moves to the upper chamber if he's appointed to replace the outgoing senator.
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Blessed by Buddhist monks, Mr. Rajapaksa affirmed his support for their dream of a Buddhist-first Sri Lanka and chided minorities who failed his "expectations" by voting against him.
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If you're volunteering at Planned Parenthood or picketing the congressman who's voting against Obamacare you'll feel more empowered even if the crisis of the day is about North Korea.
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For him, "voting against any bill produced by this process would be the most consistent stand in favor of regular order," Adam Jentleson, a former Democratic Senate aide, wrote.
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But bloc leaders voted by 27 to one to give Tusk a fresh two-and-a-half-year mandate -- with only Poland's current Prime Minister Beata Szydlo voting against.
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Jeff Flake, who has vowed to oppose Trump judicial nominees unless a bill protecting Special Counsel Robert Mueller gets a vote, ended up voting against moving Farr's nomination forward.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Senior eurosceptic British lawmaker Steve Baker said on Wednesday he would keep voting against Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal if it was put before parliament again.
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The resolution, which was debated at the business meeting of the group's annual convention, was rejected by a strong margin, with 51 voting for the resolution and 111 voting against.
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The state Assembly passed the bill on Tuesday with a vote of 27-13, with all but one Democrat voting in favor and all Republicans voting against, according to NPR.
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TO) could face a revolt over U.S. billionaire Warren Buffett's plan to increase his stake in the business after proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) recommended voting against it.
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Corker, a deficit hawk from Tennessee, stalled momentum on the Senate tax bill earlier this month, then ended up voting against it due to its expansion of the federal deficit.
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The measure passed the Senate in a 21-17 vote with Rhode Island Senate President Dominick Ruggerio, Majority Leader Michael McCaffrey and Majority Whip Maryellen Goodwin voting against the measure.
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The case is another public challenge to a judge fiercely disliked by President Rodrigo Duterte, who has been unhappy about Sereno voting against some of his proposals, which still passed.
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Seven months after McCain passed away, Trump mocked him on Twitter inaccurately for coming "last in his class," and rebuked McCain for voting against a GOP bid to repeal Obamacare.
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New Day for America, the outside group backing John Kasich, released a new ad in New Hampshire Monday morning attacking Marco Rubio for voting against the Violence Against Women Act.
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Republicans are also facing a deluge of health care–focused ads themselves from Democrats who criticize them for voting against the Affordable Care Act and protections for pre-existing conditions.
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First elected in 1964 — after winning the Democratic nomination by only 19703 votes — Mr. Conyers was an early critic of the Vietnam War, voting against funding it the following May.
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Kennedy declined to comment on whether he'd gotten any pushback from his Republican colleagues for voting against Katsas, but said that even if he did, it wouldn't make a difference.
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The past couple of months have seen cabinet ministers voting against a three-line whip and a defence secretary sacked for leaking to the press from the National Security Council.
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Lake, the Democratic pollster, said research leading up to Election Day showed that sexism was actually only the third most cited reason that women said they were voting against Trump.
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Parliament approved the CETA agreement with a relatively small majority of 266 to 213 votes, with 69 MPS of President Emmanuel Macron's centrist alliance either abstaining or voting against it.
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Finland's same-sex marriage law, which was passed in 2014, came into force in March, and German lawmakers adopted one in June despite Chancellor Angela Merkel voting against the bill.
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But he has also made some nods to the Democratic base, voting against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation and scheduling a rally with former President Barack Obama this weekend.
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The U.K. leader sent a warning to lawmakers on Tuesday evening saying that voting against leaving without a deal and for an extension still doesn't solve the problem of Brexit.
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This offers a rationale for voting Republican even if you don't particularly like your candidate: a majority of Trump voters say they are voting against Clinton rather than for Trump.
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Collins and Murkowski indicated that they would be voting against DeVos because of her advocacy for "school choice" and vouchers that would have a disastrous effect on rural school districts.
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This is because Elliott, which owns more than two-thirds of a key piece of Energy Future's unsecured debt, anticipates voting against the plan, people familiar with the matter said.
