House passes bill to avoid a shutdown, sending it to the Senate hours before the deadline

[Wicked Blue]

Source: NBC

WASHINGTON — The Republican-controlled House on Friday evening passed a short-term bill to avert a government shutdown, just hours ahead of a deadline that would force U.S. troops, border patrol agents, air traffic controllers and millions of other federal workers to work without pay during the holidays.

The vote was 366-34, capping a tumultuous week in the House that foreshadowed how the new Congress in January might deal with a mercurial Donald Trump back in the White House. A two-thirds vote was needed because the bill came to the floor under a fast-track process.

The legislation now heads to the Senate which must pass it before 12:01 a.m. to avert a shutdown.

The package funds the government at current levels through March 14, and includes disaster aid and a farm bill — while stripping out a debt limit extension demanded by Trump earlier in the week.

Read more: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/uncertainty-reigns-capitol-hill-government-shutdown-deadline-trump-rcna185006

[bucolic_frolic]

1. Markets rallied all day, sort of anticipating this action

So when Eloon and the Buffoon stop meddling, Congress can still sprint to the finish line.

[doc03]

2. This means President Musk will be forced to raise the debt limit in March n t

[jimfields33]

8. June is the debt increase.

March is for the next CR.

[cstanleytech]

9. They'll still be forced to do it or watch their majority die in the Senate and House in 4 years.

[jimfields33]

10. I think it will be another last minute chaos disaster.

[JMCKUSICK]

14. not to sound contrarian,

Dems should extract every pound of flesh for that increase that they can. That's what trump is petrified of.
No more adults in the room crap.

[kelly1mm]

27. He will use the 'Trillion Dollar Coin' trick to bypass the debt ceiling. That plan was pretty popular here on DU

the past couple of years.

[JMCKUSICK]

30. President can't just invent a coin?(God I Hope)

completely ignorant on the subject

[COL Mustard]

39. Never underestimate the stupidity of American voters

Don’t you remember what happened in November?

[dweller]

3. 🖕🏻You vp Pisswig and p resident musk

🖕🏻🖕🏻 To you both



Dems rule , that is all



✌🏻

[orleans]

4. ooohh...i bet trump is mad. and eloon too.

mad enuf for a heart attack and a brain aneurysm

[in2herbs]

6. My xmas wish!! nt

[orleans]

5. i wonder who did NOT vote for it nt

[LiberalArkie]

