THEY HATE YOU: 70 House Republicans Vote to Reward FBI with New $300 Headquarters – As Heavily Armed FBI SWAT Teams Hunt J6 Protester and Army Captain

[cotton1706]

Here is a list of the 70 House Republicans who voted to reward the FBI for targeting their voters.

REPRESENTATIVE PARTY STATE VOTE

Bacon Republican Nebraska

Barr Republican Kentucky

Bentz Republican Oregon

Bice Republican Oklahoma

Bost Republican Illinois

Buchanan Republican Florida

Buck Republican Colorado

Calvert Republican California

Carey Republican Ohio

Carter (TX) Republican Texas

Chavez-DeRemer Republican Oregon

Cole Republican Oklahoma

D’Esposito Republican New York

Diaz-Balart Republican Florida

Duarte Republican California

Edwards Republican North Carolina

Ellzey Republican Texas

Feenstra Republican Iowa

Ferguson Republican Georgia

Fitzpatrick Republican Pennsylvania

Flood Republican Nebraska

Garbarino Republican New York

Gonzales, Tony Republican Texas

González-Colón Republican Puerto Rico

Granger Republican Texas

Graves (MO) Republican Missouri

Guthrie Republican Kentucky

Hinson Republican Iowa

Joyce (OH) Republican Ohio

Kean (NJ) Republican New Jersey

Kelly (PA) Republican Pennsylvania

Kiley Republican California

Kim (CA) Republican California

Kustoff Republican Tennessee

LaHood Republican Illinois

LaLota Republican New York

Lamborn Republican Colorado

Lawler Republican New York

Lee (FL) Republican Florida

Letlow Republican Louisiana

Lucas Republican Oklahoma NO

Luetkemeyer Republican Missouri

Malliotakis Republican New York

McCormick Republican Georgia

McHenry Republican North Carolina

Meuser Republican Pennsylvania

Miller (OH) Republican Ohio

Moore (UT) Republican Utah

Moylan Republican Guam

Murphy Republican North Carolina

Newhouse Republican Washington

Nunn (IA) Republican Iowa

Obernolte Republican California

Rogers (AL) Republican Alabama

Rogers (KY) Republican Kentucky

Salazar Republican Florida

Scott, Austin Republican Georgia

Sessions Republican Texas

Simpson Republican Idaho

Smith (MO) Republican Missouri

Smith (NJ) Republican New Jersey

Smucker Republican Pennsylvania

Strong Republican Alabama

Thompson (PA) Republican Pennsylvania

Turner Republican Ohio

Valadao Republican California

Van Orden Republican Wisconsin

Wagner Republican Missouri

Wenstrup Republican Ohio

Womack Republican Arkansas

Of course, the list includes many of the same RINOs who consistently vote against their supporters.

[Jim Noble]

One of the interesting things about J6 is how much it freaked out the Members of Congress, over what was a very minor demonstration, nowhere near as threatening as the Kavanaugh hearing riot, for example.

The decision by the Security Forces to evacuate the Members certainly escalated their reactions to the incident - but I think the main driver was their guilty consciences over what they were there to do. The attack on the Kavanaugh hearings was much more dangerous, but Members stood their ground in that case because they felt they were doing the right thing.

The wicked flee where no man pursueth.

[Tench_Coxe]

Will it have prison cells on the top floor?

[brownsfan]

They do hate us.

[kawhill]

I would agree, if they aren’t already corrupt, perverted and compromised when they get there, they damn sure are after a couple of years.

[Pajamajan]

Game of Jeopardy D.C.

"Which Republicans are most likely compromised?"

[ProtectOurFreedom]

$300 won’t even buy one percent of the coffee mugs they will need.

[Responsibility2nd]

“$300?”

I assume they meant $300 million. I didn’t write the headline haha

 

You must have written the headline (and the article) as you gave no attribution to anyone else. 

So this is your original material. Or you stole it.

[cgbg]

Most folks have forgotten when things got real on the floor of the House of Representatives:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1954_United_States_Capitol_shooting

[Jan_Sobieski]

Yup—this is like Jews voting to fund a new HQ for the Nanzi Brownshirts.

Exactly!

[sphinx]

Greenbelt.

I thought the Biden junta was against suburban sprawl.

If the FBI needs a new headquarters, put it in Anacostia. Maybe there’s enough room next to DHS on the old St. Elizabeth’s Hospital campus. Or nearby if that site is filling up.

[laconic]

Greenbelt is enough a dump for their new headquarters. I find it odd that Congress will vote hundreds of millions for this nonsense when the GAO found last week that most federal agencies are showing 10 percent occupancy for their office buildings. Just where is the need??

[Jan_Sobieski]

The wicked flee where no man pursueth.

Yep…and they must double down every time someone questions the apparent trap and subsequent draconian response or “the Jig is Up!”

[dljordan]

Ken Buck you rotten, spineless bastard.

[Jan_Sobieski]

Not really correct. They are not Jews, they are pretending to be Jews.

Who do you believe the Jews are?

[dforest]

That is also my intent and I am sticking to it.

[EinNYC]

This is absolutely disgusting. The FBI doesn’t need a new building, they need new leadership. This is why our country is going down the sewer. The R’s are supposed to offer effective opposition to the utterly insane libtard policies pouring from the dimmocraps. Instead, they join right in with them. Our country cannot survive this. Our conservative voices are lost in the wind. We need Trump back.

[Jim Noble]

Will it have prison cells on the top floor?

No, they will be in the basement, I imagine, with a floor drain.

Edgar never quite came up to Feliks, but whoever is running the show now has shown a lot of potential.

[falcon99]

That’s about right for deep stater Republicans - reward one of the most corrupt organizations in out government with a new building. Instead, they should be taking money away from Wray’s mafia.

[Gen.Blather]

Numerous corporations have blown huge amounts of money on giant corporate headquarters, even to the extent that such expenditures damaged the company. Why do organizations blow such damaging sums on something they generally don’t need, and which are often counterproductive? It’s about ego. It’s about showing the other companies how successful they are. Something similar happens among heads of government agencies. “Mine is bigger than yours.” The original need for corporate and governmental headquarters is that it made communications easy. But there is literally no need today to bring everyone together in one spot for the sake of communications and coordination. Doing so is actually a danger. An entire organization can be wiped out by a single incident, be it a natural disaster or a manmade disaster. Why does government still operate like it’s 1940? ‘Cause mine is bigger than yours?

[Reily]

This is primarily a local jobs program for Greenbelt.
Moving it there solves nothing. Consolidate it at Quantico if they have tom keep it in NoVA. I say move it to flyover country after they separate the CI responsibility from FBI. Take CI and set up something like an MI5. MI5 has no arrest ability it can only investigate. To make an arrest it has to go through royal prosecution authority & the UK police perform the actual arrest. This new federal CI agency should have to go through federal district attorneys and use the USMS & if needed local police for arrests.