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Nine Republicans in the House of Representatives have voted against a bill that aims to facilitate the purchase of baby formula for those on low-income federal support programs.
The Access to Baby Formula Act, also known as H.R. 7791, would allow low-income women to buy more baby formula through the federal Women, Infant and Children (WIC) program. It received a 414-9 bipartisan support in a House vote on Wednesday amid the formula shortage crisis in the country.
The nine lawmakers who voted about the bill were all Republicans. They are: Reps. Andy Biggs (Arizona), Lauren Boebert (Colorado), Matt Gaetz (Florida), Louie Gohmert (Texas), Paul Gosar (Arizona), Marjorie Taylor Greene (Georgia), Clay Higgins (Louisiana), Thomas Massie (Kentucky) and Chip Roy (Texas).
These Nine Republicans Voted Against Expanding Access to Baby Formula
Matt Gaetz, Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene were among those who voted against passing the Access to Baby Formula Act.www.newsweek.com
The nine House Republicans who voted against formula for lower-income babies are also supporters of the coup to overturn the 2020 election and have been supportive of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Republicans claim that Trumpism is freedom, but it is actually an ideology that justifies starving babies. MAGA supports baby-killing through starvation, which is no different from Stalinist Russia or Mao’s China.
Yesterday, 192 “Pro-Life” House Republicans voted against formula for starving babies (H.R. 7790). Here are their names:Nine Republicans in the House of Representatives have voted against a bill that aims to facilitate the purchase of baby formula for those on low-income federal support programs.
The Access to Baby Formula Act, also known as H.R. 7791, would allow low-income women to buy more baby formula through the federal Women, Infant and Children (WIC) program. It received a 414-9 bipartisan support in a House vote on Wednesday amid the formula shortage crisis in the country.
The nine lawmakers who voted about the bill were all Republicans. They are: Reps. Andy Biggs (Arizona), Lauren Boebert (Colorado), Matt Gaetz (Florida), Louie Gohmert (Texas), Paul Gosar (Arizona), Marjorie Taylor Greene (Georgia), Clay Higgins (Louisiana), Thomas Massie (Kentucky) and Chip Roy (Texas).
These Nine Republicans Voted Against Expanding Access to Baby Formula
Matt Gaetz, Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene were among those who voted against passing the Access to Baby Formula Act.www.newsweek.com
The nine House Republicans who voted against formula for lower-income babies are also supporters of the coup to overturn the 2020 election and have been supportive of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Republicans claim that Trumpism is freedom, but it is actually an ideology that justifies starving babies. MAGA supports baby-killing through starvation, which is no different from Stalinist Russia or Mao’s China.
Too bad we cab't have a mass firing squadYesterday, 192 “Pro-Life” House Republicans voted against formula for starving babies (H.R. 7790). Here are their names:
Rep. Aderholt (R - Alabama) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Allen (R - Georgia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Amodei (R - Nevada) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Armstrong (R - North Dakota) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Babin (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Baird (R - Indiana) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Balderson (R - Ohio) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Banks (R - Indiana) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Barr (R - Kentucky) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Bentz (R - Oregon) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Bergman (R - Michigan) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Bice (R - Oklahoma) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Biggs (R - Arizona) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Bilirakis (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Bishop (R - North Carolina) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Boebert (R - Colorado) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Bost (R - Illinois) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Brady (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Brooks (R - Alabama) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Buchanan (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Buck (R - Colorado) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Bucshon (R - Indiana) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Budd (R - North Carolina) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Burchett (R - Tennessee) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Burgess (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Calvert (R - California) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Cammack (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Carey (R - Ohio) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Carl (R - Alabama) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Carter (R - Georgia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Carter (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Cawthorn (R - North Carolina) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Chabot (R - Ohio) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Cheney (R - Wyoming) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Cline (R - Virginia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Cloud (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Clyde (R - Georgia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Cole (R - Oklahoma) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Comer (R - Kentucky) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Crawford (R - Arkansas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Crenshaw (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Curtis (R - Utah) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Davidson (R - Ohio) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Davis, Rodney (R - Illinois) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. DesJarlais (R - Tennessee) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Diaz-Balart (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Donalds (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Duncan (R - South Carolina) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Dunn (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Ellzey (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Emmer (R - Minnesota) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Estes (R - Kansas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Fallon (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Feenstra (R - Iowa) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Ferguson (R - Georgia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Fischbach (R - Minnesota) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Fitzgerald (R - Wisconsin) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Fleischmann (R - Tennessee) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Franklin, C. Scott (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Fulcher (R - Idaho) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Gaetz (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Gallagher (R - Wisconsin) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Garbarino (R - New York) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Garcia (R - California) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Gibbs (R - Ohio) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Gimenez (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Gohmert (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Gonzales, Tony (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Good (R - Virginia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Gooden (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Gosar (R - Arizona) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Granger (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Graves (R - Louisiana) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Graves (R - Missouri) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Green (R - Tennessee) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Greene (R - Georgia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Griffith (R - Virginia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Grothman (R - Wisconsin) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Guest (R - Mississippi) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Guthrie (R - Kentucky) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Harris (R - Maryland) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Harshbarger (R - Tennessee) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Hartzler (R - Missouri) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Hern (R - Oklahoma) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Herrell (R - New Mexico) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Herrera Beutler (R - Washington) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Hice (R - Georgia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Higgins (R - Louisiana) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Hill (R - Arkansas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Hinson (R - Iowa) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Hudson (R - North Carolina) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Huizenga (R - Michigan) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Issa (R - California) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Jackson (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Jacobs (R - New York) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Johnson (R - Louisiana) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Johnson (R - Ohio) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Johnson (R - South Dakota) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Jordan (R - Ohio) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Joyce (R - Ohio) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Joyce (R - Pennsylvania) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Keller (R - Pennsylvania) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Kelly (R - Mississippi) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Kelly (R - Pennsylvania) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Kim (R - California) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Kustoff (R - Tennessee) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. LaHood (R - Illinois) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. LaMalfa (R - California) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Lamborn (R - Colorado) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Latta (R - Ohio) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. LaTurner (R - Kansas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Lesko (R - Arizona) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Letlow (R - Louisiana) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Long (R - Missouri) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Loudermilk (R - Georgia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Lucas (R - Oklahoma) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Luetkemeyer (R - Missouri) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Mace (R - South Carolina) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Malliotakis (R - New York) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Mann (R - Kansas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Massie (R - Kentucky) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Mast (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. McCarthy (R - California) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. McCaul (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. McClain (R - Michigan) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. McClintock (R - California) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. McHenry (R - North Carolina) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Meijer (R - Michigan) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Meuser (R - Pennsylvania) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Miller (R - Illinois) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Miller (R - West Virginia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Miller-Meeks (R - Iowa) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Moolenaar (R - Michigan) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Mooney (R - West Virginia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Moore (R - Alabama) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Moore (R - Utah) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Mullin (R - Oklahoma) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Murphy (R - North Carolina) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Nehls (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Newhouse (R - Washington) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Norman (R - South Carolina) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Obernolte (R - California) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Owens (R - Utah) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Palmer (R - Alabama) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Pence (R - Indiana) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Perry (R - Pennsylvania) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Pfluger (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Posey (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Reschenthaler (R - Pennsylvania) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Rodgers (R - Washington) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Rogers (R - Alabama) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Rogers (R - Kentucky) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Rose (R - Tennessee) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Rosendale (R - Montana) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Rouzer (R - North Carolina) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Roy (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Salazar (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Scalise (R - Louisiana) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Schweikert (R - Arizona) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Scott, Austin (R - Georgia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Sessions (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Simpson (R - Idaho) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Smith (R - Missouri) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Smith (R - Nebraska) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Smucker (R - Pennsylvania) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Spartz (R - Indiana) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Stauber (R - Minnesota) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Steel (R - California) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Stefanik (R - New York) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Steil (R - Wisconsin) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Steube (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Stewart (R - Utah) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Taylor (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Tenney (R - New York) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Thompson (R - Pennsylvania) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Tiffany (R - Wisconsin) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Timmons (R - South Carolina) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Valadao (R - California) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Van Drew (R - New Jersey) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Van Duyne (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Walberg (R - Michigan) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Walorski (R - Indiana) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Waltz (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Weber (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Webster (R - Florida) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Wenstrup (R - Ohio) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Westerman (R - Arkansas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Williams (R - Texas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Wilson (R - South Carolina) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Wittman (R - Virginia) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Womack (R - Arkansas) Voted NAY on formula for babies
Rep. Zeldin (R - New York) Voted NAY on formula for babies
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Those are some whopper LIES even for you people. Look there's your credibility circling the drain.Republicans claim that Trumpism is freedom, but it is actually an ideology that justifies starving babies. MAGA supports baby-killing through starvation, which is no different from Stalinist Russia or Mao’s China.
babies are overrated
just kidding, we just had one
If it ain't on the shelf nobody can buy it, Moron.Nine Republicans in the House of Representatives have voted against a bill that aims to facilitate the purchase of baby formula for those on low-income federal support programs.
