Who are the partisan's?

[kytwell 179]

http://projects.washingtonpost.com/congress/112/senate/members/

According to this: votes along the party line, our top 12 members willing to vote with the other side are all Republican's.

The side most likely to put party first are the Dem's. Occupying the top 41 spots.<----which is not a good thing.

I find it interesting considering the tone of Clinton's speech about working together.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Look at the House - the least party line votes there overwhelmingly goes to Democrats. Perhaps it has more to do with which party is in the majority than with the party itself? Intersting, too, that the same Republican minority that is allegedly all so cooperative has set records filibustering legislation in the US Senate. Sorry but this idea that Republicans in the senate are a cooperative bunch doesn't exactly pass the smell test.

[kytwell 179]

Look at the House - the least party line votes there overwhelmingly goes to Democrats. Perhaps it has more to do with which party is in the majority than with the party itself? Intersting, too, that the same Republican minority that is allegedly all so cooperative has set records filibustering legislation in the US Senate. Sorry but this idea that Republicans in the senate are a cooperative bunch doesn't exactly pass the smell test.

I don't what is has to do with. I just found it interesting that the voting records reveal a tendency that some R's are willing to vote across party lines, more so than the D's that are in the Senate are willing to. The house the opposite is true, it's very strange to me. It's almost like they(D's and R's) work together to create this deadlock and not work towards solutions.