Id ask what the hell are gay garden parties but ya know what, I havent eaten yet so I dont really want to know
Johnson must have been taking notes from Pelousi.
“Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, waived a self-imposed 72-hour rule that gives lawmakers time to read legislation before a vote in order to get it across the finish line and send it to the Senate, giving the upper chamber just hours before the clock strikes midnight.”
Effing lowlife.
disgusting porQ
Interactive of votes for spending bill:
https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/22/politics/house-vote-funding-shutdown-dg/index.html
Click on state to sort for your state, etc.
Sometimes I wonder. Is there much difference between a GOP-controlled House of Representatives and a Democrat-controlled one?
Republicans’ votes:
Aderholt Alabama R No
Alford Missouri R No
Allen Georgia R No
Amodei Nevada R Yes
Armstrong North Dakota R No
Arrington Texas R No
Babin Texas R No
Bacon Nebraska R Yes
Baird Indiana R Yes
Balderson Ohio R No
Banks Indiana R No
Barr Kentucky R Yes
Bean (FL) Florida R No
Bentz Oregon R Yes
Bergman Michigan R No
Bice Oklahoma R Yes
Biggs Arizona R No
Bilirakis Florida R No
Bishop (NC) North Carolina R No
Boebert Colorado R No
Bost Illinois R No
Brecheen Oklahoma R No
Buchanan Florida R No
Buck Colorado R No
Bucshon Indiana R Yes
Burchett Tennessee R No
Burgess Texas R Not Voting
Burlison Missouri R No
Calvert California R Yes
Cammack Florida R No
Carey Ohio R Yes
Carl Alabama R No
Carter (GA) Georgia R Yes
Carter (TX) Texas R Yes
Chavez-DeRemer Oregon R Yes
Ciscomani Arizona R Yes
Cline Virginia R No
Cloud Texas R No
Clyde Georgia R No
Cole Oklahoma R Yes
Collins Georgia R No
Comer Kentucky R No
Crane Arizona R No
Crawford Arkansas R Yes
Crenshaw Texas R Yes
Curtis Utah R No
D’Esposito New York R Yes
Davidson Ohio R No
De La Cruz Texas R Yes
DesJarlais Tennessee R No
Diaz-Balart Florida R Yes
Donalds Florida R No
Duarte California R Yes
Duncan South Carolina R No
Dunn (FL) Florida R Yes
Edwards North Carolina R Yes
Ellzey Texas R Yes
Emmer Minnesota R Yes
Estes Kansas R No
Ezell Mississippi R No
Fallon Texas R No
Feenstra Iowa R No
Ferguson Georgia R Yes
Finstad Minnesota R No
Fischbach Minnesota R No
Fitzgerald Wisconsin R No
Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania R Yes
Fleischmann Tennessee R Yes
Flood Nebraska R Yes
Foxx North Carolina R Yes
Franklin, Scott Florida R No
Fry South Carolina R No
Fulcher Idaho R No
Gaetz Florida R No
Gallagher Wisconsin R Yes
Garbarino New York R Yes
Garcia, Mike California R Yes
Gimenez Florida R Yes
Gonzales, Tony Texas R No
Good (VA) Virginia R No
Gooden (TX) Texas R No
Gosar Arizona R Not Voting
Granger Texas R Yes
Graves (LA) Louisiana R No
Graves (MO) Missouri R Yes
Green (TN) Tennessee R No
Greene (GA) Georgia R No
Griffith Virginia R No
Grothman Wisconsin R No
Guest Mississippi R No
Guthrie Kentucky R Yes
Hageman Wyoming R No
Harris Maryland R No
Harshbarger Tennessee R No
Hern Oklahoma R No
Higgins (LA) Louisiana R No
Hill Arkansas R Yes
Hinson Iowa R Yes
Houchin Indiana R Yes
Hudson North Carolina R Yes
Huizenga Michigan R Yes
Hunt Texas R No
Issa California R Yes
Jackson (TX) Texas R No
James Michigan R Yes
Johnson (LA) Louisiana R Yes
Johnson (SD) South Dakota R Yes
Jordan Ohio R No
Joyce (OH) Ohio R Yes
Joyce (PA) Pennsylvania R No
Kean (NJ) New Jersey R Yes
Kelly (MS) Mississippi R No
Kelly (PA) Pennsylvania R Yes
Kiggans (VA) Virginia R Yes
Kiley California R Yes
Kim (CA) California R Yes
Kustoff Tennessee R Yes
LaHood Illinois R No
LaLota New York R Yes
LaMalfa California R Yes
Lamborn Colorado R Yes
Langworthy New York R Yes
Latta Ohio R Yes
LaTurner Kansas R Yes
Lawler New York R Yes
Lee (FL) Florida R Yes
Lesko Arizona R No
Letlow Louisiana R Yes
Loudermilk Georgia R No
Lucas Oklahoma R Yes
Luetkemeyer Missouri R Yes
Luna Florida R No
Luttrell Texas R No
Mace South Carolina R No
Malliotakis New York R No
Maloy Utah R Yes
Mann Kansas R No
Massie Kentucky R No
