FINAL VOTE RESULTS FOR ROLL CALL 659 FINAL VOTE RESULTS FOR ROLL CALL 659

THOMAS ^ | January 1, 2013 | Library of Congress

[ZULU]

The roll call that gave Obama a Triumph.

Check out the other GOP Traitors who voted with Boner to screw the American Public and give Obama a victory.

[ZULU]

DISGUSTING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[PGalt]

Thanks for the post. The plunder of the nation continues unchecked. The forced economic enslavement of "Americans" living and not yet born continues without abatement. Legislative totalitarians living large roam the republic from sea to shining sea. We know the looters names but the "WANTED" posters with bounties are not being printed.

--That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.

[treetopsandroofs]

Did they create the “PRES{ENT}” column just for the Fraud, or have they always reported it that way?

[wastedyears]

You act like you’re surprised. It’s now all or nothing for the Communists, and they’re going for it all, and succeeding.

[apillar]

I was listening to some Congressman on Fox this morning saying Boehner’s speakership may be in serious danger. To be confirmed as Speaker he was to be elected by a majority of the incoming HOUSE, not just a majority of Republicans, and assuming that all the democrats vote against him, as is tradition, he could only afford to lose 16 Republicans. If he can't get a majority, it's kicked back to the Republican Caucus to choose another candidate for Speaker.

[Buddy Sorrell]

A toy monkey that bangs cymbals would be a better Speaker than Bonehead.

[fella]

How many pages of fine print are in this law?

Laws made in haste

Are the public's waste

[COUNTrecount]

R
112
2nd
U.S. House of Representatives
659
H R 8
On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendments
RECORDED VOTE
Passed
1-Jan-2013
10:57 PM
To extend certain tax relief provisions enacted in 2001 and 2003, and to provide for expedited consideration of a bill providing for comprehensive tax reform, and for other purposes

