List of How YOUR Senators Voted on the "Monsanto Protection" Amendment

Is it against the law to perhaps send bottles of roundup to everyone that voted yes?

Demand a Veto!!!

This past week Congress succeeded in passing Section 735, aka the Monsanto Protection Act, in the Continuing Resolution spending bill. Once again, Monsanto and the biotech industry have used their lobbying power to undermine your basic rights.

Please sign this petition to President Obama and tell him to veto HR 933 and the Monsanto Protection Act. Then contact Congress and tell them you are outraged. With the Senate passage of the Monsanto Protection Act, biotech lobbyists are one step closer to making sure that their new GMO crops can evade any serious scientific or regulatory review.

This dangerous provision, the Monsanto Protection Act, strips judges of their constitutional mandate to protect consumer and farmer rights and the environment, while opening up the floodgates for the planting of new untested genetically engineered crops, endangering farmers, citizens and the environment.

Take action here and then call President Obama and demand that he veto HR 933. Join us in putting a stop to the Monsanto Protection Act!

[link to action.fooddemocracynow.org]

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Thank you for this! I signed it & posted it on FB~

I will remember and pass this along next round.

There it is folks, a list, in black and white, of all the traitors to the people.

I plan to print it out and distribute it.

Bout time we had a descent post here. Thank you OP.

Both Virginia traitors voted yes...

Thanks so much for the link. I had been meaning to find this info.

The majority of the Nea's were Conservatives. Interesting

Yes, I have taken note of this too.

Heirloom seeds and backyard gardens are next on Monsanto's list.

Arkansas has 1 republican senator, and 1 democrat senator. Both of the sleaze bags voted yes.

That being said, I'm sure it's because AR is largely an agricultural state, and I guess the lobbyists did a good job.

Yes, Thanks.

Good luck with that, Obama is the one with that power and he is in Monsanto's back pocket.

I guess we know who our enemy is...

Friend
(R-AZ) … Nay Flake
(R-NH) … Nay Ayotte
(R-NC) … Nay Burr
(R-OK) … Nay Coburn
(R-ID) … Nay Crapo
(R-TX) … Nay Cruz
(R-WY) … Nay Enzi
(R-NE) … Nay Fischer
(R-SC) … Nay Graham
(R-IA) … Nay Grassley
(R-NV) … Nay Heller
(R-OK) … Nay Inhofe
(R-WI) … Nay Johnson
(R-IL) … Nay Kirk
(R-UT) … Nay Lee
(R-AZ) … Nay McCain
(R-KY) … Nay Paul
(R-OH) … Nay Portman
(R-ID) … Nay Risch
(R-KS) … Nay Roberts
(R-FL) … Nay Rubio
(R-SC) … Nay Scott
(D-MT) … Nay Tester (Only Democrat)
(R-PA) … Nay Toomey
(R-LA) … Nay Vitter
(R-KS) … Nay Moran
26 Friends

Foe
(R-TN) … Yea Alexander
(D-WI) … Yea Baldwin
(R-WY) … Yea Barrasso
(D-MT) … Yea Baucus
(D-AK) … Yea Begich
(D-CO) … Yea Bennet
(D-CT) … Yea Blumenthal
(R-MO) … Yea Blunt
(R-AR) … Yea Boozman
(D-CA) … Yea Boxer
(D-OH) … Yea Brown
(D-WA) … Yea Cantwell
(D-MD) … Yea Cardin
(D-DE) … Yea Carper
(D-PA) … Yea Casey
(R-GA) … Yea Chambliss
(R-IN) … Yea Coats
(R-MS) … Yea Cochran
(R-ME) … Yea Collins
(D-DE) … Yea Coons
(R-TN) … Yea Corker
(R-TX) … Yea Cornyn
(D-MA) … Yea Cowan
(D-IN) … Yea Donnelly
(D-IL) … Yea Durbin
(D-CA) … Yea Feinstein
(D-MN) … Yea Franken
(D-NY) … Yea Gillibrand
(D-NC) … Yea Hagan
(D-IA) … Yea Harkin
(R-UT) … Yea Hatch
(D-NM) … Yea Heinrich
(D-ND) … Yea Heitkamp
(D-HI) … Yea Hirono
(R-ND) … Yea Hoeven
(R-GA) … Yea Isakson
(R-NE) … Yea Johanns
(D-SD) … Yea Johnson
(D-VA) … Yea Kaine
(I-ME) … Yea King
(D-MN) … Yea Klobuchar
(D-LA) … Yea Landrieu
(D-VT) … Yea Leahy
(D-MI) … Yea Levin
(D-WV) … Yea Manchin
(D-MO) … Yea McCaskill
(R-KY) … Yea McConnell
(D-NJ) … Yea Menendez
(D-OR) … Yea Merkley
(D-MD) … Yea Mikulski
(D-CT) … Yea Murphy
(D-WA) … Yea Murray
(D-FL) … Yea Nelson
(D-AR) … Yea Pryor
(D-RI) … Yea Reed
(D-NV) … Yea Reid
(D-WV) … Yea Rockefeller
(I-VT) … Yea Sanders
(D-HI) … Yea Schatz
(D-NY) … Yea Schumer
(R-AL) … Yea Sessions
(D-NH) … Yea Shaheen
(R-AL) … Yea Shelby
(D-MI) … Yea Stabenow
(R-SD) … Yea Thune
(D-CO) … Yea Udall
(D-NM) … Yea Udall
(D-VA) … Yea Warner
(D-MA) … Yea Warren
(D-RI) … Yea Whitehouse
(R-MS) … Yea Wicker
(D-OR) … Yea Wyden
(R-AK) … Yea Murkowski
73 Foes
(D-NJ) … Not Voting Lautenberg
1 Yellow Belly Sap Sucker (from NJ, No Less!)

