After blaming Biden for baby formula shortage, GQP vote AGAINST funding to help.

[CousinIT]

Link to tweet

This is just a reminder that after blaming #Biden for the #babyformula shortage, 192 republicans voted NAY late yesterday for emergency funding to address the problem
#VoteBlueToSaveAmerica

[mucifer]

1. The msm REFUSES to educate people on facts . They don't do their job

[TheBlackAdder]

14. GQP also won't support gasoline price gouging bill.

[spanone]

2. The gop is an enemy of America. Plain & Simple.

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Weaponizing baby formula to blame President Biden.

How American.

[Rebl2]

11. Exactly

[Phoenix61]

3. Pro-life my ass. nt

[TheBlackAdder]

19. My Fellow Republicans. . .

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[CousinIT]

4. Swalwell: "Imagine being so "pro-life" that you are willing to vote against baby formula ...:"

That's the tweet:

Link to tweet

[Rebl2]

15. Yea

not very pro life. They are the same idiots that want to get rid of Roe vs Wade and force women to have babies. Then if those women need help after having that baby they don’t want to help them.

[spooky3]

5. They want conditions to be dire, and voters to be apathetic about understanding why Nt

[IronLionZion]

6. Forcing more babies to be born will help the problem

get those unwanted kids to work in the formula factories

[CousinIT]

7. Full List of 192 House Republicans Who Voted Against FDA Baby Formula Bil

https://www.newsweek.com/full-list-house-republicans-voted-against-fda-baby-formula-bill-1708036

Full List of 192 House Republicans Who Voted Against FDA Baby Formula Bill

Robert Aderholt of Alabama, Rick Allen of Georgia, Mark Amodei of Nevada, Kelly Armstrong of North Dakota, Brian Babin of Texas, James Baird of Indiana, Troy Balderson of Ohio, Jim Banks of Indiana, Andy Barr of Kentucky, Cliff Bentz of Oregon, Jack Bergman of Michigan, Stephanie Bice of Oklahoma, Andy Biggs of Arizona.

Gus Bilirakis of Florida, Dan Bishop of North Carolina, Lauren Boebert of Colorado, Mike Bost of Illinois, Kevin Brady of Texas, Mo Brooks of Alabama, Vern Buchanan of Florida, Ken Buck of Colorado, Larry Bucshon of Indiana, Ted Budd of North Carolina, Tim Burchett of Tennessee, Michael Burgess of Texas, Ken Calvert of California.

Kat Cammack of Florida, Mike Carey of Ohio, Jerry Carl of Alabama, Buddy Carter of Georgia, John Carter of Texas, Madison Cawthorn of North Carolina, Steve Chabot of Ohio, Liz Cheney of Wyoming, Ben Cline of Virginia, Michael Cloud of Texas, Andrew Clyde of Georgia, Tom Cole of Oklahoma, James Comer of Kentucky.

Rick Crawford of Arkansas, Dan Crenshaw of Texas, John Curtis of Utah, Warren Davidson of Ohio, Rodney Davis of Illinois, Scott DesJarlais of Tennessee, Mario Diaz-Balart of Florida, Byron Donalds of Florida, Jeff Duncan of South Carolina, Neal Dunn of Florida, Jake Ellzey of Texas, Tom Emmer of Minnesota, Ron Estes of Kansas.

Pat Fallon of Texas, Randy Feenstra of Iowa, Drew Ferguson of Georgia, Michelle Fischbach of Minnesota, Scott Fitzgerald of Wisconsin, Chuck Fleischmann of Tennessee, Scott C. Franklin of Florida, Russ Fulcher of Idaho, Matt Gaetz of Florida, Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin, Andrew R. Garbarino of New York.

Mike Garcia of California, Bob Gibbs of Ohio, Carlos Gimenez of Florida, Louie Gohmert of Texas, Tony Gonzales of Texas, Bob Good of Virginia, Lance Gooden of Texas, Paul Gosar of Arizona, Kay Granger of Texas, Garrett Graves of Louisiana, Sam Graves of Missouri, Mark Green of Tennessee, Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia.

Morgan Griffith of Virginia, Glenn Grothman of Wisconsin, Michael Guest of Mississippi, Brett S. Guthrie of Kentucky, Andy Harris of Maryland, Diana Harshbarger of Tennessee, Vicky Hartzler of Missouri, Kevin Hern of Oklahoma, Yvette Herrell of New Mexico, Jaime Herrera Butler of Washington, Jody Hice of Georgia, Clay Higgins of Louisiana.

