Thomas Phippen, DCNF

The House approved the $1.3 trillion budget to fund the government through the 2018 fiscal year, allowing federal services to stay open but hampers many of President Donald Trump’s agenda items.

The lower chamber approved the budget 256 – 167, but oddly enough, most of the dissenting votes came from Republicans, who hold the majority, and not Democrats.

Ninety Republican members of the House voted against the bill, compared to 77 dissenting Democrat votes. In total, 145 Republicans and 111 Democrats voted in favor of a bill.

• Rep. Ralph Abraham
• Rep. Rick W. Allen
• Rep. Justin Amash
• Rep. Brian Babin
• Rep. Joe Barton
• Rep. Jack Bergman
• Rep. Andy Biggs
• Rep. Rob Bishop
• Rep. Diane Black
• Rep. Marsha Blackburn
• Rep. Rod Blum
• Rep. Dave Brat
• Rep. Mo Brooks
• Rep. Ken Buck
• Rep. Ted Budd
• Rep. Mike Coffman
• Rep. James Comer
• Rep. Carlos Curbelo
• Rep. John Curtis
• Rep. Warren Davidson
• Rep. Jeff Denham
• Rep. Ron DeSantis
• Rep. Scott DesJarlais
• Rep. Jeff Duncan
• Rep. John Duncan
• Rep. Tom Emmer
• Rep. Blake Farenthold
• Rep. Matthew Gaetz
• Rep. Tom Garret
• Rep. Greg Gianforte
• Rep. Louie Gohmert
• Rep. Paul Gosar
• Rep. Garret Graves
• Rep. Morgan Griffith
• Rep. Glen Grothman
• Rep. Andy Harris
• Rep. Jody B. Hice
• Rep. Clay Higgins
• Rep. George Holding
• Rep. Trey Hollingsworth
• Rep. Mike Johnson
• Rep.  Jim Jordan
• Rep. Trent Kelly
• Rep. Mike Kelly
• Rep. Steve King
• Rep. Congressman Raúl Labrador
• Rep. Darin LaHood
• Rep. Doug LaMalfa
• Rep. Bob Latta
• Rep. Billy Long
• Rep. Barry Loudermilk
• Rep. Mia Love
• Rep. Thomas Massie
• Rep. Brian Mast
• Rep. Tom McClintock
• Rep. Mark Meadows
• Rep. Alex Mooney
• Rep. Markwayne Mullin
• Rep. Dan Newhouse
• Rep. Kristi Noem
• Rep. Ralph Norman
• Rep. Gary Palmer
• Rep. Steve Pearce
• Rep. Scott Perry
• Rep. Ted Poe
• Rep. Bill Posey
• Rep. John Ratcliffe
• Rep. Tom Reed
• Rep. Jim Renacci
• Rep. Tom Rice
• Rep. Dana Rohrabacher
• Rep. Todd Rokita
• Rep.Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
• Rep. Keith Rothfus
• Rep. David Rouzer
• Rep. Steve Russell
• Rep. Mark Sanford
• Rep. David S. Schweikert
• Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner
• Rep. Jason Smith
• Rep. Lloyd Smucker
• Rep. Chris Stewart
• Rep. Mark Walker
• Rep. Randy Weber
• Rep. Daniel Webster
• Rep. Bruce Websterman
• Rep. Roger Williams
• Rep. Ted Yoho
• Rep. Lee Zeldin

House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have sold the bill on an $80 billion increase in defense investment, but otherwise the legislation not advance many conservative or even Trump administration priorities.

The bill provides $1.5 billion for physical barriers, technology advancements and more agents for the southern border, but doesn’t provide funding for any new wall prototypes. The bill also limits how many Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents can be hired, continues funding for sanctuary cities and Planned Parenthood.

The Senate has a little more than a day to consider the bill before the government runs out of funds and shuts down at 12:01 a.m. Saturday.

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