Bennett’s my senator (unfortunately, could be worse though, could be my next door neighbor Harry Reid). Going back 16 years for something minor is trivializing the problem. You’re better than this.

It is getting late. I was beginning to think Erick had missed a day.

Erick,

Keep up with every bit of pressure you can bring on this guy, he does need to go! And more need to go so I hope you’ll continue with these types of efforts when they come up for re-election.

I doubt seriously that Bennett has been anywhere near the road to Damascus.

Mike Lee is a true conservative and able to win in 2010.
Take a look and decide for yourself.
http://www.mikelee2010.com/
Meanwhile, keep the heat up on Bennett. More folks here in Utah need to learn about him – even parking spaces.

considering that Bennett voting the same way Jesse Helms, Lauch Faircloth and Strom Thurmond did…

Bennett may be a tool, but this post is silly.

http://www.facebook.com/StopBobBennett#!/StopBobBennett?v=wall&viewas=1624343122

10 Reasons to Stop Bob Bennett

1. Hailed as a “key Republican negotiator,” Senator Bob Bennett supported and voted for the massive $700 billion Wall Street bailout. (Roll Call Vote #213, 10/01/08)

2. “Few politicians have more ties to Freddie and Fannie than Utah Senator Bob Bennett, who topped all Republicans in campaign contributions from the mortgage duo since 1989.” (Salt Lake Tribune, 09/12/08)

3. Senator Bob Bennett sponsors and supports the so-called “Healthy Americans Act,” a trillion-dollar government takeover of healthcare that rivals ObamaCare for being a massive big government proposal. It would increase job-killing taxes, impose an individual mandate, increase health care costs, and would give Washington the authority to regulate every health care plan in the country.

4. Senator Bob Bennett broke his term limits pledge when he ran for re-election in 2004. Bennett has now been in the Senate for 18 years. (Deseret News, 10/07/98)

5. Bennett voted against an amendment that recommended eliminating free parking privileges at Washington airports for members of Congress. (Roll Call Vote #94, 04/20/94)

6. Bennett voted against an amendment that would defund the “Bridge to Nowhere” pork project. Over the course of his career, he has supported countless earmarks like $200,000 for a museum in Omaha, Nebraska, and $3.7 million for the AFL-CIO. He also voted against a one-year earmark moratorium. (Roll Call Vote #262, 10/20/05; #215, 07/06/09; #385, 10/23/07; #75, 03/13/08)

7. “Utah Republican Sen. Bob Bennett said he erred in voting three times in the 1990s for a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced budget, and today the public need not be overly concerned with the $7 trillion federal deficit.” (Salt Lake Tribune, 02/20/04)

8. Bennett voted against an amendment that recommended that the Senate had a “moral obligation” to offset the cost of new government programs and authorizations, in order to reduce deficit spending and the national debt. (Roll Call Vote #140, 04/24/07)

9. Senator Bob Bennett was named “Porker of the Month” in February, 2002, by the anti-earmark group Citizens Against Government Waste (www.cagw.org).

10. Senator Bob Bennett voted against an amendment that would prohibit Social Security surplus funds from being spent on other government programs. (Roll Call Vote #65, 03/13/08)