Vollständige Liste der Republikaner, die vor dem Schlag von Helene gegen die FEMA-Finanzierung gestimmt haben

https://www.newsweek.com/republicans-voted-against-fema-funding-1963980

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  1. showmiaface on

    Below are all the GOP lawmakers that voted against that bill:
    House

    Representative James Baird of Indiana

    Representative Troy Balderson of Ohio

    Representative Jim Banks of Indiana

    Representative Aaron Bean of Florida

    Representative Andy Biggs of Arizona

    Representative Gus Bilirakis of Florida

    Representative Dan Bishop of North Carolina

    Representative Lauren Boebert of Colorado

    Representative Mike Bost of Illinois

    Representative Josh Brecheen of Oklahoma

    Representative Tim Burchett of Tennessee

    Representative Eric Burlison of Missouri

    Representative Kat Cammack of Florida

    Representative Michael Cloud of Texas

    Representative Andrew Clyde of Georgia

    Representative Mike Collins of Georgia

    Representative Eli Crane of Arizona

    Representative John Curtis of Utah

    Representative Warren Davidson of Ohio

    Representative Byron Donalds of Florida

    Representative Jeff Duncan of South Carolina

    Representative Ron Estes of Kansas

    Representative Mike Ezell of Mississippi

    Representative Randy Feenstra of Iowa

    Representative Brad Finstad of Minnesota

    Representative Michelle Fischbach of Minnesota

    Representative Russell Fry of South Carolina

    Representative Russ Fulcher of Idaho

    Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida

    Representative Tony Gonzales of Texas

    Representative Bob Good of Virginia

    Representative Lance Gooden of Texas

    Representative Paul Gosar of Arizona

    Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia

    Representative Morgan Griffith of Virginia

    Representative Michael Guest of Mississippi

    Representative Harriet Hageman of Wyoming

    Representative Andy Harris of Maryland

    Representative Clay Higgins of Louisiana

    Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio

    Representative John Joyce of Pennsylvania

    Representative Trent Kelly of Mississippi

    Representative Darin LaHood of Illinois

    Representative Laurel Lee of Florida

    Representative Debbie Lesko of Arizona

    Representative Greg Lopez of Colorado

    Representative Anna Paulina Luna of Florida

    Representative Morgan Lutrell of Texas

    Representative Nancy Mace of South Carolina

    Representative Tracey Mann of Kansas

    Representative Thomas Massie of Kentucky

    Representative Tom McClintock of California

    Representative Rich McCormick of Georgia

    Representative Mary Miller of Illinois

    Representative Max Miller of Ohio

    Representative Cory Mills of Florida

    Representative Alex Mooney of West Virginia

    Representative Barry Moore of Alabama

    Representative Nathaniel Moran of Texas

    Representative Ralph Norman of South Carolina

    Representative Andy Ogles of Tennessee

    Representative Gary Palmer of Alabama

    Representative Scott Perry of Pennsylvania

    Representative Bill Posey of Florida

    Representative John Rose of Tennessee

    Representative Matt Rosendale of Montana

    Representative Chip Roy of Texas

    Representative David Schweikert of Arizona

    Representative Keith Self of Texas

    Representative Victoria Spartz of Indiana

    Representative Claudia Tenney of New York

    Representative William Timmons of South Carolina

    Representative Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey

    Representative Beth Van Duyne of Texas

    Representative Derrick Van Orden of Wisconsin

    Representative Mike Waltz of Florida

    Representative Randy Weber of Texas

    Representative Daniel Webster of Florida

    Representative Bruce Westerman of Arkansas

    Representative Roger Williams of Texas

    Representative Rudy Yakym of Indiana
    Senate

    Senator Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee

    Senator Mike Braun of Indiana

    Senator Katie Britt of Alabama

    Senator Ted Budd of North Carolina

    Senator Mike Crapo of Idaho

    Senator Deb Fischer of Nebraska

    Senator Bill Hagerty of Tennessee

    Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri

    Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin

    Senator Mike Lee of Utah

    Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas

    Senator Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma

    Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky

    Senator Pete Ricketts of Nebraska

    Senator James Risch of Idaho

    Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri

    Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina

    Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama

  2. DryStatistician7055 on

    It seems like Republicans do this every year and it has the same result.

  3. JanitorKarl on

    At least not all of Iowa’s congress delegation were sleazeballs like Feenstra. And it was his district that needed the FEMA funds this past June with all the flooding. Fkn hypocrite.

  4. How anyone from Florida can vote against this is a mystery.

    Their districts should remember this absolute betrayal.

  5. lancer-fiefdom on

    I know its important to point this type of hypocrisy out to the public. But the fact Republican legislators from the United States House down to the local school board proudly vote against their interests is proof they know their voter base are loyal no-matter-what and stupid-as-f$^%

  6. Pretty_Boy_Bagel on

    They voted against it and the ones from districts that were affected will claim credit once the funds reach their districts. It’s the GOP way.

  7. PlatinumKanikas on

    Dumbasses from the states that asked for (and received) assistance. How can people continue voting them in?

  8. Every person that list: _It’s not our fault, who could have known a disaster like this would happen? Thoughts and prayers y’all._

  9. Ok_Discipline_3285 on

    Let’s make the ones who are on this upcoming ballot lose their races in November.

  10. alangcarter on

    Before vaccines or drag queens were the existential threat to civilization it was (for a time) FEMA Camps, where Republican voters were to be liquidated. Perhaps the hatred of emergency management dates from that manufactured hysteria?

  11. sweetfaerieface on

    Any rep that voted for this should be voted out! Interesting that the representatives of the states that were most affected by the hurricane voted no

  12. authorizedscott on

    Biggest pieces of shit. Emergency aid and services should *never* be political. It should just be taken care of.

  13. The list of who voted against isn’t as impactful as here as the CUTS that were made in order to get enough Republicans to vote to pass to it.

    This still passed, but it was missing billions in originally requested supplemental aid. So when you have to get enough Republican Senators so you can get past a filibuster it shows the reductions needed to get enough of them onboard.

  14. xoxox_chloe on

    Not downloading anything for this. A list would be really nice, though.

  15. CurrentlyLucid on

    Republicans are a clear and present danger to the average American.

  16. DragonSoundFromMiami on

    Maybe they should make it an opt-in program instead of a full Federal program?

    “We’d love to help you, but the people YOU voted for decided it wasn’t a good idea, so you don’t get funds”

  17. sheisallovertheplace on

    I thought Republicans said they don’t need Federal assistance. They don’t want socialism for their state’s. Give the responsibilities back to the states.

  18. So wait, maga Facebook friends posting garbage about hurricane victims online getting $750 bit we then send millions to other countries, is all because of Republicans doing? Classic Republican move

  19. Notlandshark on

    Is the talking point going to be “wHuT eLSe wUz IN it!?” Like with the border security bill they also voted against?

  20. EquipmentFit3748 on

    And fox entertainment is saying Biden is not doing enough!!! They sabotaged FEMA!!!!

  21. Should’ve put out the list who did vote for fema funding. Lot less typing.

  22. Dan Bishop is running to be Attorney General of NC and voted no.

    In case anyone was still undecided.

  23. Joggin’ Josh Hawley. Who famously fist pumped the insurrectionists, then ran away from them under the cover of a secret service agent.

  24. Global-Tourist1089 on

    If the Democrats had their way, there would never be a disaster too big for the government to handle, inflation would be under control, and the border and infrastructure would be non-issues. The Republicans need something to blame them for, though, so they sabotage them at every turn.

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