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[Born to be Wild]

 

These Congresspersons Have Not Supported Concurrent Receipt

 

Concurrent receipt is an issue of vital concern to disabled military retirees.

Support them by supporting those who have supported it, please.

 

Check for support in your state.

 

You can learn more about the issue by clicking on the links.

 

Congressional Legislation - Search Results

All Non-Cosponsors from All States

Bill Name: Full Concurrent Receipt

Bill Number: H.R.303

Cosponsor?	Cosponsor Name	Cosponsor Date	Send Mail
Alabama
	Terry Everett (R 2nd)	---
	Spencer Bachus (R 6th)	---
	Earl Hilliard (D 7th)	---
Arizona
	Bob Stump (R 3rd)	---
	John Shadegg (R 4th)	---
California
	Fortney Stark (D 13th)	---
	William Thomas (R 21st)	---
	David Dreier (R 28th)	---
	Jane Harman (D 36th)	---
	Jerry Lewis (R 40th)	---
Colorado
	Joel Hefley (R 5th)	---
District of Columbia
	Eleanor Holmes Norton (D At-Large)	---
Delaware
	Michael Castle (R At-Large)	---
Georgia
	John Linder (R 11th)	---
Iowa
	Jim Nussle (R 2nd)	---
Illinois
	William Lipinski (D 3rd)	---
	Philip Crane (R 8th)	---
	J. Dennis Hastert (R 14th)	---
Indiana
	Peter Visclosky (D 1st)	---
	Tim Roemer (D 3rd)	---
	Baron Hill (D 9th)	---
Maryland
	Benjamin Cardin (D 3rd)	---
Minnesota
	Martin Olav Sabo (D 5th)	---
Missouri
	Richard Gephardt (D 3rd)	---
North Carolina
	Howard Coble (R 6th)	---
	Melvin Watt (D 12th)	---
New Jersey
	Christopher Smith (R 4th)	---
	Rodney Frelinghuysen (R 11th)	---
New York
	John McHugh (R 24th)	---
	James Walsh (R 25th)	---
	Amory Houghton (R 31st)	---
Ohio
	Steve Chabot (R 1st)	---
	John Boehner (R 8th)	---
	Thomas Sawyer (D 14th)	---
South Carolina
	John Spratt (D 5th)	---
Texas
	Kevin Brady (R 8th)	---
	Charles Stenholm (D 17th)	---
	Tom DeLay (R 22nd)	---
	Richard Armey (R 26th)	---
Wisconsin
	Jerry Kleczka (D 4th)	---
	Thomas Barrett (D 5th)	---
	David Obey (D 7th)	---

[Born to be Wild]

I report. You decide.

[Born to be Wild]

Bump.

[Born to be Wild]

Ping.

[KriegerGeist]

I voted for my Representative absentee.
Virgil Goode (R-5th Dist. VA) is a sponsor/cosponsor of the bill, thus is a yes.

[Born to be Wild]

Good on ya! Thanks!

[Born to be Wild]

Good on ya! Thanks!

[advocate10]

I live in a civilized state. All my Congress critters and Senators support concurrent receipt. I'll send a few letters to the scumbags in other states who do not support it though!

[Catspaw]

Tom Barrett, although still a House member until January, was redistricted out when Wisconsin lost a House seat. He ran for governor & lost in the primary.

[Born to be Wild]

Barrett will still be in a position to do some good if he changes his mind. The outcome of this issue will be decided in November, if ever.

[surely_you_jest]

Bump.

[longtermmemmory]

I say vote R because united will will get this to pass.

Vote to end the evil Democrats.

WE MUST VOTE

[Born to be Wild]

Vote R, indeed! But remember which of your reps support CR and which don't. That's the way to get CR passed.

[Redleg Duke]

Ah, don'tcha just love single issue voters?

THE RATS DO!

[Born to be Wild]

Don't vote "single issue," but some issues are more important to individuals than others, wouldn't you agree?

[Redleg Duke]

I don't argue that, but one needs to observe the big picture, too! Like those short-sighted, sore losers in New Hampshire who are going to write in Smith's name today. They say they are sending a message to the Republican Party. But they are punishing their children and grand children by allowing Shaheen to become a Senator.

[matrix]

Republicans forever, but vote your interests, too.

[Born to be Wild]

Aw, Mr. Redleg just feels like splitting hairs this morning. He may not have had his coffee yet, or maybe he's a "het up" about the election.

Fagedaboudit!

[Born to be Wild]

Vote R, vote Vet!