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The full bill requiring background checks on all gun purchases passed the House 240-190 on Wednesday, with eight Republicans backing the measure and only two Democrats voting against it.
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Last month, the lower house voted to send Ms. Rousseff's case to the Senate by a wide margin — with 367 lawmakers voting for impeachment, 137 voting against and seven abstaining.
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Thus, it is hard to imagine enough Senate Republicans voting against the measure, which is already drawing enough support or attention from endangered Republicans to raise expectations it will pass.
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Nonetheless, I do not think her team can do it alone and it is not safe to assume that Latinos will show up for the sake of voting against Trump.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (Mont.) voting against.
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But conservative lawmakers from the Popular Party of Mariano Rajoy, the incumbent prime minister, as well as those from the left-wing Podemos Party, led the voting against Mr. Sánchez.
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There seems to be this longstanding fear among white voters in particular that when they vote for black candidates, that they may actually be actually voting against their own interests.
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And when the conversation goes there, Russo has an unnerving straightforwardness about his rationale for voting against Obama, which makes me check my recorder to make sure it was rolling.
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He is hopeful, if not entirely optimistic, that Mr. Sanders can again win working-class white voters in Michigan, many of whom in 2016 may have been voting against Mrs.
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A few years ago, I was writing up a short article at the Washington Post explaining why then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was voting against his own cloture motion.
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Kirsten Gillibrand criticized former Vice President Joe Biden for voting against expanding the child care tax credit in 212017 and said that he advocated against women working outside the home.
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Yet they argue that voting against the Republican Party is now a moral necessity, given its enabling of President Trump's subversion of the law and his attacks on democracy itself.
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In North Dakota last week, Kevin Cramer, the Republican candidate for Senate, aired a new ad attacking the incumbent, Heidi Heitkamp, for voting against an abortion ban after 20 weeks.
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The bill ultimately passed the House and Senate with Democratic support, though 41 House Democrats, including several members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, wound up voting against the final version.
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He also predicted that four or five Democrats will also join him in voting against the articles of impeachment, though so far he remains the only one to express opposition.
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The day after voting against impeaching President Trump, the New Jersey representative appeared with him in the Oval Office to announce he would leave the Democratic Party for the Republicans.
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"I think the people who are voting against witnesses and documents that are relevant are going to find that this is really a disservice to the Senate going forward," Sen.
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"Despite the fact that it includes very good labor provisions, I am voting against USMCA because it does not address climate change, the greatest threat facing the planet," Schumer said.
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Publicly, Democrats held out hope that they could woo one more Republican dissenter to join Senators Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska in voting against Ms. DeVos.
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"I have been voting for President since 1996 and I very rarely find someone that I am voting for, I always feel like I am voting against somebody," Ward said.
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While Booker isn't a 2020 frontrunner, he's emblematic of the party's shift: In 2017, he was heavily criticized for voting against a bill allowing the importation of drugs from Canada.
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The number of House GOP defections in the vote on Wednesday was the same as the vote the previous day, with only 85033 GOP lawmakers voting against the bill. Rep.
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As Alberta put it: Even if they support Trump nine times of ten, voting against him once could trigger a tweetstorm or the threat of a visit to their district.
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Mr. Williams has stood up to Mr. de Blasio as well, voting against the mayor's housing plan, arguing that it could worsen the displacement of low-income residents, for example.
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Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Kirsten Gillibrand and Amy Klobuchar joined male presidential hopefuls in voting against a Senate rebuke of President Trump's plans for swift withdrawal from Afghanistan and Syria.
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Flake and Graham, both of whom joined Democrats in voting against the four week spending bill, now support McConnell's counter offer, saying they trust the GOP leader's assurance on immigration.
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Despite Bacon's history of voting against women's interests, Eastman received no backing from big-name women's organizations—like EMILY's List and NARAL Pro-Choice—or Democrats going into her primary.
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"Throughout his career, Andrew Wheeler has shown a clear disregard for the EPA's mission to protect the public and environment," said Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein from California, after voting against him.
