Who Are The 18 Republican Traitors Who Voted Yes On Democrat-Communist Bill?

[Biff_Poindexter]

Bipartisan infrastructure deal sails through first Senate vote

The chamber voted to move forward Wednesday night after negotiators came to an agreement on key issues.

www.politico.com

"The Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure deal finally moved forward on Wednesday night after weeks of grueling negotiations, handing a group of centrists and President Joe Biden a major win. Though the legislation is still unfinished and failed just a week ago, more than a dozen Republicans took the plunge and voted to break an initial filibuster on the bill. Among them was Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) Negotiators acknowledge that many steps remain before the legislation heads to Biden's desk, but they celebrated Wednesday's vote as a win for bipartisanship."

These are the weak, foolish and dumb RINO Senators who voted yes on moving this bill forward:

Roy Blunt (Mo.),
Richard Burr (N.C.),
Shelley Moore Capito (W.Va.),
Bill Cassidy (La.),
Susan Collins (Maine),
Kevin Cramer (N.D.),
Mike Crapo (Idaho),
Lindsey Graham (S.C.),
Chuck Grassley (Iowa),
John Hoeven (N.D.),
Mike Rounds (S.D.),
Lisa Murkowski (Alaska),
Rob Portman (Ohio),
Jim Risch (Idaho),
Mitt Romney (Utah),
Thom Tillis (N.C.) Todd Young (Ind.)
Mitch McConnell (Ky.)

How can you not have; let alone vote on, a single infrastructure bill during Trump's whole administration (despite being told every other week was infrastructure week) -- but vote yes to move an infrastructure bill for a Democrat? This makes Biden look like he is effective at getting bipartisan support on something...that is basically treason.

On the bright side; brave conservative Senator, Krysten Sinema said she will vote against passing the 3.5 trillion dollar infrastructure bill thru budget reconciliation; despite it having majority support among her constituents, because her donors told her to....so that is a small victory.

 

[itfitzme]

Bipartisan infrastructure deal sails through first Senate vote

The chamber voted to move forward Wednesday night after negotiators came to an agreement on key issues.

www.politico.com

"The Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure deal finally moved forward on Wednesday night after weeks of grueling negotiations, handing a group of centrists and President Joe Biden a major win. Though the legislation is still unfinished and failed just a week ago, more than a dozen Republicans took the plunge and voted to break an initial filibuster on the bill. Among them was Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) Negotiators acknowledge that many steps remain before the legislation heads to Biden's desk, but they celebrated Wednesday's vote as a win for bipartisanship."

These are the weak, foolish and dumb RINO Senators who voted yes on moving this bill forward:

Roy Blunt (Mo.),
Richard Burr (N.C.),
Shelley Moore Capito (W.Va.),
Bill Cassidy (La.),
Susan Collins (Maine),
Kevin Cramer (N.D.),
Mike Crapo (Idaho),
Lindsey Graham (S.C.),
Chuck Grassley (Iowa),
John Hoeven (N.D.),
Mike Rounds (S.D.),
Lisa Murkowski (Alaska),
Rob Portman (Ohio),
Jim Risch (Idaho),
Mitt Romney (Utah),
Thom Tillis (N.C.) Todd Young (Ind.)
Mitch McConnell (Ky.)

How can you not have; let alone vote on, a single infrastructure bill during Trump's whole administration (despite being told every other week was infrastructure week) -- but vote yes to move an infrastructure bill for a Democrat? This makes Biden look like he is effective at getting bipartisan support on something...that is basically treason.

On the bright side; brave conservative Senator, Krysten Sinema said she will vote against passing the 3.5 trillion dollar infrastructure bill thru budget reconciliation; despite it having majority support among her constituents, because her donors told her to....so that is a small victory.

Why do you hate America and American's so much?

 

[Claudette]

Has anyone seen this bill??

I'm wondering just how much infrastructure is actually in it and how much socialist bull shit we don't need is in it??

Last I heard only 5% of it was for actual infrastructure repair.

 

[Devils_Advocate]

Why do you hate America and American's so much?

He doesn’t and Biff just has a different political opinion than yours and write it in satire form.

