Republican Congressional Scorecard

[Brian4Liberty]

[Edit] The purpose of this thread is to track key congressional votes, and to highlight Republicans that vote the wrong way. Democrats are not explicitly tracked, as they generally vote as a bloc, and almost always vote against freedom, fiscal responsibility, and limited government.

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https://twitter.com/RepMattGaetz/status/1722456341250285577


Republican No votes (traitors):

https://clerk.house.gov/Votes/2023634

Bacon Republican Nebraska NO
Barr Republican Kentucky NO
Bentz Republican Oregon NO
Bice Republican Oklahoma NO
Bost Republican Illinois NO
Buchanan Republican Florida NO
Buck Republican Colorado NO
Calvert Republican California NO
Carey Republican Ohio NO
Carter (TX) Republican Texas NO
Chavez-DeRemer Republican Oregon NO
Cole Republican Oklahoma NO
D'Esposito Republican New York NO
Diaz-Balart Republican Florida NO
Duarte Republican California NO
Edwards Republican North Carolina NO
Ellzey Republican Texas NO
Feenstra Republican Iowa NO
Ferguson Republican Georgia NO
Fitzpatrick Republican Pennsylvania NO
Flood Republican Nebraska NO
Garbarino Republican New York NO
Gonzales, Tony Republican Texas NO
González-Colón Republican Puerto Rico NO
Granger Republican Texas NO
Graves (MO) Republican Missouri NO
Guthrie Republican Kentucky NO
Hinson Republican Iowa NO
Joyce (OH) Republican Ohio NO
Kean (NJ) Republican New Jersey NO
Kelly (PA) Republican Pennsylvania NO
Kiley Republican California NO
Kim (CA) Republican California NO
Kustoff Republican Tennessee NO
LaHood Republican Illinois NO
LaLota Republican New York NO
Lamborn Republican Colorado NO
Lawler Republican New York NO
Lee (FL) Republican Florida NO
Letlow Republican Louisiana NO
Lucas Republican Oklahoma NO
Luetkemeyer Republican Missouri NO
Malliotakis Republican New York NO
McCormick Republican Georgia NO
McHenry Republican North Carolina NO
Meuser Republican Pennsylvania NO
Miller (OH) Republican Ohio NO
Moore (UT) Republican Utah NO
Moylan Republican Guam NO
Murphy Republican North Carolina NO
Newhouse Republican Washington NO
Nunn (IA) Republican Iowa NO
Obernolte Republican California NO
Rogers (AL) Republican Alabama NO
Rogers (KY) Republican Kentucky NO
Salazar Republican Florida NO
Scott, Austin Republican Georgia NO
Sessions Republican Texas NO
Simpson Republican Idaho NO
Smith (MO) Republican Missouri NO
Smith (NJ) Republican New Jersey NO
Smucker Republican Pennsylvania NO
Strong Republican Alabama NO
Thompson (PA) Republican Pennsylvania NO
Turner Republican Ohio NO
Valadao Republican California NO
Van Orden Republican Wisconsin NO
Wagner Republican Missouri NO
Wenstrup Republican Ohio NO
Womack Republican Arkansas NO

 

[Brian4Liberty]

https://twitter.com/USAB4L/status/1722429195106836888

Here is the list of Republicans who voted against the Massie Amendment to stop the government kill switch on your next car.

Bilirakis
Carey
Fitzpatrick
Fleischmann
Garbarino
Garcia, Mike
Graves (LA)
Joyce (PA)
Kean (NJ)
Kiley
Kim (CA)
Kustoff
Lawler
Mace
McCaul
Nunn (IA)
Salazar
Smith (NJ)
Thompson (PA)

 

[Brian4Liberty]

https://twitter.com/charliekirk11/status/1724232467635446137

BREAKING: 8 House Republicans joined Democrats to KILL a resolution to bring articles of impeachment against DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas 209-201—arguably the most deserving of impeachment of any of Biden's corrupt cabinet officials.

Here are the 8 Rs who voted with Ds:
1. Rep. Issa
2. Rep. Foxx
3. Rep. Buck
4. Rep. Bentz
5. Rep. Turner
6. Rep. McHenry
7. Rep. McClintock
8. Rep. Duarte

Reminder that 10 million illegals have invaded America under Mayorkas and hundreds of thousands of Americans are dead from the fentanyl he's allowed to be smuggled across the Southern Border.

Disgraceful.

 

[Anti Globalist]

Don't worry. I'm sure voting all of them out of office is going to fix everything.

