I wonder if the things getting voted for or against are neccessarily intended to be for or against what they end up being accuesed of
Like in the video, did the Senator Allen (whm I kno wnothing about) actually vote against buying that specific gear? Or did he vote against an appropriations bill that would've been for money for the Army to replace some gear and since the Army didn't get the money they hoped for, they opted not otp replace the body armor, amongst other things. And now we have troops in harms way with out-dated equipment, etc.., etc..and it comes back to the people who voted against the appropriations bill are accuesed of voting against modern body armor for troops in a war.
I don't know the answer to that, I just wonder sometimes when I see/hear poltical ads about "Senator Muckymuck voted against puppies and old widows" I sometimes wonder what they really voted for or against versus how it's being portrayed.