 

[Sinajuavi]

Bipartisan infrastructure deal sails through first Senate vote

The chamber voted to move forward Wednesday night after negotiators came to an agreement on key issues.

www.politico.com

"The Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure deal finally moved forward on Wednesday night after weeks of grueling negotiations, handing a group of centrists and President Joe Biden a major win. Though the legislation is still unfinished and failed just a week ago, more than a dozen Republicans took the plunge and voted to break an initial filibuster on the bill. Among them was Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) Negotiators acknowledge that many steps remain before the legislation heads to Biden's desk, but they celebrated Wednesday's vote as a win for bipartisanship."

These are the weak, foolish and dumb RINO Senators who voted yes on moving this bill forward:

Roy Blunt (Mo.),
Richard Burr (N.C.),
Shelley Moore Capito (W.Va.),
Bill Cassidy (La.),
Susan Collins (Maine),
Kevin Cramer (N.D.),
Mike Crapo (Idaho),
Lindsey Graham (S.C.),
Chuck Grassley (Iowa),
John Hoeven (N.D.),
Mike Rounds (S.D.),
Lisa Murkowski (Alaska),
Rob Portman (Ohio),
Jim Risch (Idaho),
Mitt Romney (Utah),
Thom Tillis (N.C.) Todd Young (Ind.)
Mitch McConnell (Ky.)

How can you not have; let alone vote on, a single infrastructure bill during Trump's whole administration (despite being told every other week was infrastructure week) -- but vote yes to move an infrastructure bill for a Democrat? This makes Biden look like he is effective at getting bipartisan support on something...that is basically treason.

On the bright side; brave conservative Senator, Krysten Sinema said she will vote against passing the 3.5 trillion dollar infrastructure bill thru budget reconciliation; despite it having majority support among her constituents, because her donors told her to....so that is a small victory.

Yes, you RepubliQan traitors of course wish to obstruct everything, get nothing done and let the country rot, as it's rotted for 4 years now. Fascist corporate-shill QOP representatives work ONLY for billionaires. Voting for them is treasonous. Wake up, fool!

 

[Sinajuavi]

Has anyone seen this bill??

I'm wondering just how much infrastructure is actually in it and how much socialist bull shit we don't need is in it??

Last I heard only 5% of it was for actual infrastructure repair.

You do not know what socialism is. You wish for govt to be nothing but a service agency for corporate interests. That is FAR from patriotic, fool.

 

[Devils_Advocate]

Yes, you RepubliQan traitors of course wish to obstruct everything, get nothing done and let the country rot, as it's rotted for 4 years now. Fascist corporate-shill QOP representatives work ONLY for billionaires. Voting for them is treasonous. Wake up, fool!

Anyone with half of a brain would see that Biff OP is satire against the GOP so he could bait the less intelligent into attacking him, so seeing I am not the brightest bulb in the wood shed and I know this should tell you how dim witted you are for attacking a satire piece…

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Has anyone seen this bill??

I'm wondering just how much infrastructure is actually in it and how much socialist bull shit we don't need is in it??

Last I heard only 5% of it was for actual infrastructure repair.

The bi partisan one is actually infrastructure you are thinking of the democrats 3 trillion dollar boondangle bill

 

[Devils_Advocate]

You do not know what socialism is. You wish for govt to be nothing but a service agency for corporate interests. That is FAR from patriotic, fool.

And it could be said you only want the Government to make your choices for you as long as it is done by those you voted for.

Pork Barrel spending is never needed and it is clear we need to work on rebuilding America but we shouldn’t waste future generations tax dollars on Pork!

 

[RetiredGySgt]

And it could be said you only want the Government to make your choices for you as long as it is done by those you voted for.

Pork Barrel spending is never needed and it is clear we need to work on rebuilding America but we shouldn’t waste future generations tax dollars on Pork!

it is worse then pork it gives millions to democratic organizations.

 

[pknopp]

Vote on a bill during Trump's term? I thought these bill were Communist?

 

[Devils_Advocate]

it is worse then pork it gives millions to democratic organizations.

