Unfeckingbelievable.
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House is ramming the infrastructure bill up our arse as we speak
- Thread starter Josey Wales
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that bill a dead man walking in senate
Very questionable it passes the house, last I saw the progs were a hard no.
Then again looks like it just passed
That’s the bipar not the reconciliation bill.
It passed the Senate. On to the President now. It’s over. 19 Pub senators caved.
And these 13 traitor republicans voted for it as well:
Rep. Don Bacon of Nebraska
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania
Rep. Andrew Gabarino of New York
Rep. Anthony Gonzalez of Ohio
Rep. John Katko of New York
Rep. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis of New York
Rep. David McKinley of West Virginia
Rep. Tom Reed of New York
Rep. Chris Smith of New Jersey
Fred Upton of Michigan
Rep. Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey
Rep. Don Young of Alaska
Rep. Don Bacon of Nebraska
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania
Rep. Andrew Gabarino of New York
Rep. Anthony Gonzalez of Ohio
Rep. John Katko of New York
Rep. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis of New York
Rep. David McKinley of West Virginia
Rep. Tom Reed of New York
Rep. Chris Smith of New Jersey
Fred Upton of Michigan
Rep. Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey
Rep. Don Young of Alaska
I’m sure soft bottom was one of them
That was months ago OP.
This is the bipartisan infrastructure deal they passed not the reconciliation bill.
Don’t worry you’re not really.
They voted no because they wanted to spend another 2-7 trillion.
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