Voting Record

Republicans Vote For Bills They Dislike: A Pattern of Hypocrisy

In a notable turn of events, several Republican lawmakers, including Senator Josh Hawley, have introduced bills to amend or repeal provisions of legislation they previously voted in favor of. This practice of supporting bills while simultaneously voicing concerns and advocating for future changes has become increasingly common, particularly as the influence of figures like former President Donald Trump solidifies within the GOP. Despite reservations about specific elements, many Republicans voted for legislation to appease the base and secure short-term gains for their states. This trend has led to criticism from both sides of the aisle, highlighting the complexities and shifting dynamics of the political landscape.

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Fetterman’s Missed Senate Votes Spark Outrage

Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman’s voting record shows a significant absence from the Senate floor. Data from GovTrack.us reveals he missed 18 votes during the first two months of the year, a considerably higher number than any other Senator. This represents a substantial portion of the total roll-call votes held in that period. The reported absenteeism has drawn attention to Fetterman’s attendance record in the Senate.

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