7. Here ya go

https://clerk.house.gov/Votes/2024517

Adams Democratic North Carolina YEA
Aderholt Republican Alabama YEA
Aguilar Democratic California YEA
Alford Republican Missouri YEA
Allen Republican Georgia YEA
Allred Democratic Texas NOT VOTING
Amo Democratic Rhode Island YEA
Amodei Republican Nevada YEA
Arrington Republican Texas YEA
Auchincloss Democratic Massachusetts YEA
Babin Republican Texas YEA
Bacon Republican Nebraska YEA
Baird Republican Indiana YEA
Balderson Republican Ohio YEA
Balint Democratic Vermont YEA
Banks Republican Indiana NAY
Barr Republican Kentucky YEA
Barragán Democratic California YEA
Bean (FL) Republican Florida YEA
Beatty Democratic Ohio YEA
Bentz Republican Oregon YEA
Bera Democratic California YEA
Bergman Republican Michigan YEA
Beyer Democratic Virginia YEA
Bice Republican Oklahoma YEA
Biggs Republican Arizona NAY
Bilirakis Republican Florida YEA
Bishop (GA) Democratic Georgia YEA
Bishop (NC) Republican North Carolina NAY
Blumenauer Democratic Oregon NOT VOTING
Blunt Rochester Democratic Delaware YEA
Boebert Republican Colorado NAY
Bonamici Democratic Oregon YEA
Bost Republican Illinois YEA
Bowman Democratic New York YEA
Boyle (PA) Democratic Pennsylvania YEA
Brecheen Republican Oklahoma NAY
Brown Democratic Ohio YEA
Brownley Democratic California YEA
Buchanan Republican Florida YEA
Bucshon Republican Indiana NOT VOTING
Budzinski Democratic Illinois YEA
Burchett Republican Tennessee NAY
Burgess Republican Texas NOT VOTING
Burlison Republican Missouri NAY
Bush Democratic Missouri YEA
Calvert Republican California YEA
Cammack Republican Florida YEA
Caraveo Democratic Colorado YEA
Carbajal Democratic California YEA
Cárdenas Democratic California YEA
Carey Republican Ohio YEA
Carl Republican Alabama YEA
Carson Democratic Indiana YEA
Carter (GA) Republican Georgia YEA
Carter (LA) Democratic Louisiana YEA
Carter (TX) Republican Texas YEA
Cartwright Democratic Pennsylvania YEA
Casar Democratic Texas YEA
Case Democratic Hawaii YEA
Casten Democratic Illinois YEA
Castor (FL) Democratic Florida YEA
Castro (TX) Democratic Texas YEA
Chavez-DeRemer Republican Oregon YEA
Cherfilus-McCormick Democratic Florida YEA
Chu Democratic California YEA
Ciscomani Republican Arizona YEA
Clark (MA) Democratic Massachusetts YEA
Clarke (NY) Democratic New York YEA
Cleaver Democratic Missouri YEA
Cline Republican Virginia YEA
Cloud Republican Texas NAY
Clyburn Democratic South Carolina NOT VOTING
Clyde Republican Georgia NAY
Cohen Democratic Tennessee YEA
Cole Republican Oklahoma YEA
Collins Republican Georgia YEA
Comer Republican Kentucky YEA
Connolly Democratic Virginia YEA
Correa Democratic California YEA
Costa Democratic California NOT VOTING
Courtney Democratic Connecticut YEA
Craig Democratic Minnesota YEA
Crane Republican Arizona NAY
Crawford Republican Arkansas YEA
Crenshaw Republican Texas YEA
Crockett Democratic Texas PRESENT
Crow Democratic Colorado YEA
Cuellar Democratic Texas YEA
Curtis Republican Utah NAY
D'Esposito Republican New York YEA
Davids (KS) Democratic Kansas YEA
Davidson Republican Ohio YEA
Davis (IL) Democratic Illinois YEA
Davis (NC) Democratic North Carolina YEA
De La Cruz Republican Texas YEA
Dean (PA) Democratic Pennsylvania YEA
DeGette Democratic Colorado YEA
DeLauro Democratic Connecticut YEA
DelBene Democratic Washington YEA
Deluzio Democratic Pennsylvania YEA
DeSaulnier Democratic California YEA
DesJarlais Republican Tennessee NAY
Diaz-Balart Republican Florida YEA
Dingell Democratic Michigan YEA
Doggett Democratic Texas YEA
Donalds Republican Florida YEA
Duarte Republican California YEA
Duncan Republican South Carolina YEA
Dunn (FL) Republican Florida YEA
Edwards Republican North Carolina YEA
Ellzey Republican Texas YEA
Emmer Republican Minnesota YEA
Escobar Democratic Texas YEA
Eshoo Democratic California YEA
Espaillat Democratic New York YEA
Estes Republican Kansas YEA
Evans Democratic Pennsylvania NOT VOTING
Ezell Republican Mississippi YEA
Fallon Republican Texas NOT VOTING
Feenstra Republican Iowa YEA
Ferguson Republican Georgia NOT VOTING
Finstad Republican Minnesota YEA
Fischbach Republican Minnesota YEA
Fitzgerald Republican Wisconsin YEA
Fitzpatrick Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Fleischmann Republican Tennessee YEA
Fletcher Democratic Texas NOT VOTING
Flood Republican Nebraska YEA
Fong Republican California YEA
Foster Democratic Illinois YEA
Foushee Democratic North Carolina YEA
Foxx Republican North Carolina YEA
Frankel, Lois Democratic Florida YEA
Franklin, Scott Republican Florida YEA
Frost Democratic Florida YEA
Fry Republican South Carolina YEA
Fulcher Republican Idaho NAY
Gallego Democratic Arizona YEA
Garamendi Democratic California NOT VOTING
Garbarino Republican New York YEA
García (IL) Democratic Illinois YEA
Garcia (TX) Democratic Texas YEA
Garcia, Mike Republican California NOT VOTING
