US Technology Voting Guide
CNET have done a useful guide to the best and worse House and Senate members when it comes to technology issues.
The results were surprisingly mixed: In the Senate, Republicans easily bested Democrats by an average of 10 percent. In the House of Representatives, however, Democrats claimed a narrow but visible advantage on technology-related votes.
Libertarian Ron Paul was the highest scoring House Republican at 80%. In the Senate the second lowest placxe went to John Kerry on 15%.
It’s one of the things I like about the US system – the party whipping is so loose, that you can identify where lawmakers stand on various issues.
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November 6th, 2006 at 2:07 pm
Your out of your depth with this audience on this post DPF!
I doubt many here would know the difference between the house of representatives & the Senate.
Most here still haven’t worked out MMP as yet.
You say…..”the party whipping is so loose, that you can identify where lawmakers stand on various issues.”
Well thats easily worked out depending on which state you standing for. The Dems will be pro gun, anti abortion in the South/West. In the East & Cal The Rep will be for gun control and will not make a comment on abortion, or morals.
easy worked out till they get the job, then it changes..you know just like here.
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