Not surprising at all and it is what Democrats and Republicans do whenever either party has the checkbook…

 

[surada]

Anyone with half of a brain would see that Biff OP is satire against the GOP so he could bait the less intelligent into attacking him, so seeing I am not the brightest bulb in the wood shed and I know this should tell you how dim witted you are for attacking a satire piece…

Very few people can write satire although many try.

 

[JGalt]

Yes, you RepubliQan traitors of course wish to obstruct everything, get nothing done and let the country rot, as it's rotted for 4 years now. Fascist corporate-shill QOP representatives work ONLY for billionaires. Voting for them is treasonous. Wake up, fool!

Dude, Occupy Wall Street called. They said it's not the 90's any more and they want their cheap commie colloquialisms back.

Bernie called too. he said if you don't quit stealing his material, you'll hear from his lawyers.

 

[citygator]

Has anyone seen this bill??

I'm wondering just how much infrastructure is actually in it and how much socialist bull shit we don't need is in it??

Last I heard only 5% of it was for actual infrastructure repair.

Nope. You’re wrong. LMGTFY
The agreement includes $110 billion for roads, $73 billion for power grid spending, $66 billion for railways, $65 billion to expand broadband access, $55 billion for clean drinking water, $50 billion for environmental resiliency, $39 billion for public transit and $25 billion for airports, the White House said.

U.S. Senate advances roughly $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill

A roughly $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure investment bill advanced in the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, passing a key milestone that moves the emerging legislation toward formal debate and possible passage.

www.reuters.com

 

[rightwinger]

Bipartisan infrastructure deal sails through first Senate vote

The chamber voted to move forward Wednesday night after negotiators came to an agreement on key issues.

www.politico.com

"The Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure deal finally moved forward on Wednesday night after weeks of grueling negotiations, handing a group of centrists and President Joe Biden a major win. Though the legislation is still unfinished and failed just a week ago, more than a dozen Republicans took the plunge and voted to break an initial filibuster on the bill. Among them was Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) Negotiators acknowledge that many steps remain before the legislation heads to Biden's desk, but they celebrated Wednesday's vote as a win for bipartisanship."

These are the weak, foolish and dumb RINO Senators who voted yes on moving this bill forward:

Roy Blunt (Mo.),
Richard Burr (N.C.),
Shelley Moore Capito (W.Va.),
Bill Cassidy (La.),
Susan Collins (Maine),
Kevin Cramer (N.D.),
Mike Crapo (Idaho),
Lindsey Graham (S.C.),
Chuck Grassley (Iowa),
John Hoeven (N.D.),
Mike Rounds (S.D.),
Lisa Murkowski (Alaska),
Rob Portman (Ohio),
Jim Risch (Idaho),
Mitt Romney (Utah),
Thom Tillis (N.C.) Todd Young (Ind.)
Mitch McConnell (Ky.)

How can you not have; let alone vote on, a single infrastructure bill during Trump's whole administration (despite being told every other week was infrastructure week) -- but vote yes to move an infrastructure bill for a Democrat? This makes Biden look like he is effective at getting bipartisan support on something...that is basically treason.

On the bright side; brave conservative Senator, Krysten Sinema said she will vote against passing the 3.5 trillion dollar infrastructure bill thru budget reconciliation; despite it having majority support among her constituents, because her donors told her to....so that is a small victory.

Why, on earth, would you oppose it?

 

[Astrostar]

Bipartisan infrastructure deal sails through first Senate vote

The chamber voted to move forward Wednesday night after negotiators came to an agreement on key issues.

www.politico.com

"The Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure deal finally moved forward on Wednesday night after weeks of grueling negotiations, handing a group of centrists and President Joe Biden a major win. Though the legislation is still unfinished and failed just a week ago, more than a dozen Republicans took the plunge and voted to break an initial filibuster on the bill. Among them was Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) Negotiators acknowledge that many steps remain before the legislation heads to Biden's desk, but they celebrated Wednesday's vote as a win for bipartisanship."

