“This confirmation process has become a national disgrace... You have replaced advice and consent with search & destroy.”

-Judge Brett Kavanaugh

LORIE SHAULL (FLICKR)

What’s on the line in 2018. The farce that passed for the

confirmation hearing of Judge Brett Kavanaugh was a wake-up call for America.

There certainly were warn-ing signs about the level to which Democrats were sinking in their drive to claw back pow-er by any means necessary —ANTIFA, radical Leftists, judges issuing national restraining or-ders, and a non-stop stream of lies about President Trump. Yet with Kavanaugh, they put all their cards on the table, and it was clear that the very heart and soul of America is on the line in 2018.

That is why Liberty Guard has prepared this Voter Score-card to identify how Senators up for reelection have actually voted on important questions reflecting principles of Liberty. Spending, an issue once at the center of the Republican Party, has continued to run wild. Re-publicans have also failed to

take seriously the civil liberties lost in the post-9/11 era. The last two years have left much to be desired.

But we know now what the alternative looks like, and it should have every freedom-loving American absolutely terrified.

It might have been over-ly-dramatic to say that freedom hangs in the balance in 2018, but after the Kavanaugh hear-ing, that is no longer exagger-ation. In order to maintain such precious freedoms as due pro-cess, free speech, the right to bear arms, and economic liber-ty, conservatives, must turn out to vote for conservative candi-dates on November 6th.

Please take this Scorecard with you next month.

2018 Voter Guide Scorecard KeyRoll Call 30 - Liberty Guard Vote: NOA “NO” vote to allow further debate and amendments to the irresponsible

Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018.

Roll Call 31 - Liberty Guard Vote: NOA “NO” vote against the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 to send a message that Republicans

were finally going to uphold a commitment to cut federal spending.

Roll Call 63 - Liberty Guard Vote: NOA “NO” vote against the big spending Consolidated Appropriations Act that increased

discretional federal spending by $1.3 trillion -- in a single year (2018).

Roll Call 96 - Liberty Guard Vote: NOA “NO” vote against the restoration of Obama-era Net Neutrality rules that

gave government control over the free development of the internet.

Roll Call 134 - Liberty Guard Vote: YESA “YES” vote for the Spending Cuts to Expired and Unnecessary Programs Act, a modest

but symbolic attempt to reduce wasteful spending of money in uneccessary accounts.

Roll Call 171 - Liberty Guard Vote: YESA “YES” vote for Sen. Rand Paul’s amendment to reduce appropriated spending by $17.5

billion (11.39%), in line with 2011 spending limits.

Roll Call 11 - Liberty Guard Vote: NOA “NO” vote against the onerous Section 702 of FISA, the legislative tool used by the Deep

State to spy surreptitiously spy on innocent U.S. citizens with no ties to terrorism.

Roll Call 323 - Liberty Guard Vote: YESA “YES” vote for the Tax Cut for America, a major win for conservatives that helped

jumpstart the economy after languishing during the Obama years.

Roll Call 111 - Liberty Guard Vote: YESA “YES” vote for the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, one of

President Trump’s earliest and biggest wins of his Administration.

Roll Call 169 - Liberty Guard Vote: YESA “YES” vote to direct the Senate to pursue a “clean” ObamaCare repeal bill, similar to the

widely support version that passed in 2015.

Roll Call 167 - Liberty Guard Vote: YESA “YES” vote to pass the final version of the Senate’s attempt to repeal ObamaCare,

long-awaited by Republican voters.

Roll Call 179 - Liberty Guard Vote: NOA “NO” vote against squashing an amendment to stop the D.C.’s requirement that citizens

carry health insurance or face stiff penalties including having private property seized.

Roll Call 54 - Liberty Guard Vote: YESA “YES” vote for the partial repeal of the Dodd-Frank Act, which stifled economic growth

by strapping small financial institutions with high regulatory costs.

Roll Call 248 - Liberty Guard Vote: NOA “NO” vote against a high cost ($16 billion) bailout of the failing national Flood

Insurance Program without any real reforms.Chairman, Liberty Guard

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CT

DE

FL

HI

IN

ME

MD

MA

MI

MN

MN†

MS

MS†

MO

MT

NE

NV

NJ

NM

NY

ND

OH

PA

RI

TX

VT

VA

WA

WV

WI

WY

Dianne Feinstein (D)

Chris Murphy (D)

Tom Carper (D)

Bill Nelson (D)

Mazie Hirono (D)

Joe Donnelly (D)

Angus King (I)

Ben Cardin (D)

Elizabeth Warren (D)

Debbie Stabenow (D)

Amy Klobuchar (D)

Tina Smith (D)

Roger Wicker (R)

Cindy Hyde-Smith (R)

Claire McCaskill (D)

Jon Tester (D)

Deb Fischer (R)

Dean Heller (R)

Bob Menendez (D)

Martin Heinrich (D)

Kirsten Gillibrand (D)

Heidi Heitkamp (D)

Sherrod Brown (D)

Bob Casey Jr. (D)

Sheldon Whitehouse (D)

Ted Cruz (R)

Bernie Sanders (I)

Tim Kaine (D)

Maria Cantwell (D)

Joe Manchin (D)

Tammy Baldwin (D)

John Barrasso (R)

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2018 LIBERTY GUARD VOTER GUIDER.C. 30 R.C. 31 R.C. 63 R.C. 96 R.C. 134 R.C. 171 R.C. 11 R.C. 323 R.C. 111 R.C. 169 R.C. 167 R.C. 179 R.C. 54 R.C. 248

†special election