The Names of the 92 House Republicans That Votes Against Cutting Government Spending

Eric Cantor and Kevin McCarthy Voted For Increased Government Spending

Surprise, surprise, Congress hasn’t changed–they’re still nervous to cut spending!

Here are the names of the 92 House Republicans that stood with Nancy Pelosi and House Democrats when they voted yesterday AGAINST Rep. Jim Jordan’s amendment to cut government spending, keeping with Eric Cantor’s and the rest of the House GOP’s “Pledge to America” (NOTE: Eric Cantor voted against the amendment, perhaps a violation of his pledge):

Adams
Aderholt
Alexander
Barletta
Bass (NH)
Berg
Biggert
Bilbray
Bonner
Calvert
Camp
Cantor
Capito
Carter
Cassidy
Cole
Cravaack
Crawford
Crenshaw
Culberson
Denham
Dent
Diaz-Balart
Dold
Dreier
Duffy
Emerson
Fortenberry

Frelinghuysen
Gibson
Gingrey (GA)
Granger
Grimm
Hanna
Harper
Hastings (WA)
Heck
Herrera Beutler
Issa
Johnson (IL)
Jones
King (NY)
Kingston
Kinzinger (IL)
Kline
Lance
Latham
Lewis (CA)
LoBiondo
Lucas
Lungren, Daniel E.
McCarthy (CA)
McKeon
McKinley
Meehan
Miller (MI)
Noem
Nunes
Nunnelee
Olson

Palazzo
Paulsen
Petri
Posey
Reichert
Rivera
Roby
Rogers (AL)
Rogers (KY)
Rooney
Ros-Lehtinen
Roskam
Runyan
Schilling
Schock
Sensenbrenner
Shuster
Simpson
Smith (NJ)
Stivers
Sullivan
Terry
Thompson (PA)
Tipton
Upton
Walden
West
Westmoreland
Wolf
Young (AK)
Young (FL)

Update: An even better formatted list:

— NOES   92 —

Member Name State
Adams FL
Aderholt AL
Alexander LA
Barletta PA
Bass (NH) NH
Berg ND
Biggert IL
Bilbray CA
Bonner AL
Calvert CA
Camp MI
Cantor VA
Capito WV
Carter TX
Cassidy LA
Cole OK
Cravaack MN
Crawford AR
Crenshaw FL
Culberson TX
Denham CA
Dent PA
Diaz-Balart FL
Dold IL
Dreier CA
Duffy WI
Emerson MO
Fortenberry NE
Frelinghuysen NJ
Gibson NY
Gingrey (GA) GA
Member Name State
Granger TX
Grimm NY
Hanna NY
Harper MS
Hastings (WA) WA
Heck NV
Herrera Beutler WA
Issa CA
Johnson (IL) IL
Jones NC
King (NY) NY
Kingston GA
Kinzinger (IL) IL
Kline MN
Lance NJ
Latham IA
Lewis (CA) CA
LoBiondo NJ
Lucas OK
Lungren, Daniel E. CA
McCarthy (CA) CA
McKeon CA
McKinley WV
Meehan PA
Miller (MI) MI
Noem SD
Nunes CA
Nunnelee MS
Olson TX
Palazzo MS
Paulsen MN
Member Name State
Petri WI
Posey FL
Reichert WA
Rivera FL
Roby AL
Rogers (AL) AL
Rogers (KY) KY
Rooney FL
Ros-Lehtinen FL
Roskam IL
Runyan NJ
Schilling IL
Schock IL
Sensenbrenner WI
Shuster PA
Simpson ID
Smith (NJ) NJ
Stivers OH
Sullivan OK
Terry NE
Thompson (PA) PA
Tipton CO
Upton MI
Walden OR
West FL
Westmoreland GA
Wolf VA
Womack AR
Young (AK) AK
Young (FL) FL

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  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Patricia-LaRue/100001441712944 Patricia LaRue

    Yeah, the People spoke in November, all right. Too bad the Rs (and a good part of the Ds) couldn’t understand what the People were saying. Maybe we were speaking swahili or something. I thought we said JOBS!!! Not chop the Dill Pickle out of necessary and essential programs such as WIC.

    All of the Rs talk big on “personal responsibility.” Where is that “personal responsibility” when it comes time to exercise a little compassion towards the less fortunate? Wasn’t that a BIG part of the sermon on the mount? Social responsibility cannot be discarded; it is a vital component of the Golden Rule. Jesus said, “Love you neighbor as yourself.” Not JUST yourself. You fail, Repubs!! Either get with the program, or stop calling yourselves Christians. Moral superiority, indeed! Pffffft!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Patricia-LaRue/100001441712944 Patricia LaRue

    Tyranny, John.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Patricia-LaRue/100001441712944 Patricia LaRue

    We made it back from higher deficits than this, without reactionary measures. There is no reason for the gov. to be behaving this badly. But of course, there are those people who pull the strings…

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Patricia-LaRue/100001441712944 Patricia LaRue

    Yeah? It was UNIONS that gave you TIME to sit on your haunches and write on your computer. Without UNIONS, you would be paid peanuts, you would work 18 hour days, and have NO time off. Read history next time you think of something that backwards to say. Do some research first.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Patricia-LaRue/100001441712944 Patricia LaRue

    Honor? You call your callous disregard of needy people HONOR? The “right thing”?? If everyone “chose” to do exactly the “right thing” every time, do you think that would solve all the world’s problems? Do you think all of a sudden there would be magnanimous, benevolent corporations that decided they would pay people livable wages? That corrupt politicians would suddenly “see the light” and change their ways?

