Nine Republican ‘traitors’ vote with Dems to avoid government shutdown

On Wednesday, a bill was passed to continue to fund the government through December 23 as America once again faces a shutdown.

The House of Representatives passed the funding 224-201, with nine members of the GOP crossing the aisle to vote with the majority of Democrats. Who are the Republicans that defied the will of their party?

  • Liz Cheney from Wyoming
  • Brian Fitzpatrick from Pennsylvania
  • Anthony Gonzalez from Ohio
  • Jamie Herrera Beutler from Washington
  • Chris Jacobs from New York
  • John Katko from New York
  • Adam Kinzinger from Illinois
  • Fred Upton from Michigan
  • Steve Womack from Arkansas

 

Seven of the nine Republicans who voted for the bill either lost their re-election bids (Cheney and Herrera Beutler) or did not run for re-election (Upton, Kinzinger, Katko, Jacobs, and Gonzalez.)

House Minority Whip Steve Scalice, R-La., called for the House GOP to reject the funding bill, calling it an “attempt to buy additional time for a massive lame-duck spending bill in which House Republicans have had no seat at the negotiating table.”

Social media users were quick to condemn the nine:

Republished with permission from American Wire News Service

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