Garcia, Robert Democratic California YEA
Gimenez Republican Florida YEA
Golden (ME) Democratic Maine YEA
Goldman (NY) Democratic New York YEA
Gomez Democratic California YEA
Gonzales, Tony Republican Texas NAY
Gonzalez, V. Democratic Texas YEA
Good (VA) Republican Virginia NAY
Gooden (TX) Republican Texas NAY
Gosar Republican Arizona YEA
Gottheimer Democratic New Jersey YEA
Granger Republican Texas NOT VOTING
Graves (LA) Republican Louisiana YEA
Graves (MO) Republican Missouri YEA
Green (TN) Republican Tennessee YEA
Green, Al (TX) Democratic Texas YEA
Greene (GA) Republican Georgia NOT VOTING
Griffith Republican Virginia YEA
Grijalva Democratic Arizona NOT VOTING
Grothman Republican Wisconsin NAY
Guest Republican Mississippi YEA
Guthrie Republican Kentucky YEA
Hageman Republican Wyoming YEA
Harder (CA) Democratic California YEA
Harris Republican Maryland NAY
Harshbarger Republican Tennessee NAY
Hayes Democratic Connecticut YEA
Hern Republican Oklahoma YEA
Higgins (LA) Republican Louisiana YEA
Hill Republican Arkansas YEA
Himes Democratic Connecticut YEA
Hinson Republican Iowa YEA
Horsford Democratic Nevada YEA
Houchin Republican Indiana YEA
Houlahan Democratic Pennsylvania YEA
Hoyer Democratic Maryland YEA
Hoyle (OR) Democratic Oregon YEA
Hudson Republican North Carolina YEA
Huffman Democratic California YEA
Huizenga Republican Michigan YEA
Hunt Republican Texas NAY
Issa Republican California YEA
Ivey Democratic Maryland YEA
Jackson (IL) Democratic Illinois YEA
Jackson (NC) Democratic North Carolina YEA
Jackson (TX) Republican Texas YEA
Jacobs Democratic California YEA
James Republican Michigan YEA
Jayapal Democratic Washington YEA
Jeffries Democratic New York YEA
Johnson (GA) Democratic Georgia YEA
Johnson (LA) Republican Louisiana YEA
Johnson (SD) Republican South Dakota YEA
Jordan Republican Ohio YEA
Joyce (OH) Republican Ohio YEA
Joyce (PA) Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Kamlager-Dove Democratic California YEA
Kaptur Democratic Ohio YEA
Kean (NJ) Republican New Jersey YEA
Keating Democratic Massachusetts YEA
Kelly (IL) Democratic Illinois YEA
Kelly (MS) Republican Mississippi YEA
Kelly (PA) Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Kennedy Democratic New York YEA
Khanna Democratic California YEA
Kiggans (VA) Republican Virginia YEA
Kildee Democratic Michigan YEA
Kiley Republican California YEA
Kilmer Democratic Washington YEA
Kim (CA) Republican California YEA
Krishnamoorthi Democratic Illinois YEA
Kuster Democratic New Hampshire YEA
Kustoff Republican Tennessee YEA
LaHood Republican Illinois YEA
LaLota Republican New York YEA
LaMalfa Republican California YEA
Lamborn Republican Colorado NOT VOTING
Landsman Democratic Ohio YEA
Langworthy Republican New York YEA
Larsen (WA) Democratic Washington YEA
Larson (CT) Democratic Connecticut YEA
Latta Republican Ohio YEA
LaTurner Republican Kansas YEA
Lawler Republican New York YEA
Lee (CA) Democratic California YEA
Lee (FL) Republican Florida YEA
Lee (NV) Democratic Nevada YEA
Lee (PA) Democratic Pennsylvania YEA
Lee Carter Democratic Texas YEA
Leger Fernandez Democratic New Mexico YEA
Lesko Republican Arizona NAY
Letlow Republican Louisiana YEA
Levin Democratic California YEA
Lieu Democratic California NOT VOTING
Lofgren Democratic California YEA
Lopez Republican Colorado NAY
Loudermilk Republican Georgia YEA
Lucas Republican Oklahoma YEA
Luetkemeyer Republican Missouri NOT VOTING
Luna Republican Florida YEA
Luttrell Republican Texas YEA
Lynch Democratic Massachusetts YEA
Mace Republican South Carolina NAY
Magaziner Democratic Rhode Island YEA
Malliotakis Republican New York YEA
Maloy Republican Utah YEA
Mann Republican Kansas YEA
Manning Democratic North Carolina YEA
Massie Republican Kentucky NAY
Mast Republican Florida YEA
Matsui Democratic California YEA
McBath Democratic Georgia YEA
McCaul Republican Texas YEA
McClain Republican Michigan YEA
McClellan Democratic Virginia YEA
McClintock Republican California YEA
McCollum Democratic Minnesota YEA
McCormick Republican Georgia NAY
McGarvey Democratic Kentucky YEA
McGovern Democratic Massachusetts YEA
McHenry Republican North Carolina YEA
McIver Democratic New Jersey YEA
Meeks Democratic New York YEA
Menendez Democratic New Jersey YEA
Meng Democratic New York YEA
Meuser Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Mfume Democratic Maryland YEA
Miller (IL) Republican Illinois YEA
Miller (OH) Republican Ohio YEA
Miller (WV) Republican West Virginia YEA
Miller-Meeks Republican Iowa YEA
Mills Republican Florida NAY
Molinaro Republican New York YEA
Moolenaar Republican Michigan YEA
Mooney Republican West Virginia NAY
Moore (AL) Republican Alabama YEA
Moore (UT) Republican Utah YEA
Moore (WI) Democratic Wisconsin YEA
Moran Republican Texas YEA
Morelle Democratic New York YEA
Moskowitz Democratic Florida YEA
Moulton Democratic Massachusetts NOT VOTING
Mrvan Democratic Indiana YEA