Party
Ayes
Noes
Answered “Present”
Not Voting

Republican
85
151
0
5

Democratic
172
16
0
3

Independent
0
0
0
0

Totals
257
167
0
8

AckermanAye
AdamsNo
AderholtNo
AkinNo
AlexanderAye
AltmireAye
AmashNo
AmodeiNo
AndrewsAye
AustriaNo
BacaAye
BachmannNo
BachusNo
BaldwinAye
BarberAye
BarlettaAye
BarrowNo
BartlettNo
Barton (TX)No
Bass (CA)Aye
Bass (NH)Aye
BecerraNo
BenishekAye
BergNo
BerkleyAye
BermanAye
BiggertAye
BilbrayAye
BilirakisNo
Bishop (GA)Aye
Bishop (NY)Aye
Bishop (UT)No
BlackNo
BlackburnNo
BlumenauerNo
BoehnerAye
BonamiciAye
BonnerNo
Bono MackAye
BorenAye
BoswellAye
BoustanyNo
Brady (PA)Aye
Brady (TX)Aye
Braley (IA)Aye
BrooksNo
Broun (GA)No
Brown (FL)Aye
BuchananAye
BucshonNo
BuerkleNot Voting
BurgessNo
Burton (IN)Not Voting
ButterfieldAye
CalvertAye
CampAye
CampbellNo
CansecoNo
CantorNo
CapitoNo
CappsAye
CapuanoAye
CarnahanAye
CarneyAye
Carson (IN)Aye
CarterNo
CassidyNo
Castor (FL)Aye
ChabotNo
ChaffetzNo
ChandlerAye
ChuAye
CicillineAye
Clarke (MI)Aye
Clarke (NY)Aye
ClayAye
CleaverAye
ClyburnAye
CobleAye
Coffman (CO)No
CohenAye
ColeAye
ConawayNo
Connolly (VA)Aye
ConyersAye
CooperNo
CostaAye
CostelloAye
CourtneyAye
CravaackNo
CrawfordNo
CrenshawAye
CritzAye
CrowleyAye
CuellarAye
CulbersonNo
CummingsAye
Curson (MI)Aye
Davis (CA)Aye
Davis (IL)Aye
DeFazioNo
DeGetteAye
DeLauroNo
DelBeneAye
DenhamAye
DentAye
DesJarlaisNo
DeutchAye
Diaz-BalartAye
DicksAye
DingellAye
DoggettAye
DoldAye
Donnelly (IN)Aye
DoyleAye
DreierAye
DuffyNo
Duncan (SC)No
Duncan (TN)No
EdwardsAye
EllisonAye
EllmersNo
EmersonAye
EngelAye
EshooAye
FarentholdNo
FarrAye
FattahAye
FincherNo
FitzpatrickAye
FlakeNo
FleischmannNo
FlemingNo
FloresNo
ForbesNo
FortenberryAye
FoxxNo
Frank (MA)Aye
Franks (AZ)No
FrelinghuysenAye
FudgeAye
GalleglyAye
GaramendiAye
GardnerNo
GarrettNo
GerlachAye
GibbsNo
GibsonAye
Gingrey (GA)No
GohmertNo
GonzalezAye
GoodlatteNo
GosarNo
GowdyNo
GrangerNo
Graves (GA)No
Graves (MO)Not Voting
Green, AlAye
Green, GeneAye
Griffin (AR)No
Griffith (VA)No
GrijalvaAye
GrimmAye
GuintaNo
GuthrieNo
GutierrezAye
HahnAye
HallNo
HanabusaAye
HannaAye
HarperNo
HarrisNo
HartzlerNo
Hastings (FL)Aye
Hastings (WA)Aye
HayworthAye
HeckAye
HeinrichAye
HensarlingNo
HergerAye
Herrera BeutlerAye
HigginsAye
HimesAye
HincheyAye
HinojosaAye
HironoAye
HochulAye
HoldenAye
HoltAye
HondaAye
HoyerAye
HuelskampNo
Huizenga (MI)No
HultgrenNo
HunterNo
HurtNo
IsraelAye
IssaNo
Jackson Lee (TX)Aye
JenkinsNo
Johnson (GA)Aye
Johnson (IL)Aye
Johnson (OH)Aye
Johnson, E. B.Aye
Johnson, SamNo
JonesNo
JordanNo
KapturAye
KeatingAye
KellyAye
KildeeAye
KindAye
King (IA)No
King (NY)Aye
KingstonNo
Kinzinger (IL)Aye
KissellAye
KlineAye
KucinichAye
LabradorNo
LambornNo
LanceAye
LandryNo
LangevinAye
LankfordNo
Larsen (WA)Aye
Larson (CT)Aye
LathamNo
LaTouretteAye
LattaAye
Lee (CA)Aye
LevinAye
Lewis (CA)Not Voting
Lewis (GA)Not Voting
LipinskiAye
LoBiondoAye
LoebsackAye
Lofgren, ZoeAye
LongNo
LoweyAye
LucasAye
LuetkemeyerAye
LujánAye
LummisNo
Lungren, Daniel E.Aye
LynchAye
MackNo
MaloneyAye
ManzulloAye
MarchantNo
MarinoAye
MarkeyAye
MassieNo
MathesonNo
MatsuiAye
McCarthy (CA)No
McCarthy (NY)Aye
McCaulNo
McClintockNo
McCollumAye
McDermottNo
McGovernAye
McHenryNo
McIntyreNo
McKeonAye
McKinleyNo
McMorris RodgersAye
McNerneyAye
MeehanAye
MeeksAye
MicaNo
MichaudAye
Miller (FL)No
Miller (MI)Aye
Miller (NC)No
Miller, GaryAye
Miller, GeorgeAye
MooreAye
MoranNo
MulvaneyNo
Murphy (CT)Aye
Murphy (PA)Aye
MyrickNo
NadlerAye
NapolitanoAye
NealAye
NeugebauerNo
NoemAye
NugentNo
NunesNo
NunneleeNo
OlsonNo
OlverAye
OwensAye
PalazzoNo
PalloneAye
PascrellAye
Pastor (AZ)Aye
PaulNot Voting
PaulsenNo
PayneAye
PearceNo
PelosiAye
PenceNo
PerlmutterAye
PetersAye
PetersonNo
PetriNo
Pingree (ME)Aye
PittsAye
PlattsAye
Poe (TX)No
PolisAye
PompeoNo
PoseyNo
Price (GA)No
Price (NC)Aye
QuayleNo
QuigleyAye
RahallAye
RangelAye
ReedAye
RehbergNo
ReichertAye
RenacciNo
ReyesAye
RibbleAye
RichardsonAye
RichmondAye
RigellNo
RiveraNo
RobyNo
Roe (TN)No
Rogers (AL)No
Rogers (KY)Aye
Rogers (MI)Aye
RohrabacherNo
RokitaNo
RooneyNo
Ros-LehtinenAye
RoskamNo
Ross (AR)Aye
Ross (FL)No
Rothman (NJ)Aye
Roybal-AllardAye
RoyceAye
RunyanAye
RuppersbergerAye
RushAye
Ryan (OH)Aye
Ryan (WI)Aye
Sánchez, Linda T.Aye
Sanchez, LorettaAye
SarbanesAye
ScaliseNo
SchakowskyAye
SchiffAye
SchillingNo
SchmidtNo
SchockAye
SchraderNo
SchwartzAye
SchweikertNo
Scott (SC)No
Scott (VA)No
Scott, AustinNo
Scott, DavidAye
SensenbrennerNo
SerranoAye
SessionsAye
SewellAye
ShermanAye
ShimkusAye
ShulerAye
ShusterAye
SimpsonAye
SiresAye
SlaughterAye
Smith (NE)No
Smith (NJ)Aye
Smith (TX)Aye
Smith (WA)No
SoutherlandNo
SpeierAye
StarkNot Voting
StearnsNo
StiversAye
StutzmanNo
SullivanAye
SuttonAye
TerryNo
Thompson (CA)Aye
Thompson (MS)Aye
Thompson (PA)Aye
ThornberryAye
TiberiAye
TierneyAye
TiptonNo
TonkoAye
TownsAye
TsongasAye
Turner (NY)Aye
Turner (OH)No
UptonAye
Van HollenAye
VelázquezAye
ViscloskyNo
WalbergNo
WaldenAye
Walsh (IL)No
Walz (MN)Aye
Wasserman SchultzAye
WatersAye
WattAye
WaxmanAye
WebsterNo
WelchAye
WestNo
WestmorelandNo
WhitfieldNo
Wilson (FL)Aye
Wilson (SC)No
WittmanNo
WolfNo
WomackAye
WoodallNo
WoolseyNot Voting
YarmuthAye
YoderNo
Young (AK)Aye
Young (FL)Aye
Young (IN)No