French Hill of Arkansas, Ashley Hinson of Iowa, Richard Hudson of North Carolina, Bill Huizenga of Michigan, Darrell Issa of California, Ronny Jackson of Texas, Chris Jacobs of New York, Mike Johnson of Louisiana, Bill Johnson of Ohio, Dusty Johnson of South Dakota, Jim Jordan of Ohio, David Joyce of Ohio, John Joyce of Pennsylvania.

Fred Keller of Pennsylvania, Trent Kelly of Mississippi, Mike Kelly of Pennsylvania, Young Kim of California, David Kustoff of Tennessee, Darin LaHood of Illinois, Doug LaMalfa of California, Doug Lamborn of Colorado, Robert E. Latta of Ohio, Jake LaTurner of Kansas, Debbie Lesko of Arizona, Julia Letlow of Louisiana, Billy Long of Missouri.

Barry Loudermilk of Georgia, Frank Lucas of Oklahoma, Blaine Luetkemeyer of Missouri, Nancy Mace of South Carolina, Nicole Malliotakis of New York, Tracey Mann of Kansas, Thomas Massie of Kentucky, Brian Mast of Florida, Kevin McCarthy of California, Michael T. McCaul of Texas, Lisa McClain of Michigan, Tom McClintock of California.

Patrick McHenry of North Carolina, Peter Meijer of Michigan, Daniel Meuser of Pennsylvania, Mary Miller of Illinois, Carol Miller of West Virginia, Mariannette Miller-Meeks of Iowa, John Moolenaar of Michigan, Alex Mooney of West Virginia, Barry Moore of Alabama, Blake Moore of Utah, Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma.

Gregory Murphy of North Carolina, Troy Nehls of Texas, Dan Newhouse of Washington, Ralph Norman of South Carolina, Jay Obernolte of California, Burgess Owens of Utah, Gary Palmer of Alabama, Greg Pence of Indiana, Scott Perry of Pennsylvania, August Pfluger of Texas, Bill Posey of Florida, Guy Reschenthaler of Pennsylvania.

Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington, Mike Rogers of Alabama, Harold Rogers of Kentucky, John Rose of Tennessee, Matthew Rosendale of Montana, David Rouzer of North Carolina, Chip Roy of Texas, Maria Elvira Salazar of Florida, Steve Scalise of Louisiana, David Schweikert of Arizona, Austin Scott of Georgia, Pete Sessions of Texas.

Mike Simpson of Idaho, Jason Smith of Missouri , Adrian Smith of Nebraska, Lloyd Smucker of Pennsylvania, Victoria Spartz of Indiana, Pete Stauber of Minnesota, Michelle Steel of California, Elise Stefanik of New York, Bryan Steil of Wisconsin, Greg Steube of Florida, Chris Stewart of Utah, Van Taylor of Texas.

Claudia Tenney of New York, Glenn Thompson of Pennsylvania, Tom Tiffany of Wisconsin, William Timmons of South Carolina, David Valadao of California, Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey, Beth Van Duyne of Texas, Tim Walberg of Michigan, Jackie Walorski of Indiana, Michael Waltz of Florida, Randy Weber of Texas.

Daniel Webster of Florida, Brad Wenstrup of Ohio, Bruce Westerman of Arkansas, Roger Williams of Texas, Joe Wilson of South Carolina, Robert Wittman of Virginia, Steve Womack of Arkansas and Lee Zeldin of New York.

[ancianita]

17. Can you find a list of the 12 who voted for it? I can't. I'm just curious about what states they're

from.

[ancianita]

20. Wait. Found 'em.

Yea IL 16th R Kinzinger, Adam
Yea IN 9th R Hollingsworth, Trey
Yea MI 6th R Upton, Fred
Yea MO 2nd R Wagner, Ann

Yea NE 2nd R Bacon, Don
Yea NJ 4th R Smith, Chris
Yea NY 24th R Katko, John
Yea OH 10th R Turner, Michael

Yea OH 16th R Gonzalez, Anthony
Yea PA 1st R Fitzpatrick, Brian
Yea SC 7th R Rice, Tom
Yea WV 1st R McKinley, David

https://www.govtrack.us/congress/votes/117-2022/h220

[KS Toronado]

8. Every reQublicOn that voted nay should be hounded on the campaign trail

because of this vote. On a national level we should be asking the electorate all kinds of questions
related to this vote. Appears they prefer sick & hungry kids.

