The 13 Democratic Senators up for re-election in 2014 who voted for Obamacare, both in 2009 and last month.
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The 13 Democratic senators up for re-election in 2014 who voted for Obamacare, both in 2009 and last month.
Here are the Dirty Baker’s Dozen:
- Mark Begich (Alaska)
- Mark Pryor (Arkansas)
- Mark Udall (Colorado)
- Mary Landrieu (Louisiana)
- Al Franken (Minnesota)
- Max “Trainwreck” Baucus (Montana)
- Jeanne Shaheen (New Hampshire)
- Tom Udall (New Mexico)
- Kay Hagan (North Carolina)
- Jeff Merkeley (Oregon)
- Tim Johnson (South Dakota)
- Mark Warner (Virginia)
- Jay Rockefeller (West Virginia)
It is time for these politicians to find other work.
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The 13 Democratic senators up for re-election in 2014 who voted for Obamacare, both in 2009 and last month.
Here are the Dirty Baker’s Dozen:
- Mark Begich (Alaska)
- Mark Pryor (Arkansas)
- Mark Udall (Colorado)
- Mary Landrieu (Louisiana)
- Al Franken (Minnesota)
- Max “Trainwreck” Baucus (Montana)
- Jeanne Shaheen (New Hampshire)
- Tom Udall (New Mexico)
- Kay Hagan (North Carolina)
- Jeff Merkeley (Oregon)
- Tim Johnson (South Dakota)
- Mark Warner (Virginia)
- Jay Rockefeller (West Virginia)
It is time for these politicians to find other work.
Sen. Rockefeller announced earlier this year that he won’t seek re-election in 2014. So that’s definitely one down. He might still be replaced by another Democrat, but WV has been trending more and more Republican in recent years.
If the GOP can’t win at least three additional Senate seats given the trainwreck of Obamacare, they will be a minority party for a very long time.