[rightly_dividing]

Hmmm... My pub Congressman, previously a conservative, voted yea, my old hometown pub critter voted NO! So much for moving to red Texas. I just voted for this guy, too. He's not getting my vote in the next primary in '14.

No nads, no vote.

[Alas Babylon!]

Martha Roby, 2nd Alabama, voted NO.

Way to go Martha, a REAL TEA party Republican.

Martha for Speaker!

[TomGuy]

Arkansas

No -- 1st district: Rick Crawford (R)
No -- 2nd district: Timothy Griffin (R)
Yes - 3rd district: Steve Womack (R)
Yes - 4th district: Mike Ross (D)

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The Rep from my district voted for this and he just got a scathing email from me.

[cripplecreek]

Looks to me like we now know who the true tea party republicans are.

[glennaro]

Although I have been a registered Republican since 1968, I will change my registration to Independent this week. God bless Tom McClintock for his “no” vote on this monstrous defeat for the GOP.

[OrioleFan]

While Obama and the Socialists in the Democrat party were saying taxes on the middle class weren’t going up, this bill restored the full payroll tax (Social Security) from 4.2% to 6.2% on incomes up to $113,000. The only people who pay no new payroll taxes are earners between $113,000 and $400,000; the new middle class?

[Osage Orange]

4 out of 5 Okie Reps...voted AYE!!

[US Navy Vet]

I am DAMN PROUD to say that BOTH US Senators(Harkin(WOW what kind of Wally-World have I slipped into) AND Grassley as well as My CURRENT US Rep(Steve King) AND my Incoming US Rep(Lathem) voted NO!

[US Navy Vet]

From Iowa

[rightly_dividing]

I didn't think that Bonner, Al 1st, would vote no, but he did. I was proud of Richard Shelby and very disappointed by Jeff Sessions when it went through the Senate. Sessions has always led the fight against the left in the past.

My Texas 8th, Brady, thoroughly disgusted me last night. If he goes along on the debt ceiling issue, I will actively seek out a primary opponent to run against him, even if I have to run myself.

[popdonnelly]

Well, they didn’t extend the payroll tax provision, which means that taxes for wage owners will be going up. They also included a nice tax break for Hollywood.

[ZULU]

Its on the site.

Its also the modus operandi of the criminal in the White House and his henchmen leaders in Congress: Make a bill so big and confusing that the lamebrain pretty boys and girls in Congress will be too confused and lzay to bother to reading - like Obamacare.

My guess is he is working on a 500 page Gun Control Act right now.