Elizabeth "Liddy" Dole

We will leave it up to the reader to determine whether Senator Elizabeth "Liddy" Dole has made serious errors in in judgment. Liddy has supported a Conservative Christian position especially when it comes to Church and State issues. It is apparent from the data collected, that the first amendment may be in danger from her past and future actions.

Elizabeth Doles like others we called, stated that her position is that Christianity is the only "real" religion and in fact all other religions are evil cults. What is a real religion, Ms. Dole? What you have been practicing? Read the following and remember: "By their Works may they be known." This is a summary of information collected from several sources about Elizabeth Dole.

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Republican Elizabeth Dole has represented Noth Carolina since . Dole has already established herself as one of the premier hypocrites of the family-values party.

Beyond her sagging popularity, Dole’s legislative record is a liability. She has consistently stood on the wrong side of the issues on everything from Iraq to pay equity. Below is only five of her anti-North Carolina actions.

Dole Rejected Minimum Wage Hike Three Times. Dole voted three times against raising the minimum wage, despite the fact that the minimum wage had not increased since 2000. Because of the lack of action by a Republican Congress, the real value of the minimum wage fell to a 51-year low.

Dole Voted to Keep Tax Incentives for Offshore Companies. In 2005, Dole voted against an amendment that would repeal tax incentives for domestic companies that move their manufacturing plants to offshore locations and use the resulting revenue to reduce the federal deficit and debt by $3.2 billion from 2006 to 2010.

Dole Voted Against Unemployment Benefits for Katrina Victims. In September 2005, Dole voted against an amendment that would have provided financial relief for victims of hurricane Katrina. The amendment would have allowed up to 52 weeks of unemployment benefits for an individual who lost their job due to a major disaster, under the Disaster Unemployment Assistance Program.

Dole Voted to Block the Bipartisan Farm Bill, Leaving Farmers in the Lurch. In November 2007, Dole voted to hold up the bipartisan Farm Bill, delaying critical safety net programs for farmers and ranchers and other programs vital to the livelihood of rural communities, causing difficulties for farmers and ranchers who need to make well-informed financing, cropping, and marketing decisions.

And just last week, Dole voted against making it easier for victims of pay discrimination to get their day in court. By using her vote to threaten a filibuster of the Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, Dole shamefully chose partisan obstructionism over her duty to the people of North Carolina.