These are the weak, foolish and dumb RINO Senators who voted yes on moving this bill forward:

Roy Blunt (Mo.),
Richard Burr (N.C.),
Shelley Moore Capito (W.Va.),
Bill Cassidy (La.),
Susan Collins (Maine),
Kevin Cramer (N.D.),
Mike Crapo (Idaho),
Lindsey Graham (S.C.),
Chuck Grassley (Iowa),
John Hoeven (N.D.),
Mike Rounds (S.D.),
Lisa Murkowski (Alaska),
Rob Portman (Ohio),
Jim Risch (Idaho),
Mitt Romney (Utah),
Thom Tillis (N.C.) Todd Young (Ind.)in Texas
Mitch McConnell (Ky.)

How can you not have; let alone vote on, a single infrastruct

ure bill during Trump's whole administration (despite being told every other week was infrastructure week) -- but vote yes to move an infrastructure bill for a Democrat? This makes Biden look like he is effective at getting bipartisan support on something...that is basically treason.

On the bright side; brave conservative Senator, Krysten Sinema said she will vote against passing the 3.5 trillion dollar infrastructure bill thru budget reconciliation; despite it having majority support among her constituents, because her donors told her to....so that is a small victory.

Another great win for President Biden has the Trump Cult in panic mode. It's more than obvious, especially after the Trump melt down in Texas, that normal, rational Republicans have seen the handwriting on the wall of President Biden's love by the majority of Americans and their support for his anti-Trump agenda.

Can't wait for 2024 and another massive Trump humiliation! Bigly!!!

 

[citygator]

Another great win for President Biden has the Trump Cult in panic mode. It's more than obvious, especially after the Trump melt down in Texas, that normal, rational Republicans have seen the handwriting on the wall of President Biden's love by the majority of Americans and their support for his anti-Trump agenda.

Can't wait for 2024 and another massive Trump humiliation! Bigly!!!

I’d like to correct you. “Another great win for America”.

 

[Mac1958]

Bipartisan infrastructure deal sails through first Senate vote

The chamber voted to move forward Wednesday night after negotiators came to an agreement on key issues.

www.politico.com

"The Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure deal finally moved forward on Wednesday night after weeks of grueling negotiations, handing a group of centrists and President Joe Biden a major win. Though the legislation is still unfinished and failed just a week ago, more than a dozen Republicans took the plunge and voted to break an initial filibuster on the bill. Among them was Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) Negotiators acknowledge that many steps remain before the legislation heads to Biden's desk, but they celebrated Wednesday's vote as a win for bipartisanship."

These are the weak, foolish and dumb RINO Senators who voted yes on moving this bill forward:

Roy Blunt (Mo.),
Richard Burr (N.C.),
Shelley Moore Capito (W.Va.),
Bill Cassidy (La.),
Susan Collins (Maine),
Kevin Cramer (N.D.),
Mike Crapo (Idaho),
Lindsey Graham (S.C.),
Chuck Grassley (Iowa),
John Hoeven (N.D.),
Mike Rounds (S.D.),
Lisa Murkowski (Alaska),
Rob Portman (Ohio),
Jim Risch (Idaho),
Mitt Romney (Utah),
Thom Tillis (N.C.) Todd Young (Ind.)
Mitch McConnell (Ky.)

How can you not have; let alone vote on, a single infrastructure bill during Trump's whole administration (despite being told every other week was infrastructure week) -- but vote yes to move an infrastructure bill for a Democrat? This makes Biden look like he is effective at getting bipartisan support on something...that is basically treason.

On the bright side; brave conservative Senator, Krysten Sinema said she will vote against passing the 3.5 trillion dollar infrastructure bill thru budget reconciliation; despite it having majority support among her constituents, because her donors told her to....so that is a small victory.

Yeah, here come the Trumpster primary competitors.

Quite the freak show on the way, no doubt.

 

[JGalt]

Nope. You’re wrong. LMGTFY
The agreement includes $110 billion for roads, $73 billion for power grid spending, $66 billion for railways, $65 billion to expand broadband access, $55 billion for clean drinking water, $50 billion for environmental resiliency, $39 billion for public transit and $25 billion for airports, the White House said.

U.S. Senate advances roughly $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill

A roughly $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure investment bill advanced in the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, passing a key milestone that moves the emerging legislation toward formal debate and possible passage.

www.reuters.com

That's only $418 billion. Where's the rest of it going?