HALL OF SHAME, THE SENATORS WHO VOTED TO OVERTURN EPA'S GLOBAL WARMING FINDING from THE NRDC

Here are the cowards who cast their votes based on not what is best for all Americans but on how much money they would loose if they didn't vote the way their corporate masters told them to. The exception may be sen james inhofe's  (r-ok) vote, he just might be so stupid he really doesn't believe global warming is real. 

Posted by: John Walke   - 06/14/10

On June 10, 2010, the following forty-seven United States Senators voted to overturn the United States Environmental Protection Agency's scientific determination that global warming pollution is dangerous to public health and the environment.
History will be their judge.
Alabama
            Jeff Sessions (R)
            Richard Shelby (R)
Alaska
            Lisa Murkowski (R)
Arizona
            John McCain (R)
            Jon Kyl (R)
Arkansas
            Blanche Lincoln (D)
            Mark Pryor (D)
Florida
            George LeMieux (R)
Georgia
            Saxby Chambliss (R)
            Johnny Isakson (R)
Idaho
            Mike Crapo (R)
            James Risch (R)
Indiana
            Evan Bayh (D)
            Richard Lugar (R)
Iowa
            Charles Grassley (R)
Kansas
            Sam Brownback (R)
            Pat Roberts (R)
Kentucky
            Jim Bunning (R)
            Mitch McConnell (R)
Louisiana
            Mary Landrieu (D)
            David Vitter (R)
Maine
            Susan Collins (R)
            Olympia Snowe (R)
Massachusetts
            Scott Brown (R)
Mississippi
            Thad Cochran (R)
            Roger Wicker (R)
Missouri
            Kit Bond (R)
Nebraska
            Mike Johanns (R)
            Ben Nelson (D)
Nevada
            John Ensign (R)
New Hampshire
            Judd Gregg (R)
North Carolina
            Richard Burr (R)
Ohio
            George Voinovich (R)
Oklahoma
            Tom Coburn (R)
            James Inhofe (R)
South Carolina
            James DeMint (R)
            Lindsey Graham (R)
South Dakota
            John Thune (R)
Tennessee
            Bob Corker (R)
            Lamar Alexander (R)
Texas
            John Cornyn (R)
            Kay Bailey Hutchison (R)
Utah
            Robert Bennett (R)
            Orrin Hatch (R)
West Virginia
            John Rockefeller (D)
Wyoming
            John Barrasso (R)
            Michael Enzi (R)