 

[Snowball]

Representation is not Freedom.

 

[Brian4Liberty]

This one takes the cake.

https://twitter.com/RepThomasMassie/status/1735353014389457309

https://clerk.house.gov/evs/2023/roll723.xml

Republicans who voted in favor of FISA:

Aderholt Republican Alabama YEA
Alford Republican Missouri YEA
Allen Republican Georgia YEA
Amodei Republican Nevada YEA
Armstrong Republican North Dakota YEA
Arrington Republican Texas YEA
Bacon Republican Nebraska YEA
Balderson Republican Ohio YEA
Banks Republican Indiana YEA
Barr Republican Kentucky YEA
Bentz Republican Oregon YEA
Bergman Republican Michigan YEA
Bice Republican Oklahoma YEA
Boebert Republican Colorado YEA
Buchanan Republican Florida YEA
Bucshon Republican Indiana YEA
Burgess Republican Texas YEA
Calvert Republican California YEA
Carey Republican Ohio YEA
Carl Republican Alabama YEA
Carter (GA) Republican Georgia YEA
Chavez-DeRemer Republican Oregon YEA
Ciscomani Republican Arizona YEA
Cole Republican Oklahoma YEA
Comer Republican Kentucky YEA
Crawford Republican Arkansas YEA
Crenshaw Republican Texas YEA
D'Esposito Republican New York YEA
De La Cruz Republican Texas YEA
DesJarlais Republican Tennessee YEA
Diaz-Balart Republican Florida YEA
Duarte Republican California YEA
Dunn (FL) Republican Florida YEA
Edwards Republican North Carolina YEA
Ellzey Republican Texas YEA
Emmer Republican Minnesota YEA
Ezell Republican Mississippi YEA
Fallon Republican Texas YEA
Feenstra Republican Iowa YEA
Ferguson Republican Georgia YEA
Fitzgerald Republican Wisconsin YEA
Fitzpatrick Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Fleischmann Republican Tennessee YEA
Flood Republican Nebraska YEA
Foxx Republican North Carolina YEA
Franklin, Scott Republican Florida YEA
Gallagher Republican Wisconsin YEA
Garbarino Republican New York YEA
Gimenez Republican Florida YEA
Gonzales, Tony Republican Texas YEA
Gooden (TX) Republican Texas YEA
Granger Republican Texas YEA
Graves (MO) Republican Missouri YEA
Grothman Republican Wisconsin YEA
Guest Republican Mississippi YEA
Guthrie Republican Kentucky YEA
Hill Republican Arkansas YEA
Hinson Republican Iowa YEA
Houchin Republican Indiana YEA
Hudson Republican North Carolina YEA
Huizenga Republican Michigan YEA
Issa Republican California YEA
Jackson (TX) Republican Texas YEA
James Republican Michigan YEA
Johnson (LA) Republican Louisiana YEA
Johnson (OH) Republican Ohio YEA
Johnson (SD) Republican South Dakota YEA
Joyce (OH) Republican Ohio YEA
Kean (NJ) Republican New Jersey YEA
Kelly (MS) Republican Mississippi YEA
Kelly (PA) Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Kiggans (VA) Republican Virginia YEA
Kiley Republican California YEA
Kim (CA) Republican California YEA
Kustoff Republican Tennessee YEA
LaHood Republican Illinois YEA
LaLota Republican New York YEA
Lamborn Republican Colorado YEA
Langworthy Republican New York YEA
Latta Republican Ohio YEA
LaTurner Republican Kansas YEA
Lawler Republican New York YEA
Lee (FL) Republican Florida YEA
Letlow Republican Louisiana YEA
Loudermilk Republican Georgia YEA
Lucas Republican Oklahoma YEA
Luetkemeyer Republican Missouri YEA
Luttrell Republican Texas YEA
Mace Republican South Carolina YEA
Malliotakis Republican New York YEA
Maloy Republican Utah YEA
McCarthy Republican California YEA
McCaul Republican Texas YEA
McClain Republican Michigan YEA
McCormick Republican Georgia YEA
McHenry Republican North Carolina YEA
Meuser Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Miller (OH) Republican Ohio YEA
Miller (WV) Republican West Virginia YEA
Miller-Meeks Republican Iowa YEA
Molinaro Republican New York YEA
Moolenaar Republican Michigan YEA
Moore (UT) Republican Utah YEA
Moran Republican Texas YEA
Murphy Republican North Carolina YEA
Newhouse Republican Washington YEA
Nunn (IA) Republican Iowa YEA
Obernolte Republican California YEA
Palmer Republican Alabama YEA
Pence Republican Indiana YEA
Pfluger Republican Texas YEA
Reschenthaler Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Rodgers (WA) Republican Washington YEA
Rogers (AL) Republican Alabama YEA
Rogers (KY) Republican Kentucky YEA
Rouzer Republican North Carolina YEA
Rutherford Republican Florida YEA
Salazar Republican Florida YEA
Scalise Republican Louisiana YEA
Scott, Austin Republican Georgia YEA
Sessions Republican Texas YEA
Simpson Republican Idaho YEA
Smith (MO) Republican Missouri YEA
Smith (NE) Republican Nebraska YEA
Smucker Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Stauber Republican Minnesota YEA
Steel Republican California YEA
Stefanik Republican New York YEA
Steil Republican Wisconsin YEA
Strong Republican Alabama YEA
Tenney Republican New York YEA
Thompson (PA) Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Turner Republican Ohio YEA
Valadao Republican California YEA
Van Duyne Republican Texas YEA
Van Orden Republican Wisconsin YEA
Wagner Republican Missouri YEA
Walberg Republican Michigan YEA
Waltz Republican Florida YEA
Wenstrup Republican Ohio YEA
Westerman Republican Arkansas YEA
Williams (NY) Republican New York YEA
Wilson (SC) Republican South Carolina YEA
Wittman Republican Virginia YEA
Womack Republican Arkansas YEA
Yakym Republican Indiana YEA
Zinke Republican Montana YEA
...
https://clerk.house.gov/Votes/2023723