Mullin Democratic California YEA
Murphy Republican North Carolina YEA
Nadler Democratic New York YEA
Napolitano Democratic California NOT VOTING
Neal Democratic Massachusetts YEA
Neguse Democratic Colorado YEA
Nehls Republican Texas YEA
Newhouse Republican Washington NOT VOTING
Nickel Democratic North Carolina YEA
Norcross Democratic New Jersey YEA
Norman Republican South Carolina YEA
Nunn (IA) Republican Iowa YEA
Obernolte Republican California YEA
Ocasio-Cortez Democratic New York YEA
Ogles Republican Tennessee NAY
Omar Democratic Minnesota YEA
Owens Republican Utah YEA
Pallone Democratic New Jersey YEA
Palmer Republican Alabama YEA
Panetta Democratic California YEA
Pappas Democratic New Hampshire YEA
Pelosi Democratic California NOT VOTING
Peltola Democratic Alaska YEA
Pence Republican Indiana YEA
Perez Democratic Washington YEA
Perry Republican Pennsylvania NAY
Peters Democratic California YEA
Pettersen Democratic Colorado YEA
Pfluger Republican Texas YEA
Phillips Democratic Minnesota NOT VOTING
Pingree Democratic Maine YEA
Pocan Democratic Wisconsin YEA
Porter Democratic California YEA
Posey Republican Florida YEA
Pressley Democratic Massachusetts YEA
Quigley Democratic Illinois YEA
Ramirez Democratic Illinois YEA
Raskin Democratic Maryland YEA
Reschenthaler Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Rodgers (WA) Republican Washington NOT VOTING
Rogers (AL) Republican Alabama YEA
Rogers (KY) Republican Kentucky YEA
Rose Republican Tennessee YEA
Rosendale Republican Montana NAY
Ross Democratic North Carolina YEA
Rouzer Republican North Carolina YEA
Roy Republican Texas NAY
Ruiz Democratic California YEA
Rulli Republican Ohio YEA
Ruppersberger Democratic Maryland YEA
Rutherford Republican Florida YEA
Ryan Democratic New York YEA
Salazar Republican Florida YEA
Salinas Democratic Oregon YEA
Sánchez Democratic California YEA
Sarbanes Democratic Maryland YEA
Scalise Republican Louisiana YEA
Scanlon Democratic Pennsylvania YEA
Schakowsky Democratic Illinois YEA
Schneider Democratic Illinois YEA
Scholten Democratic Michigan YEA
Schrier Democratic Washington YEA
Schweikert Republican Arizona YEA
Scott (VA) Democratic Virginia YEA
Scott, Austin Republican Georgia YEA
Scott, David Democratic Georgia YEA
Self Republican Texas NAY
Sessions Republican Texas YEA
Sewell Democratic Alabama YEA
Sherman Democratic California YEA
Sherrill Democratic New Jersey YEA
Simpson Republican Idaho YEA
Slotkin Democratic Michigan YEA
Smith (MO) Republican Missouri YEA
Smith (NE) Republican Nebraska YEA
Smith (NJ) Republican New Jersey YEA
Smith (WA) Democratic Washington YEA
Smucker Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Sorensen Democratic Illinois YEA
Soto Democratic Florida YEA
Spanberger Democratic Virginia YEA
Spartz Republican Indiana YEA
Stansbury Democratic New Mexico YEA
Stanton Democratic Arizona YEA
Stauber Republican Minnesota YEA
Steel Republican California YEA
Stefanik Republican New York YEA
Steil Republican Wisconsin YEA
Steube Republican Florida NOT VOTING
Stevens Democratic Michigan YEA
Strickland Democratic Washington YEA
Strong Republican Alabama YEA
Suozzi Democratic New York NOT VOTING
Swalwell Democratic California YEA
Sykes Democratic Ohio YEA
Takano Democratic California YEA
Tenney Republican New York YEA
Thanedar Democratic Michigan YEA
Thompson (CA) Democratic California YEA
Thompson (MS) Democratic Mississippi YEA
Thompson (PA) Republican Pennsylvania YEA
Tiffany Republican Wisconsin NAY
Timmons Republican South Carolina YEA
Titus Democratic Nevada YEA
Tlaib Democratic Michigan YEA
Tokuda Democratic Hawaii YEA
Tonko Democratic New York YEA
Torres (CA) Democratic California YEA
Torres (NY) Democratic New York YEA
Trahan Democratic Massachusetts YEA
Trone Democratic Maryland YEA
Turner Republican Ohio YEA
Underwood Democratic Illinois YEA
Valadao Republican California YEA
Van Drew Republican New Jersey YEA
Van Duyne Republican Texas NAY
Van Orden Republican Wisconsin YEA
Vargas Democratic California YEA
Vasquez Democratic New Mexico YEA
Veasey Democratic Texas YEA
Velázquez Democratic New York YEA
Wagner Republican Missouri YEA
Walberg Republican Michigan YEA
Waltz Republican Florida NOT VOTING
Wasserman Schultz Democratic Florida YEA
Waters Democratic California YEA
Watson Coleman Democratic New Jersey YEA
Weber (TX) Republican Texas YEA
Webster (FL) Republican Florida YEA
Wenstrup Republican Ohio NOT VOTING
Westerman Republican Arkansas YEA
Wexton Democratic Virginia YEA
Wied Republican Wisconsin YEA
Wild Democratic Pennsylvania YEA
Williams (GA) Democratic Georgia YEA
Williams (NY) Republican New York YEA
Williams (TX) Republican Texas NOT VOTING
Wilson (FL) Democratic Florida YEA
Wilson (SC) Republican South Carolina YEA
Wittman Republican Virginia YEA
Womack Republican Arkansas YEA
Yakym Republican Indiana YEA
Zinke Republican Montana YEA

