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Republicans Who Voted Against 9/11 Families Tweeted "Never Forget" Today (9/11)
https://meidasnews.com/news/republicans-who-voted-against-9-11-families-tweeted-never-forget-todayIn 2022, 30 Republicans voted against the Fairness for 9/11 Families Act that provided compensation and relief to the victims of 9/11 and their surviving family members, including widows and dependent children. Some of those same Republicans that voted against 9/11 victims and their families are posting about 9/11 today, and MeidasTouch is, once again, exposing their hypocrisy.
Many of these same Republicans are posting sentiments like "never forget," but their voting record proves that they did forget. Many of the them are still serving in Congress this term. However, some lost their re-election bids or decided to retire.
Here is the full list of those who voted against 9/11 families and their tweets about the terrorist attack. Some of them chose not to tweet about it at all:
Many of these same Republicans are posting sentiments like "never forget," but their voting record proves that they did forget. Many of the them are still serving in Congress this term. However, some lost their re-election bids or decided to retire.
Here is the full list of those who voted against 9/11 families and their tweets about the terrorist attack. Some of them chose not to tweet about it at all:
Tweets are shown at the link above.
Jodey Arrington, Texas
Andy Biggs, Arizona (also running for governor)
Dan Bishop, North Carolina (currently Trump's Deputy Director of OMB)
Lauren Boebert, Colorado
Mo Brooks, Alabama (no longer in office)
Ken Buck, Colorado (no longer in office)
Tim Burchett, Tennessee
Michael Cloud, Texas
Andrew Clyde, Georgia
James Comer, Kentucky (AHEM)
Dan Crenshaw, Texas
Warren Davidson, Ohio
Louie Gohmert, Texas (no longer in office)
Mark Green, Tennessee
Glenn Grothman, Wisconsin
Andy Harris, Maryland
Diana Harshbarger, Tennessee
Jody Hice, Georgia (no longer in office)
Blaine Luetkemeyer, Missouri (no longer in office)
Thomas Massie, Kentucky
Greg Murphy, North Carolina
Troy Nehls, Texas
Ralph Norman, South Carolina (also running for governor)
Bill Posey, Florida (no longer in office)
Tom Rice, South Carolina (no longer in office)
John Rose, Tennessee (also running for governor)
Chip Roy, Texas (also running for attorney general)
Van Taylor, Texas (no longer in office)
Michael Turner, Ohio
Daniel Webster, Florida
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