Brownback voted to bring the bill to the table because he feels that immigration reform is vital to our national interests.  After bringing the bill back to the floor for discussion, he voted against the bill because he didn't feel that this particular bill was what this country needs.  To say he voted for the bill and then voted against it is a mis-characterization of his action.  He supported dialogue between the two sides on this vital issue.  What more do you want?