Impeachment Scorecard, part 1: the Senate

As much as so many here (myself included) talk about impeachment, there's one question that needs to be asked--does it have the votes?  Well, no time like now to find out.  After all, Shrub just got two lumps of coal over the past weekend.

Remember, you need 67 votes to convict a president and remove him from office.  Assuming all 45 Dems vote to convict (I include Jeffords as a Dem in this analysis), thus far there are 57 ayes, 27 noes and 16 maybes.  

As I see it, it bodes very well that Shrub may have the confirmed support of less than half the Repubs.

Analysis below--and the House will follow later this week.

Alabama:  Shelby maybe, Sessions no
Alaska:  Stevens no, Murkowski maybe
Arizona:  McCain yes, Kyl no
Colorado:  Allard no
Florida:  Martinez no
Georgia:  Chambliss no, Isakson maybe
Idaho:  Craig yes, Crapo yes
Indiana:  Lugar maybe
Iowa:  Grassley maybe
Kansas:  Brownback no, Roberts no
Kentucky:  McConnell no, Bunning no
Louisiana: Vitter no
Maine:  Snowe yes, Collins yes
Minnesota: Coleman no
Missouri:  Bond no, Talent no
Mississippi:  Cochran maybe, Lott maybe
Montana:  Burns no
Nebraska:  Hagel yes
Nevada:  Ensign no
New Hampshire:  Gregg no, Sununu maybe
New Mexico:  Domenici maybe
North Carolina:  Dole no, Burr no
Ohio:  DeWine maybe, Voinovich yes
Oklahoma:  Inhofe no, Coburn yes
Oregon:  Smith maybe
Pennsylvania:  Specter yes, Santorum no
Rhode Island:  Chafee yes
South Carolina:  Graham yes, DeMint no
South Dakota:  Thune no
Tennessee:  Frist no, Alexander maybe
Texas:  Hutchison no, Cornyn no
Utah:  Hatch maybe, Bennett maybe
Virginia:  Warner yes, Allen no
Wyoming:  Thomas no, Enzi no