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| 2011 Senate |
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Roll Call 146.
(H.R. 2832) On an amendment that would have prohibited workers from receiving trade adjustment assistance (TAA, which provides job retraining to workers who lost their jobs as a result of trade policy) unless they lost their job as a direct result of a free-trade agreement
Sep 22, 2011.
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N = Progressive
Y = Conservative
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Progressive |
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Roll Call 145.
(H.R. 2832) On an amendment that would have eliminated a program that provided financial assistance to U.S. manufacturers that had been adversely affected by imports competition
Sep 21, 2011.
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N = Progressive
Y = Conservative
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Progressive |
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Roll Call 144.
(H.R. 2832) On an amendment that would have prohibited dislocated workers from receiving trade adjustment assistance (TAA, which provides job retraining to workers who have lost their jobs as a result of trade agreements) unless their job loss was “substantially caused” by a free trade agreement
Sep 21, 2011.
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N = Progressive
Y = Conservative
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Progressive |
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Roll Call 143.
(H.R. 2832) On an amendment that would have cut funding for trade adjustment assistance (TAA, which provides job retraining to workers who have lost their jobs as a result of trade agreements) by $1 billion per year, which would have effectively reduced TAA funding to 2008 levels
Sep 21, 2011.
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N = Progressive
Y = Conservative
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Progressive |
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Roll Call 142.
(H.R. 2832) On an amendment that would have prevented workers from receiving trade adjustment assistance (which provides job retraining for individuals who have lost their jobs as a result of trade agreements) until trade agreements between the U.S. and Colombia, South Korea, and Panama had been enacted
Sep 21, 2011.
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N = Progressive
Y = Conservative
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Progressive |
| 2004 Senate |
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Roll Call 80.
A procedural vote to waive Senate budget rules preventing consideration of a Democratic amendment to S.1637 (corporate tax relief legislation), providing manufacturing sector workers with assistance in the event their employer closes or lays them off because of import competition or overseas job outsourcing.
May 04, 2004.
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N = Progressive
Y = Conservative
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Conservative |
| 2002 Senate |
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Roll Call 128.
HR 3009. "Fast Track" Trade Bill/Vote to Assist Maritime Workers Who Are Adversely Affected by International Trade
Agreements.
May 23, 2002.
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N = Progressive
Y = Conservative
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Conservative |
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Roll Call 119.
HR 3009. "Fast Track" Trade Bill/Vote to Table (Kill) an Amendment Designed to Provide Low-Interest Mortgage
Assistance to Workers Who Suffer Adverse Affects from International Trade Agreements.
May 21, 2002.
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N = Progressive
Y = Conservative
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Progressive |
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Roll Call 117.
HR 3009. "Fast Track" Trade Bill/Cloture Vote to Extend Federal Health Insurance to U.S. Steel Workers.
May 21, 2002.
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N = Progressive
Y = Conservative
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Conservative |
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Roll Call 114.
HR 3009. "Fast Track" Trade Bill/Vote to Table (Kill) an Amendment Designed to Provide Wage Insurance for Workers
Dislocated as a Result of International Trade Agreements.
May 16, 2002.
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N = Progressive
Y = Conservative
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Progressive |
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Roll Call 111.
HR 3009. "Fast Track" Trade Bill/Vote to Protect Textile Workers from International Trade Agreements.
May 15, 2002.
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N = Progressive
Y = Conservative
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Progressive |
| 2002 House of Representatives |
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Roll Call 264.
HR 3009. "Fast Track" Trade Bill/Vote to Allow House Participation In Drafting International Trade Agreements Which
Subvert Worker and Environmental Protections.
Jun 26, 2002.
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N = Progressive
Y = Conservative
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Conservative |
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