40 Republicans voted against the Families First emergency coronavirus funding bill on Friday

[CousinIT]

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40 Republicans voted against the Families First emergency coronavirus funding bill on Friday.

Among them, Jim Jordan, Debbie Lesko, Steve King, Jeff Duncan, Louie Gohmert, Dan Bishop, Chip Roy.

[stillcool]

1. jeeeze..they all look the same.

[Historic NY]

3. yeah...assholes.

[smirkymonkey]

13. *snort*

[dchill]

23. A compleat list.

[Mr.Bill]

24. Looks like the pictures of NASCAR drivers.

[KPN]

25. Who woulda thunk?

Hopefully a number of these asshole supremacists have a personal run in with COVID-19.

Frankly, I’m actually embarrassed to think that I’m an older white male. It hurts to have anything in common with these perverted excuses for human beings.

[True Blue American]

2. Not one Democrat

Voted against it.

McConnell took the weekend off. Fire his butt.

[c-rational]

4. Evil people who have no place in the government.

[Wounded Bear]

5. The usual gang of idiots...

[Mme. Defarge]

6. Fabulous!

They’re on record.

[MagickMuffin]

7. Why looky at how many Texans voted against it!

Being a Texan this really is disturbing, however, not unexpected. Hell Louie could be a carrier and yet he CHOSE not to self quarantine. That really speaks volumes.

I seriously hope everyone of these members have a Democratic challenger in the Nov. election!

**UPDATED INFO**

Hank Gilbert challenger to Louie Gohmert

Carolyn Salter challenger to Lance Gooden

Adrienne Bell challenger to Randy Weber

Wendy Davis challenger to Chip Roy

Ricardo De La Fuente challenger to Michael Cloud

Rashad Lewis challenger to Brian Babin

WOOHOO, they ALL have challengers and they should run ads declaring that these white "men" all voted against funding to tackle this pandemic.

[GoCubsGo]

9. South Carolina, too.

The entire GOP contingent voted against it. The knuckle-draggers who elected themare fine with their vote, I'm sure.

[SCantiGOP]

22. Actually 4 out of 5 SC GOP votes against

Surprises me, since Trump had endorsed it and they rarely go against him.
They were probably threatened by the anti-choice people, who have a lot of cash to spend on campaigns.

[GoCubsGo]

8. My so-called "representative" is among them.

I'm shocked. SHOCKED I tell you!! Fuck you and the horses you rode in on, Joe Wilson. And, take that mentally ill bag of shit, Jeff Duncan, and those other two assholes with you. Disgusting wastes of human flesh.

[colsohlibgal]

10. Indefensible

I’m skeptical but if there really is a Hell they are all headed there.

I assume many of them are ultra religious but it is BS because they certainly don’t give much weight to its core tenets.

[iluvtennis]

20. + agree. nt

[bdamomma]

11. I hope they all contract it.

[smirkymonkey]

14. bdamomma, you and I are always on the same page!

I hope so too!

[Pobeka]

12. They keep writing the campaign ads, even now! n/t

[Metro135]

15. The party of "family values" doesn't care if families starve to death

[IcyPeas]

16. abortion restrictions?

correct me if I am wrong but weren't they (the repubs) trying to get in some abortion restrictions into the bill? I don't think Nancy would let anything like that pass.

[mwooldri]

21. The other side are saying it's the Democrats who are putting in the abortion stuff.

And that's what the hold up is about. I don't know what's true or not.

[catrose]

27. As I understand it, Rs wanted Hyde language

About no federal funds going to places that provide abortion. And they got it. I’m sure they won’t regret making a potentially strained healthcare system even more so.

[Progressive Jones]

17. Make them face your wrath. nt

[cos dem]

18. Dammit, Lamborn voted yes!

Now I have to give him a small amount of credit for having at least an ounce of compassion.

At least Ken Buck voted no! Asshole.

[iluvtennis]

19. If they are up for re-election, Vote. Them. Out. nt