 

[Brian4Liberty]

https://twitter.com/USAB4L/status/1735371045404856503

 

[Brian4Liberty]

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[TH="colspan: 2"]votes to keep unreformed FISA 702 surveillance in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA)
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[TH="colspan: 2"]votes to pass the NDAA with unreformed FISA 702 surveillance
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[Brian4Liberty]

https://twitter.com/H4Harrry/status/1749159425292517385

Aderholt Republican Alabama YEA
Allen Republican Georgia YEA
Amodei Republican Nevada YEA
Armstrong Republican North Dakota YEA
Balderson Republican Ohio YEA
Barr Republican Kentucky YEA
Bentz Republican Oregon YEA
Bice Republican Oklahoma YEA
Buchanan Republican Florida YEA
Bucshon Republican Indiana YEA
Calvert Republican California YEA
Carey Republican Ohio YEA
Carter (GA) Republican Georgia YEA
Carter (TX) Republican Texas YEA
Chavez-DeRemer Republican Oregon YEA
Ciscomani Republican Arizona YEA
Cole Republican Oklahoma YEA
Comer Republican Kentucky YEA
Crawford Republican Arkansas YEA
Crenshaw Republican Texas YEA
D'Esposito Republican New York YEA
De La Cruz Republican Texas YEA
Diaz-Balart Republican Florida YEA
Duarte Republican California YEA
Edwards Republican North Carolina YEA
Ellzey Republican Texas YEA
Emmer Republican Minnesota YEA
Feenstra Republican Iowa YEA
Ferguson Republican Georgia YEA
Fitzpatrick Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Fleischmann Republican Tennessee YEA
Flood Republican Nebraska YEA
Foxx Republican North Carolina YEA
Garbarino Republican New York YEA
Garcia, Mike Republican California YEA
Gimenez Republican Florida YEA
Granger Republican Texas YEA
Graves (LA) Republican Louisiana YEA
Graves (MO) Republican Missouri YEA
Guthrie Republican Kentucky YEA
Hill Republican Arkansas YEA
Hinson Republican Iowa YEA
Hudson Republican North Carolina YEA
Huizenga Republican Michigan YEA
Issa Republican California YEA
James Republican Michigan YEA
Johnson (LA) Republican Louisiana YEA
Johnson (OH) Republican Ohio YEA
Johnson (SD) Republican South Dakota YEA
Joyce (OH) Republican Ohio YEA
Kean (NJ) Republican New Jersey YEA
Kelly (PA) Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Kiggans (VA) Republican Virginia YEA
Kiley Republican California YEA
Kim (CA) Republican California YEA
Kustoff Republican Tennessee YEA
LaLota Republican New York YEA
LaMalfa Republican California YEA
Lamborn Republican Colorado YEA
Langworthy Republican New York YEA
Latta Republican Ohio YEA
LaTurner Republican Kansas YEA
Lawler Republican New York YEA
Lee (FL) Republican Florida YEA
Letlow Republican Louisiana YEA
Lucas Republican Oklahoma YEA
Luetkemeyer Republican Missouri YEA
Malliotakis Republican New York YEA
McCaul Republican Texas YEA
McClain Republican Michigan YEA
McHenry Republican North Carolina YEA
Meuser Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Miller (WV) Republican West Virginia YEA
Molinaro Republican New York YEA
Moolenaar Republican Michigan YEA
Moore (UT) Republican Utah YEA
Murphy Republican North Carolina YEA
Newhouse Republican Washington YEA
Nunn (IA) Republican Iowa YEA
Owens Republican Utah YEA
Pence Republican Indiana YEA
Reschenthaler Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Rodgers (WA) Republican Washington YEA
Rogers (AL) Republican Alabama YEA
Rouzer Republican North Carolina YEA
Rutherford Republican Florida YEA
Salazar Republican Florida YEA
Scott, Austin Republican Georgia YEA
Simpson Republican Idaho YEA
Smith (MO) Republican Missouri YEA
Smith (NE) Republican Nebraska YEA
Smith (NJ) Republican New Jersey YEA
Smucker Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Steel Republican California YEA
Strong Republican Alabama YEA
Tenney Republican New York YEA
Thompson (PA) Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Turner Republican Ohio YEA
Valadao Republican California YEA
Wagner Republican Missouri YEA
Walberg Republican Michigan YEA
Wenstrup Republican Ohio YEA
Williams (NY) Republican New York YEA
Wilson (SC) Republican South Carolina YEA
Wittman Republican Virginia YEA
Womack Republican Arkansas YEA
Zinke Republican Montana YEA
...
https://clerk.house.gov/Votes/202415

