Saxby Exposed
Saxby Shameless Exposed on the Iraq War:
Saxby Shameless voted against "time between deployments" for our troops who put their lives on the line in Iraq and around the globe to protect all of us.
Source: Congressional Record, 9/19/07
Saxby Shameless voted against Iraq Troop Reductions that would have started to bring our troops home to their families in Georgia.
Source: Congressional Record, 9/21/07 and 7/18/07
Saxby Shameless voted against the bipartisan Iraq Progress Report, which was sponsored by Republican Senator John Warner, ranking member of Armed Services Committee.
Source: Congressional Record, 11/15/05
Saxby Shameless voted against Reporting Matters in Iraq amendment which would have forced the President to report progress every three months to Congress.
Source: Congressional Record, 11/15/05
Saxby Shameless Exposed on Veteran's Issues:
Saxby Shameless voted against "Healthcare for Veterans" amendment which ensured our veterans would return from service and have adequate healthcare coverage.
Source: Congressional Record, 10/5/05
Saxby Shameless voted against the Additional Funding for our Veterans amendment which covered mental health, psychological, and rehab funding.
Source: Congressional Record, 11/17/05
Saxby Shameless voted against the Tax Rate Extension amendment which offset healthcare costs for our veterans returning from war.
Source: Congressional Record, 2/2/06
Saxby Shameless Exposed on Healthcare:
Saxby Shameless voted against the Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP), not once...not twice...but
three times while 250,000 of Georgia's children still have no health insurance.
Source: Congressional Record, 11/1/07, 9/27/07, and 8/2/07
Saxby Shameless voted against the Medical Assistance and Prescription Drug Amendment which continued providing needed prescription rebates for Medicaid enrollees.
Source: Congressional Record, 11/3/05
Saxby Shameless voted against Medicaid Generic Drug Amendment which relieved prescription drug costs on our seniors most in need.
Source: Congressional Record, 11/3/05
Saxby Shameless voted against stem cell research that saves American lives.
Source: Congressional Record, 4/11/07 and 7/18/06
Saxby Shameless Exposed on Education:
Saxby Shameless supports No Child Left Behind and Bush's failed education policies.
Saxby Shameless voted against the Individuals with Disabilities Education amendment which was Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Act.
Source: Congressional Record, 10/26/05
Saxby Shameless voted against Elementary and Secondary Education Act amendment which would have carried out Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, providing $5 billion in incentive grants and targeted grants for our schools.
Source: Congressional Record, 10/26/05
Saxby Shameless voted against increasing PELL grant amendment which helps reduce the debt of college education for our students.
Source: Congressional Record, 10/25/05
Saxby Shameless Exposed on Immigration:
Saxby Shameless voted against the very comprehensive immigration reform that he once was a champion for because of partisan political influences.
Source: Congressional Record, 06/07
Saxby Shameless voted against the Employer Verification Program despite claiming to lead on immigration reform.
Source: Congressional Record, 5/23/06
Saxby Shameless voted against funding the REAL ID, despite previously supporting the creation of the REAL ID.
Source: Congressional Record, 7/26/07
Saxby Shameless Exposed on Energy & Oil:
Saxby Shameless voted against raising mileage standards on our cars. Source: Congressional Record, 06/07
Saxby Shameless voted against reducing America's oil use by 40% by 2025. Source: Congressional Record, 06/05
Saxby Shameless voted against developing 100,000 new hydrogen cars by 2010. Source: Congressional Record, 06/03
Saxby Shameless voted against incentives for alternative fuels. Source: Congressional Record, 06/07
Saxby Shameless voted against increasing taxes on profits, rescinding certain tax deductions and increasing tax incentives for alternative energy programs for oil companies. Source: Congressional Record, 06/08