The Access to Baby Formula Act, also known as H.R. 7791, would allow low-income women to buy more baby formula through the federal Women, Infant and Children (WIC) program. It received a 414-9 bipartisan support in a House vote on Wednesday amid the formula shortage crisis in the country.
The nine lawmakers who voted about the bill were all Republicans. They are: Reps. Andy Biggs (Arizona), Lauren Boebert (Colorado), Matt Gaetz (Florida), Louie Gohmert (Texas), Paul Gosar (Arizona), Marjorie Taylor Greene (Georgia), Clay Higgins (Louisiana), Thomas Massie (Kentucky) and Chip Roy (Texas).
These Nine Republicans Voted Against Expanding Access to Baby Formula
Matt Gaetz, Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene were among those who voted against passing the Access to Baby Formula Act.www.newsweek.com
The nine House Republicans who voted against formula for lower-income babies are also supporters of the coup to overturn the 2020 election and have been supportive of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Republicans claim that Trumpism is freedom, but it is actually an ideology that justifies starving babies. MAGA supports baby-killing through starvation, which is no different from Stalinist Russia or Mao’s China.
Thomas Massie is basically a libertarian. He likely voted against it because he prefers as little government involvement as possible. It's also consistent with the idea of staying out of the Ukraine conflict. Libertarians generally prefer to stay out of foreign conflicts overall and like to avoid "entangling alliances."Nine Republicans in the House of Representatives have voted against a bill that aims to facilitate the purchase of baby formula for those on low-income federal support programs.
The Access to Baby Formula Act, also known as H.R. 7791, would allow low-income women to buy more baby formula through the federal Women, Infant and Children (WIC) program. It received a 414-9 bipartisan support in a House vote on Wednesday amid the formula shortage crisis in the country.
The nine lawmakers who voted about the bill were all Republicans. They are: Reps. Andy Biggs (Arizona), Lauren Boebert (Colorado), Matt Gaetz (Florida), Louie Gohmert (Texas), Paul Gosar (Arizona), Marjorie Taylor Greene (Georgia), Clay Higgins (Louisiana), Thomas Massie (Kentucky) and Chip Roy (Texas).
These Nine Republicans Voted Against Expanding Access to Baby Formula
Matt Gaetz, Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene were among those who voted against passing the Access to Baby Formula Act.www.newsweek.com
The nine House Republicans who voted against formula for lower-income babies are also supporters of the coup to overturn the 2020 election and have been supportive of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Republicans claim that Trumpism is freedom, but it is actually an ideology that justifies starving babies. MAGA supports baby-killing through starvation, which is no different from Stalinist Russia or Mao’s China.
The nine House Republicans who voted against formula for lower-income babies
Back up your claim or I will be forced to call you a liar to your faceYou're a dumbass, they hid a 28 million dollar allotment to enlarge the FDA.
Back up your claim or I will be forced to call you a liar to your face
JustAGuy1;
no animosity intended
or implied
so help me God
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HEB carries a boost.If it ain't on the shelf nobody can buy it, Moron.
Good, illegals can get their own formula without US citizens paying for it doofus. Way to go Forrest.Nine Republicans in the House of Representatives have voted against a bill that aims to facilitate the purchase of baby formula for those on low-income federal support programs.
The Access to Baby Formula Act, also known as H.R. 7791, would allow low-income women to buy more baby formula through the federal Women, Infant and Children (WIC) program. It received a 414-9 bipartisan support in a House vote on Wednesday amid the formula shortage crisis in the country.
The nine lawmakers who voted about the bill were all Republicans. They are: Reps. Andy Biggs (Arizona), Lauren Boebert (Colorado), Matt Gaetz (Florida), Louie Gohmert (Texas), Paul Gosar (Arizona), Marjorie Taylor Greene (Georgia), Clay Higgins (Louisiana), Thomas Massie (Kentucky) and Chip Roy (Texas).
These Nine Republicans Voted Against Expanding Access to Baby Formula
Matt Gaetz, Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene were among those who voted against passing the Access to Baby Formula Act.www.newsweek.com
The nine House Republicans who voted against formula for lower-income babies are also supporters of the coup to overturn the 2020 election and have been supportive of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Republicans claim that Trumpism is freedom, but it is actually an ideology that justifies starving babies. MAGA supports baby-killing through starvation, which is no different from Stalinist Russia or Mao’s China.