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He might have won a third of the votes in the states that have voted so far, but that also means 70 percent of the Republican electorate is voting against him.
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The moratorium on municipal bathroom regulations, described by Jackson as a "poison pill," withered Democratic support, and in the end all 16 Senate Democrats joined 16 Republicans in voting against repeal.
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Recent polls have shown he is well placed for the second round of voting against the far-right National Front candidate Marine Le Pen and could become the country's next leader.
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The majority of Labour and Conservative MPs will vote to trigger Article 50, so voting against Article 50 would represent a protest vote rather than a roadblock for the prime minister.
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It&aposs a very tough sale to try to convince Republican or conservative voters that by voting against Republicans you are voting for the other party, which is the Democratic Party.
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North Dakota Democrat Heidi Heitkamp — who is facing a tough reelection race, with her Republican opponent up at least 10% in some polls — announced Thursday she will be voting against Kavanaugh.
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We have already seen Latinos who have been long-time permanent legal residents of the United States finally apply for citizenship this year for the sole purpose of voting against Trump.
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Shareholders delivered a rare rebuke to CEO Werner Baumann's management team at Bayer's annual general meeting last month, with a majority voting against ratifying the executive board's business conduct in 2018.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.; to an assertion that Sanders is the Barack Obama that we really wanted and needed; to an exasperated "black people are voting against their interests" stance.
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At Wednesday's votes on Brexit options, 27 Labour lawmakers rebelled against their party's position by voting against holding a confirmatory public vote on any Brexit deal and a further 18 abstained.
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While the transaction itself does not require a vote, some shareholders may use Wednesday's meeting to express opposition to the deal by voting against company nominations for the board of directors.
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John McCain's turf, and called him out (without mentioning his name) for voting against the health-care bill — but didn't wish the state's most famous politician a speedy recovery from cancer.
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Trump had warned Republican lawmakers against voting against him, and only four defied him: Will Hurd of Texas, Fred Upton of Michigan, Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania and Susan Brooks of Indiana.
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Glass Lewis advised voting against the bank's pay plans because it had failed to cap pension contributions as a percentage of base salary, instead calculating against a bigger total salary base.
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According to Turkish state-run news agency Anadolu, over 80 percent of Turks voted, with unofficial results showing 51.3 percent voting in favor of the reforms and 48.7 percent voting against.
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According to Turkish state-run news agency Anadolu, over 80 percent of Turks voted, with unofficial results showing 51.3 percent voting in favor of the reforms and 723 percent voting against.
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In a rare moment of bipartisan unity, the Senate voted 97 to two to approve the sanctions, with only Republicans Mike Lee of Utah and Rand Paul of Kentucky voting against.
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The response from Portman's camp "is exactly what you would expect from an endangered Washington insider with a long record of voting against infrastructure improvements," said David Bergstein, Strickland's campaign spokesman.
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He also criticized Portman for voting against the adoption of the conference report for the 85033 surface transportation law, known as MAP-21, and a short-term highway bill in 2014.
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Chris Murphy's legislation to close the gun show loophole and ban firearms sales over the Internet fail -- with all but one Republican opposing it and three Democrats also voting against it?
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Smith's hiring caused an early rift among the new slate of FTC commissioners confirmed this year, with the two Democrats voting against his appointment in a 3-2 party-line vote.
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"People aren't voting for their side as much as they are voting against the other side," Marc Hetherington, a political science professor at the University of North Carolina, also told Reuters.
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By voting against the measure without fear of causing a shutdown, members can both avoid blowback from GOP leaders and claim a personal victory to carry back to their conservative districts.
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Smith's hiring caused an early rift among the new slate of FTC commissioners confirmed this year, with the two Democrats voting against his appointment in a 85033-2 party-line vote.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - The European Parliament savaged the British government's handling of Brexit negotiations on Tuesday, voting against opening talks on future trade and condemning disarray in Prime Minister Theresa May's team.
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The move to support Heitkamp comes only two months after the Koch network launched a six-figure ad buy attacking her for voting against the Republican tax reform bill in December.
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