My partial review of Obama's US Senate voting record.

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     Today I will review Mr. Obama's voting record.  It has been reported that he has missed 263 votes of the present congress.  Which means he votes 56% of the time.

On the critical issues Mr. Obama has votes as follows:

• voted against amendment to Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act would allowed expanded surveillance of foreign suspects without a warrant.
• voted to expand chip health insurance.
• he did not vote for or against for the bill to implement the 9/11 commissions recommendations.
• voted on cloture for the immigration reform bill.
• voted against 120 billion of Iraq war funding and other programs.
• voted for another war funding bill with benchmarks for withdrawal of troops from Iraq.
• voted for war funding bill that would require troops to start withdrawing 120 days after bill was passed.
• voted for non-binding resolution that would require president to redeploy us forces away from Iraq.
• voted for increase in the federal minimum wage.
• voted for bill to increase transparency in congress about earmark legislation.
• voted for the secure fence act.
• voted against amending "military commission act of 2006".
• voted to allow research on existing embryos that would otherwise be destroyed.
• voted against senate amendment that would create power for congress to ban desecration of the American flag.
• voted against cloture vote on the gay marriage amendment.
• voted for amendment requiring president to withdraw troops, but with no time limit.
• voted for amendment securing the borders but allowing for guest worker and path to citizenship.
• voted no to expand Bush tax cuts.
• voted for reauthorization of the "patriot act".
• voted against Samuel A. Alito confirmation to the Supreme Court in the second confirmation.
• voted against 40 billion cut from federal budget by restructuring some social programs.
• voted to offer tax breaks and incentives to oil companies with hopes of spurring innovation that would lead to reduction in oil dependency.
• voted against free trade pact between United States, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Dominican Republic.
• voted against united nations ambassador confirmation in order to limit debate.
• voted against measure that would make it more difficult for people to declare bankruptcy.
• voted for amendment that "Sought to curtail the ability of plaintiffs to file class-action lawsuits against corporations by making cases that were filed in multiple states the responsibility of federal courts".