June 11, 2007
Senate No-Confidence Resolution on Attorney General Gonzales Fails
Filed under:
- Alberto Gonzales
- White House
- Dept. of Justice
- Senate Judiciary Committee
- Sen. Charles Schumer
- Gonzales Resignation
- Sen. Arlen Specter
- Sen. Joseph Lieberman
The results of today’s Senate vote on the no-confidence resolution co-sponsored by Senate Democrats are:
For the Resolution (’Yeahs’): 53
Against the Resolution (’Neahs’): 38
There was a length Senate debate on the resolution.
Noteworthy votes included:
Sen. Arlen Specter, the Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, voted for the no-confidence resolution.
* Sen. Joseph Lieberman (Dem. - Conn.), voted against the resolution. He argued that the resolution was a waste of time, and defended his vote by saying that “[i]t is an expression of opposition to spending any more time on a resolution that will accomplish nothing, instead of going ahead with the next item of business, which is energy legislation.”

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