Here Are the 95 Republicans Who Opposed the Omnibus Spending Bill

The Daily Signal ^ | December 18, 2015 | Philip Wegmann

[RitaOK]

Ryan strikes an obvious pose here of clear deference to Pelosi, who is in her chapel hands rubrics position, slightly bowed (or bent, depending on how we want to look at it).

Sickening, but the USCCB has its proud moment, here, in these two socialist Leftists.

[Keflavik76]

Couldn’t believe my congressman John Mica of Florida voted yes on this bill. He campaigned as a conservative and I helped elect him. Just emailed him to say that he will never get my vote again.Seems like people just lose their minds once they been in Washington for awhile.

[firebrand]

Ryan actively sought input from rank-and-file members during listening sessions and policy conferences.

To determine which congress people could safely vote for it or against it without losing their next election.

It is not about us.

[LiveFree99]

Thanks for the list, my senator Ayotte voted for it, another reason why I won't cry if she loses next year.

Markey from Massachusetts voted nay? It didn't promote communism enough for him?

[ez]

Not voting... Rubio, the coward. Afraid to piss off the oligarchy.

[roamer_1]

Oddly, this news cheers me up - before the last election cycle, that number (those opposing) would have been in the 30’s, maybe 50’s. Roll on, TEA Parties... Add thirty more this time around...

[Popman]

Strangly, Maxine Waters voted nay...

[murron]

Unfortunately, my Congressman, Steve Scalise, who used to be a good conservative, has become the whip, so now he is a rubber stamp for the establishment.

[entropy12]

Conservative, RINO, Liberal....all labels are meaningless.

They are ALL controlled by their rich donors. They can not run for re-election without help from their rich donors. They are no different than prostitutes. Just different Johns and different Pimps. Purpose is the same. Promote Cheap labor express.