We Must Push Republicans To Pass Remaining Appropriations

128 House Republicans Voted for a 45 Day Continuing Resolution to prevent a Government Shutdown so that they can "pass the remaining Appropriation Bills" and Send them to the Senate. We must pressure them to get to work TODAY!

 

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As of September 30, 2023, the US House of Representatives has passed four out of the 12 required appropriations bills for fiscal year 2024. The passed bills include:

1. H.R. 4665 - Department of State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2024
2. H.R. 4365 - Department of Defense Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2024
3. H.R. 4367 - Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2024
4. H.R. 4366 - Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2024

This means that there are still eight appropriations bills that have not yet been passed by the US House of Representative.

As of September 30, 2023, the US House of Representatives has not yet passed the following eight appropriations bills for fiscal year 2024:

1. Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill
2. Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill
3. Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill
4. Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Bill
5. Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill
6. Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill
7. Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill
8. Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill

These bills are necessary to fund various federal agencies and activities for the upcoming fiscal year.  The PLAN is to delay passage again until right before Thanksgiving then push for another Continuing Resolution through Christmas with NO CUTS - NO BORDER CONTROL - then pass more spending before New Years when you aren't paying Attention! That is why WE must ACT NOW!
 

IF YOUR CONGRESSMAN IS ON THIS LIST OF 128 WHO VOTED YES ON THE CONTINUING RESOLUTION SATURDAY - CALL/WRITE TO THEM NOW AND DEMAND THAT THEY GET TO WORK THIS WEEK!
 CLICK ON THEIR NAME OR CLICK HERE FOR CONTACT INFORMATION:

(Click Here for a List of the 90 Republicans who Voted NO - Call them and thank them!)
 

Alford	Missouri
Allen	Georgia
Amodei	Nevada
Armstrong	North Dakota
Arrington	Texas
Bacon	Nebraska
Baird	Indiana
Balderson	Ohio
Barr	Kentucky
Bentz	Oregon
Bergman	Michigan
Bice	Oklahoma
Bilirakis	Florida
Buchanan	Florida
Bucshon	Indiana
Burgess	Texas
Calvert	California
Carey	Ohio
Carl	Alabama
Chavez-DeRemer	Oregon
Ciscomani	Arizona
Cole	Oklahoma
Comer	Kentucky
Crawford	Arkansas
Crenshaw	Texas
Curtis	Utah
D'Esposito	New York
De La Cruz	Texas
Diaz-Balart	Florida
Duarte	California
Dunn (FL)	Florida
Edwards	North Carolina
Ellzey	Texas
Emmer	Minnesota
Feenstra	Iowa
Ferguson	Georgia
Finstad	Minnesota
Fischbach	Minnesota
Fitzpatrick	Pennsylvania
Fleischmann	Tennessee
Flood	Nebraska
Foxx	North Carolina
Gallagher	Wisconsin
Garbarino	New York
Garcia, Mike	California
Gimenez	Florida
Granger	Texas
Graves (LA)	Louisiana
Graves (MO)	Missouri
Grothman	Wisconsin
Guthrie	Kentucky
Hill	Arkansas
Hinson	Iowa
Houchin	Indiana
Hudson	North Carolina
Huizenga	Michigan
Issa	California
James	Michigan
Johnson (OH)	Ohio
Johnson (SD)	South Dakota
Joyce (OH)	Ohio
Kean (NJ)	New Jersey
Kelly (PA)	Pennsylvania
Kiggans (VA)	Virginia
Kiley	California
Kim (CA)	California
Kustoff	Tennessee
LaLota	New York
LaMalfa	California
Lamborn	Colorado
Langworthy	New York
Latta	Ohio
LaTurner	Kansas
Lawler	New York
Lee (FL)	Florida
Letlow	Louisiana
Lucas	Oklahoma
Luetkemeyer	Missouri
Malliotakis	New York
McCarthy	California
McCaul	Texas
McClintock	California
McHenry	North Carolina
Meuser	Pennsylvania
Miller (OH)	Ohio
Miller (WV)	West Virginia
Miller-Meeks	Iowa
Molinaro	New York
Moore (UT)	Utah
Newhouse	Washington
Nunn (IA)	Iowa
Owens	Utah
Reschenthaler	Pennsylvania
Rodgers (WA)	Washington
Rogers (AL)	Alabama
Rogers (KY)	Kentucky
Rouzer	North Carolina
Rutherford	Florida
Salazar	Florida
Santos	New York
Scalise	Louisiana
Scott, Austin	Georgia
Sessions	Texas
Simpson	Idaho
Smith (MO)	Missouri
Smith (NE)	Nebraska
Smith (NJ)	New Jersey
Smucker	Pennsylvania
Stauber	Minnesota
Steel	California
Stefanik	New York
Steil	Wisconsin
Strong	Alabama
Tenney	New York
Thompson (PA)	Pennsylvania
Turner	Ohio
Valadao	California
Van Orden	Wisconsin
Wagner	Missouri
Walberg	Michigan
Wenstrup	Ohio
Westerman	Arkansas
Williams (NY)	New York
Wilson (SC)	South Carolina
Wittman	Virginia
Womack	Arkansas