Five were posted…but I refuse to do anything until you learn grammar…I wouldn’t want to confuse you.
Amadeo

Joe B

Yeah, he didn’t have anything at all to do with the bills listed above, as your information states. Nor did he have anything to do with a bill that requires police interogations to be video taped…that several states are looking to adopt, Maryland being one of them.
The email only gives Hillary credit for bills where she was the original sponsor and have also been signed into law.

That was pretty much the point, you see other senators sign on to bills after the original sponsors. You can pull lots of names from bills.

The reality is, since Sen. Obama joined the Senate (applying the same standard the email applies to Hillary) he has sponsored two bills that have become law:

— a bill that sought to promote democracy in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
— a bill that named a post office.

I find this interesting since a simple search here: http://thomas.loc.gov when used against the named bills sponsored by Obama proves you wrong.

Good day,
Amadeo

Senator Clinton, who has served only one full term (6yrs.), and another year campaigning, has managed to author and pass into law,

vs

During the first (8) eight years of his elected service he sponsored

Then for the actual facts:

There is an email circulating that grossly misrepresents Hillary’s legislative record, as well as the record of Sen. Obama. (Various versions appear on the Obama campaign website here, here, and here.)

The email only gives Hillary credit for bills where she was the original sponsor and have also been signed into law. Here are the facts. In her time in the Senate, Hillary has sponsored 21 bills that have become law including:

— a bill that extended the availability of unemployment assistance.

— a bill which established a program to assist family caregivers.

— a bill that provided benefits to public safety officers who were killed or injured during the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

But Hillary’s accomplishments in the Senate are not limited to bill sponsorships. Among her many other legislative accomplishments:

— Hillary worked with Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) to expand access to health care for the National Guard and Reserve.

— Hillary passed an amendment that created a national program for teacher and principal training and recruitment.

— Hillary used Senate rules to force the Bush administration to make emergency contraception, also known as Plan B, available over the counter.

Meanwhile, the email gives Sen. Obama credit for every bill he introduced or signed on as a co-sponsor, whether or not they became law. The reality is, since Sen. Obama joined the Senate (applying the same standard the email applies to Hillary) he has sponsored two bills that have become law:

— a bill that sought to promote democracy in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
— a bill that named a post office.

So your point is despite being a lone senator he should have changed the entire country by now regardless of what the president, any other senator and the whole of congress does? Great logic.
Amadeo