 

[WarriorLiberty]

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The i want Regime Changer Graham voted yes..

 

[Brian4Liberty]

Republican Liberty Caucus Scorecard at link:

https://rlc.org/rlc-releases-2023-house-liberty-index/

 

[Occam's Banana]

The Republicans are not coming to save us.

 

[Pauls' Revere]

The Republicans are not coming to save us.

The revolution will not be televised.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnJFhuOWgXg

 

[Occam's Banana]

The Republicans are not coming to save us.

https://twitter.com/AuronMacintyre/status/1749238489458094309

 

[Brian4Liberty]

The Republicans are not coming to save us.

 

[CCTelander]

Republican traitors.

A bit redundant, isn’t it? The terms are practically synonymous.

 

[Occam's Banana]

https://twitter.com/RepMattGaetz/status/1722456341250285577

https://twitter.com/SpeakerJohnson/status/1749867269276971109

Today marks one year since the FBI designated traditional Catholics as “radical” and sent spies into their places of worship.

Government agencies were designed to protect the American people, but they have been weaponized by the Biden Administration.

House Republicans must bring accountability to agencies targeting Americans based on their faith.

https://twitter.com/JesseKellyDC/status/1749868830891929969

 

[Brian4Liberty]

Republican traitors.

A bit redundant, isn’t it? The terms are practically synonymous.

At risk of being redundant myself, the hypocrisy lays between what the GOP claims to stand for, and what they actually do. It applies to almost all of the GOP leadership, and it varies on the general population of the GOP Congress, as this thread illustrates. How many voted with the big government, swamp agenda on a given issue? 11? 100? 200?

 

[Brian4Liberty]

https://twitter.com/greg_price11/status/1755654288053879085

BREAKING: The Senate just voted 67-32 in favor of advancing a $95B foreign aid bill for Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, and Taiwan without the border provisions:

Republicans who voted in favor: Murkowski, McConnell, Cassidy, Wicker, Young, Collins, Capito, Kennedy, Thune, Sullivan, Romney, Ernst, Rounds, Tillis, Cornyn, Grassley.

 

[Snowball]

https://twitter.com/greg_price11/status/1755654288053879085
BREAKING: The Senate just voted 67-32 in favor of advancing a $95B foreign aid bill for Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, and Taiwan without the border provisions:

Republicans who voted in favor: Murkowski, McConnell, Cassidy, Wicker, Young, Collins, Capito, Kennedy, Thune, Sullivan, Romney, Ernst, Rounds, Tillis, Cornyn, Grassley.

To think there was a time when some of those names actually had some conservative credibility. Now they are showing their true colors and don't even care, as long as the right donations keep flowing into their wallets. They are only in it for the money and whatever other seedy benefits they obtain. The betrayal of Joni Ernst seems particularly sad.