Obama is in a lot more back pockets than Monsanto.

The NJ no vote was too busy trying to suck "The Situation's" cock.

Nice to see. Bi partisan douche bags.

McCain voted Nay?

He must have checks off the wrong box

That's what I was thinking! Isn't he a major force behind Codex Alimentarius?

Most of these congress critters don't have the ability to think
independently any longer. Instead these think with group mind think as directed.

Any idiots that long ago would sign a bill that they were told not to read ....that they had to sign to find out what was in it and they "obeyed".......you know their minds were gone at that point and they are only getting more brain dead as time goes on.

These congress critters are your very FIRST bonified

ZOMBIES.

Seriously most of them have been infected with a terminal case
of brain wasting disease.

It is more than evident in how they conduct business there.

These HAVE to be sick considering what they are voting for............or else have a knife at their very throats.

I'm actually surprised, though I guess I shouldn't be, that only one democrat voted Nay...

LOL, they must hate the internet.

This guy does:

(D-WV) … Yea Rockefeller

I certainly can't and won't argue your argument that prevented the NJ Senator from voting, but I would like to venture an opinion that might offer insight to the political reality of the nature of New Jersey's representatives to the Federal Government...

#4) Former NJ Governor Christie Whitman who declared that air at 911 Ground Zero in NYC was safe. She should be forced to tell each and every 911 First Responder with multi-cancers that there may have been the possibility that she may have been wrong (which wouldn't matter, btw-Nothing is coming out of her pocket, that's for sure).

#3) Former NJ Governor Thomas Kean who chaired the 911 Commission which ignored 90% of the questions brought about by the families of those who died on 911. (The 911 Commission Report was nothing more than a fantasy, btw. It also makes a great bedtime story!)

#2) Former NJ Governor Jon Corzine whose Wall Street antics are said to have made Bernie Madoff's exploits a kindergarten play in comparison with his own Wall Street antics. Corzine was the CEO of MF Global Inc., a financial services firm specializing in futures brokerage. The company filed for bankruptcy protection in October 2011 after losing $1.6 billion of customer money and Corzine resigned on November 4, 2011 and still is a free man while Bernie Madoff wonders why he's in the pokey and Corzine isn't. (You know why they call it the pokey, don't you?)

And the winner is...

#1) Former NJ Governor Woodrow Wilson (whose first name was "Thomas" btw (Like Tom Kean)who was elected President of the United States over the vastly popular President William Howard Taft with only TWO years of experience in politics as NJ Governor from 1911 to 1913. His candidacy was greatly helped by (former Republican) Teddy Roosevelt's run as a third party candidate, knowing full well that any and all votes that would be cast for him would have otherwise gone to the Republican Candidate Howard Taft (which of course, is a vote for Wilson). Woodrow won the first prize as the Most Outstanding Asshole in the History of the U.S. Government because he "unwittingly" gave away the power of the U.S. Government to create its own money with ZERO OVERSIGHT BY THE U.S. GOVERNMENT OVER THE CONGLOMERATION OF FOREIGN BANKS THAT RAN THE FEDERAL RESERVE! Mr. Wilson is also given great credit for campaigning under the slogan "He Kept Us Out of War!" And then, after creating a new military draft, sent American kids to fight for the interests of the European bankers that now owned the Federal Reserve.

Congratulations Woodrow!

Last Edited by The Deplorable RockHall on 03/31/2013 08:41 PM

I know my state does not grow much if any produce for consumer consumption and both sob's voted yea.

But we have access to many whole food's, organic stores, and farmers markets in our state which can all be easily controlled.

I wonder if there is a difference in the yea's and nay's by state as to what is grown in each.

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This is probably one of the very few relevant threads on this entire site


But will it influence how Americans vote next time