    If everyone was ALREADY doing the right thing, there would BE no off-shore stashing of CORPORATE WELFARE. You rag on the needy family down the street about taking their little pittance that they get in subsistance. And you put blinders on when your favorite corporation is getting a FAT check with YOUR money. Like, let’s see, Mc Donald’s for instance. ADM, Monsanto, Exxon for starters. Many of these companies don’t pay ANYTHING in taxes. But you’re still crying the blues about giving a handful of change towards buying milk for kids.

    Try a little education before you post, Jake. Find out who REALLY pays your favorite representative, and what his voting record is, related to legislation that would impact HIS favorite lobbyist! That should keep you busy. And if you’re smart, you’ll see what I’m getting at.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Patricia-LaRue/100001441712944 Patricia LaRue

    Are you aware we have made it back from a deficit that was higher than this? We need JOBS!

  • Kurlikew

    I totally agree with tax the churches. There is not a single viable reason why they should be excluded. They take in as much income as many large businesses! >:o

  • WoundedWarriorGuy

    Disagree, letting decisions be made by people who aren’t being paid to do so and aren’t getting money from special interests means we can only elect those wealthy enough to get by w/o income or those with some other job (and therefore some potential bias, and certainly less time to focus on an important task).
    I am, however, fine with setting their salary at $10 x the federal minimum wage (which would be a pay cut), their benefits the same as those available to our enlisted military (and care provided at the same sites in the same way), and their retirement benefits set in line with those provided to the members of our armed forces.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Patricia-LaRue/100001441712944 Patricia LaRue

    Oh, I see… so Corporate Welfare is just FINE and DANDY to you. It’s just so nice to know you prefer to pay for cruises you’ll never take, and take milk from babies to do it. You LIKE paying for mansions you’ll never see, and let a disabled granny freeze to death to do it. You don’t mind paying for yachts you’ll never sail, parties you will never be invited to, food you’ll never enjoy, food you’d rather throw out than eat (McD’s), and cars you’ll never get to drive.. as long as you can get that family next door evicted because they’re poor.

    This is all corporate welfare. The big corporations have been milking the system for so long, and they have you all indoctrinated, thinking that it’s the SOCIAL welfare programs that are crushing the economy. It’s really companies like Exxon, Walmart, Carnival Cruise Lines, McDonalds, ADM, Monsanto to name just a small handful, who pay next to ZERO or LESS than zero in taxes, AND get millions of dollars in gifts, in subsidies, and favors from congress and from programs that are completely unjustified.

    While you’re griping about the single dollar per day that your taxes help needy families with, you’re being ripped off for another $4.00 a day to just hand over to these corporations! But that’s okay with you?? Because these corporations create jobs, right?? WRONG!

    After getting their welfare checks, there is no way to enforce these companies to comply with any promises of jobs they made. Dell, for instance, after taking the generous gift for their promise of jobs in South Carolina, stayed just 4 years before they closed the doors and walked away. They left thousands jobless. It cost the area millions of dollars!

    So get a clue, republicans. It’s not social spending, it’s corporate welfare that is crushing our economy.

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  • LAKESPED

    EVERYONE GET ON YOUR PHONES TOMORROW AND BITCH THESE GUYS OUT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! RHINOS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Gglimp

    how bout we tax the unions

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    are the unions taxed ?

  • Anonymous

    Vote them all out!!!  And keep voting the fools out until we get some reasonable adults in control.

  • Mthammer36

    to get out of debt Adam, get rid of all illegal aliens, stop all government assistance programs for the poor, stop all foreign aid , bring all the troops back home , if country’s want us there they must pay. Stop sending billions to Mexico every year, the same goes to Pakistan. Start charging Saudia Arabia the same price for wheat that they charge us for oil, no more special funds for members of Congress & Senators .Term limitations for all elected officials, no serving one term and get paid for the rest of your life. Get rid of all Government employee unions in Washington. They work for us no unions allowed. Start having Israel pay us back for all the billions we have sent them for the last 50 years, that alone is at least 5 trillion dollars. Start producing oil from our reserve & discovery fields in North dakota & Wyoming & Alaska. We have more oil in this country then the whole middleeast put together. The EPA won’t allow it SHUT THE EPA DOWN MONDAY MORNING JUNE 6th. Sell the oil to China in repayment of the debt , oh by the way the oil found in ND & Wyoming was done by the US Geological Survey our own agency why are we not drilling EPA.

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    RINO SCUM is all

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  • Mary

    Notice there is not ONE Indiana Name on this list…PASS RTW in Indiana!

  • Anonymous

    All the no votes on spending should go home in 2012 whether D or R. Party deoes not matter on this issue. Stop spending is the only thing that matters.

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