Mast Florida R No
McCaul Texas R Yes
McClain Michigan R Yes
McClintock California R No
McCormick Georgia R No
McHenry North Carolina R Yes
Meuser Pennsylvania R Yes
Miller (IL) Illinois R No
Miller (OH) Ohio R Yes
Miller (WV) West Virginia R Yes
Miller-Meeks Iowa R Yes
Mills Florida R No
Molinaro New York R Yes
Moolenaar Michigan R Yes
Mooney West Virginia R No
Moore (AL) Alabama R No
Moore (UT) Utah R Yes
Moran Texas R No
Murphy North Carolina R No
Nehls Texas R Not Voting
Newhouse Washington R Yes
Norman South Carolina R No
Nunn (IA) Iowa R Yes
Obernolte California R Yes
Ogles Tennessee R No
Owens Utah R No
Palmer Alabama R No
Pence Indiana R Yes
Perry Pennsylvania R No
Pfluger Texas R No
Posey Florida R No
Reschenthaler Pennsylvania R Yes
Rodgers (WA) Washington R No
Rogers (AL) Alabama R No
Rogers (KY) Kentucky R Yes
Rose Tennessee R Not Voting
Rosendale Montana R No
Rouzer North Carolina R Yes
Roy Texas R No
Rutherford Florida R Yes
Salazar Florida R Yes
Scalise Louisiana R Yes
Schweikert Arizona R No
Scott, Austin Georgia R No
Self Texas R No
Sessions Texas R No
Simpson Idaho R Not Voting
Smith (MO) Missouri R Yes
Smith (NE) Nebraska R Yes
Smith (NJ) New Jersey R No
Smucker Pennsylvania R Yes
Spartz Indiana R No
Stauber Minnesota R No
Steel California R Yes
Stefanik New York R Yes
Steil Wisconsin R No
Steube Florida R No
Strong Alabama R No
Tenney New York R No
Thompson (PA) Pennsylvania R Yes
Tiffany Wisconsin R No
Timmons South Carolina R No
Turner Ohio R Yes
Valadao California R Yes
Van Drew New Jersey R No
Van Duyne Texas R No
Van Orden Wisconsin R Yes
Wagner Missouri R No
Walberg Michigan R Yes
Waltz Florida R No
Weber (TX) Texas R No
Webster (FL) Florida R No
Wenstrup Ohio R Yes
Westerman Arkansas R No
Williams (NY) New York R Yes
Williams (TX) Texas R Not Voting
Wilson (SC) South Carolina R Yes
Wittman Virginia R Yes
Womack Arkansas R Yes
Yakym Indiana R Yes
Zinke Montana R Yes
Ask the obvious question: Why is MTG the only member standing against this shit?
Doesn’t matter...
The American serfs will just continue to bend over and spread their cheeks...
I want to have a gun lovers party, can I get $845K for it?
His predecessor was routed out of the Speakership because he had no backbone, despite promises he would stand on his promised values and issues - which included Democrat spending on garbage agenda items and massive debt expansion.
Likewise, Mike Johnson was brought in on promises he would stand up for the same set of values... then played stupid games and lied repeatedly to everyone... then refused to stand against this FAR worse bill than what his predecessor allowed through...
Time after time, Republicans gain office on promises of fiscal responsibility and generally reigning in the insanity of government over-reach and spending (They even fool enough democrats at times to gain that majority). They then spew their hypocritical morality, then totally lose their spine - and spending doesn’t go down. Conservative principals get further tossed in the waste heap, and government spending still skyrockets...
And they wonder why they cannot keep a majority in the House and Senate... duh.
Add in that they have just rolled over on the wholesale corruption of the electoral system - they are complicit in their own political demise.
The #uniparty strikes again.
Tax & SPEND
“For imposing taxes on us without our consent.” - Declaration of Independence
Some taxes are necessary to operate government. Much of the spending is antithetical to good government. Without our consent.
How nice. I had to cancel some insurance because I can’t afford to pay for it. Looking now for something I can afford.
But my tax dollars will go to make sure sodomitical garden parties can go on.
WTF is a PRIVATE COMPANY GETTING OUR TAX MONEY?
And now we’re funding orgies. Good to know.
How much for straight garden parties?
What is a gay garden? Is it one where the flowers do not set seed because they are all freaking odd?
Time to start a new party.