[orleans]

12. thank you nt

[thesquanderer]

13. TL;DR version: Every "nay" was a Republican (n/t)

[MichMan]

11. Way more bipartisan support than the first bill n/t

[SheltieLover]

15. Did cancer research for kids stay in?

[boonecreek]

16. Good question,

sure hope so.

[SheltieLover]

17. I hope so, too!

But guessing it's out because msm is avoiding allowing RAPEubliCONS to shine like the heartless, uneducable, hustrionic pricks they are by not mentioning it.

[SheltieLover]

19. They cut it!

[boonecreek]

25. Crap!

Well, maybe the Dems can get it back in when the next CR comes up in March.

[SheltieLover]

26. How do those repukes sleep at night?

This will negatively impact St. Jude's I'm sure.

Poor kids!

[aurora the great]

20. I may be wrong but

My understanding it was the exact same bill with the same heartless cuts as the 1st one but they dropped the part about raising the debt ceiling. The Dems still agreed to cut 2.5 trillion in spending cuts in the next 10 years. I wonder where those are going to come from??

[SheltieLover]

22. Just googled it. Rotten mofos cut it to please lump

[BadgerMom]

21. I wonder as well.

[SheltieLover]

23. Just googled. They cut it to please lump

[BadgerMom]

24. Thank you for doing what I should have. Googled.

My son died in 2002 from Ewing’s sarcoma. It is diagnosed infrequently enough that not a lot of research is done on it. Money goes, as I guess it should, to diseases that affect more people. Research dollars are spent more effectively when results benefit more patients. But, as a parent who never gets to close the door on grief, any research on any childhood cancer is worth my tax dollars every day of the week. These billionaires can pound sand.