[sarcasmo]

9. 192 Republicans didn't want to lose the baby formula talking point.

[Mad_Machine76]

13. They just did, didn't they?

[sarcasmo]

16. The 192 didn't expect 12 defections. Scalise sent a memo recommending they all vote against.

https://thehill.com/news/house/3493832-here-are-the-republicans-who-bucked-the-party-on-baby-formula-bills/

[Mad_Machine76]

21. They lost their talking point then

They don't care and it was just RW poutrage and playing politics as per usual.

[FailureToCommunicate]

10. So who are the "Baby killers" now?

[Mad_Machine76]

12. It would be too easy and simple to just call them craven hypocrites

[packman]

18. Come on, folks - We all know why they voted this way

Anything to harm Joe/Dems. Gas prices, inflation, and now baby formula - all three local issues that affect the average American. They are playing the end game and , dammit, they got the issues by the nuts and are twisting them anyway they can.I'm beginning to really believe there is collusion and a conspiracy with big business and politics to ensure Dems are being blamed for all three of those issues.

[Prof. Toru Tanaka]

37. I have no doubt about it.

They strangle the American people with high prices, the Dems get blamed and replaced by R's who then let big business do whatever they want to the economy and the environment.
Oh and for any Liz Cheney apologists, she is one of the 192. Showed her true colors here.

[world wide wally]

22. Dems should be all over news networks talking about this.

The GOP is just setting up a talking point against Biden and the Dems for November.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

23. Well, of course! If they help solve it, then they can't use it to bash Democrats! . . . . nt

[gratuitous]

32. They'll also demonstrate that the government can do good things

Which is bad enough, but demonstrating that the government can do good things better than the private sector? Horrors!

[jmowreader]

24. Christ Almighty...

Tell me true: Will I get in trouble for mailing a copy of the Wall-to-Wall Counseling manual and a baseball bat to the Speaker?

[moondust]

25. Of course.

Sabotage everything and create Hell on Earth in every way possible when Democrats hold power and.........blame Democrats.

It's all they got.

[Emile]

26. With Republicans it's all about sitting on their hemorrhoidal asses and pointing

their shit stained finger at the ones who are trying to fix the problem that they created!

[childfreebychoice]

27. Dems new bff, Liz Cheney voted against it. Still a rethug at core. Nt

[crickets]

31. Yep, I noticed that too. Kinzinger voted for it. nt

[gratuitous]

33. Jaime Herrera-Beutler of WA and Cliff Bentz in OR voted no, too

Herrera-Beutler likes to portray herself as a "reasonable" Republican, one who isn't inextricably tied to her party's ideology or agenda. She represents the district across the Columbia River from Portland. While the folks in that district aren't too keen to be counted with Portland (generally speaking), they do have a lot of common ground with the crunchy granola hippies and soy boys over here. This vote from Herrera-Beutler might be a little hard for them to appreciate, and Jaime might have to do some fast talking to explain it away.

From a cursory look at Bentz's home page, there is no issue with baby formula. He likes getting money for his district from the federal government, but he's adamant about voting against any legislation that would authorize that. Speaker Pelosi called it, "Vote no then take the dough." So a no vote on this bill is pretty much what you'd expect. Next up, how Rep. Bentz got more baby formula delivered to families in his district.

[bif]

28. Once again the "Do Nothing!" party

Do Repubs ever accomplish anything? Are they EVER in favor of anything?

[Emile]

29. They accomplished tax cuts to tax evading billionaires.

[Prof. Toru Tanaka]

38. overseas wars.

[GoCubsGo]

30. It's called "Having your cake, and eating it, too."

They know damn well that nobody's going to pay attention to the vote, and that our useless media will not report on it. But, they got out the "Blame Biden" part out enough to where it's sticking. And, that's all that really matters.

[ificandream]

34. Repughs don't support anything they don't get credit for.

If this was a Republican bill, they'd be fine with it.

[Marcuse]

36. Republicans will take credit anyway. The advantage of shamelessness.

[KatyaR]

35. How LOW can they go?

This is pretty damn low.

Just goes to prove they aren't pro-life, they're pro-birth. And g-d forbid they do anything to actually HELP the public.

How the hell do these people get elected? Is our collective conscience so damaged that this is the result?