He's pretty consistent in sticking to principle, which is a refreshing change compared to most Republicans.

I was disappointed in his recent vote to hike taxes on AIG's people (and apparently so were many of his constitutients).

Unlike the Rep that we have on this side of the state who abandons her principles on a regular basis, and given that this is the only bill that comes to mind in which he drank the kool aid, I might be willing to give him a mulligan on this one.