[Prairie Gates]

33. The Gabriella Miller Kids First Research Act as passed by both houses of Congress tonight

and is on its way to the President. It was voted on separately from the continuing resolution, but it passed.

[BadgerMom]

34. Great, great news!

[SheltieLover]

43. The Senate passed PART of it, but the media is not talking about it!

Originally, $190 million was cut from House Bill. Senate passed $12 mill / yr for 5 years. That's $60 mill.

WHAT THE FUCK HAVE THEY DONE WITH *****OUR***** TAX MONEY???

They also did not include breast & cervical cancer funding, along with a bunch of other stuff.

I know the Dems did the best they could, but this is NOT great news. You'd think so, though, by the hoopla the media circus kicked up, right?

PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO WHAT THE MEDIA DOES *** NOT *** SAY. THEREIN LIES THE PERTINENT FACTS.

[SheltieLover]

44. Oh, they passed it all right, to the tune of $12.6 million per year for five years. That's $60 million. Where the hell

Is the remainder of the $190 million thugs originally cut from House Bill?

There is a LOT the media is NOT saying and therein lies the important facts. For example, funding for cervical and breast cancer were CUT, as was money for SNAP recipients, etc., etc., etc.

To listen to the right wing media talk, we should be jumping for joy. Ask the children's cancer researchers. I assure you, they are NOT jumping for joy over all the media false hoopla.

All that said, I know full well and very much appreciate the Dems did all they could with the steming pile of magat dung they had to work with.

Please listen for what the media DOES NOT SAY...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabriella_Miller_Kids_First_Research_Act

The bill would authorize $12.6 million out of the 10-Year Pediatric Research Initiative Fund for each of FY2014-FY2023 for pediatric research through the Common Fund. Requires such funds to supplement, not supplant, funds otherwise allocated by NIH for pediatric research. Prohibits the use of such amounts for any purpose other than allocating funds for making grants for pediatric research described in this Act.[6]

The Senate bill passed last night was for only 5 years, hence, a bit over $60 mill.

[Prairie Gates]

45. Five years is what was in the continuing resolution three days ago

You're using the original bill, which was 10 years, and which died in committee. The CR had the bill Take 2, which was 5 years. That was dropped for the Elon failed bill, then dropped from the ultimately passed CR, then passed separately.

So, yes, $60 million is gone from the ORIGINAL bill, but the original bill wasn't in the CR pre- or post- Elon.

[onenote]

42. It was passed separately by unanimous consent.

So, no it wasn't in the spending bill. But it was enacted into law as a separate measure.

https://bluevirginia.us/2024/12/rep-wexton-senators-kaine-and-warner-applaud-senate-passage-of-gabriella-miller-kids-first-research-act-2-0

[SheltieLover]

18. Rotten mother fuckers cut kuds cancer research!

[Deuxcents]

28. 190 million dollars in the budget for such an important project is pennies compared to the total package

I will never understand them. We’re supposed to get along but I’m not ready to make nice with them as they are heartless and Johnson crowing about how great they are and can’t wait for TSF to take over in January.

[SheltieLover]

37. They make me physically sick.

I just keep thinking we will all wake up from this nightmare, but we seem to be stuck in it.

This is not at all how I envioned my golden years would be spent...

[Prairie Gates]

32. It was passed as a separate bill outside the continuing resolution

Tranquilo, amici. Tranquilo.

[SheltieLover]

36. All of it?

There were loads of provisions along with funding for early breast cancer resesrch, etc., etc.

Ty for sharing!

[Prairie Gates]

40. The Gabriella Miller Kids First Act 2, which was what was included in the first CR

passed in its entirety as a stand-alone bill. It's on its way to the President.

[SupportSanity]

29. Pay raises for themselves still in?

I'm guessing that they are.

[MichMan]

31. No

[SupportSanity]

38. I guess when they get caught, the pay raises don't stay in.

Thanks.

[LeftInTX]

35. Senate is voting via roll call vote ATM.

[Bengus81]

41. Jasmine Crockett voted Present?