Here Are The 17 Members Of Congress Who Voted Against Condemning BDS

Forward ^ | 7/24/19 | Aiden Pink

[DeathBeforeDishonor1]

Pressley defends breaking with 'squad' on BDS vote

[shanover]

Resolutions are worthless and a waste of time.

[escapefromboston]

Nice to see congress really working on important issues facing Americans.

[Songcraft]

"Thomas Massie (R-Kentucky) / This guy appears to be a massive schmuck."

The Schmuck from Kentuck.

[Fred Hayek]

St Pustule and Minnecraponus. Figures.

[Phil DiBasquette]

Crypto liberal libertarian

[Sam Gamgee]

So Democrats in the House didn’t have the guts to vote how they REALLY feel?

[faithhopecharity]

so instead of 4 nazis/islamonazis
in congress,

we seem to have 17 (actual, or in effect allies...)

this is most discouraging... something is definitely wrong in WashDC

especially since Nancy Pelousy does nothing to fix it

[cabbieguy]

Nah, somebody woke him up and said the were voting for $10,000,000,000 for border wall!

[elcid1970]

Uh, Paul Ryan was a RION.

;^)

[Songcraft]

Paul Wino

[TECTopcat]

amazing only 1 CA Dem on list

[TECTopcat]

amazing only 1 CA Dem on list

[Thommas]

Tlaib, the first Palestinian-American woman elected to Congress, was one of the 17 to cast a “nay” vote. She was joined by two other members of “The Squad Squat,..”

I don't think we should dignify this wretched collection of communists with an appellation created by the MSM. The term "Squat" seems more appropriate.

[Eurotwit]

From his twitter:

This week, the House voted on a supposedly non-controversial resolution to support Israel, but I read the resolution and I voted no.

Link to resolution: https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-resolution/246 …

Here’s why:

I voted against H. Res. 246 because it calls for the full implementation of a bill I voted against back in 2014. That 2014 bill spends taxpayer dollars on “green” energy subsidies for another country, despite the fact that we face a debt crisis of over $22 trillion in the U.S.

In addition, H. Res. 246 calls for Israel to implement a so-called “two-state solution.” Rather than dictate to Israel what the U.S. believes is best for Israel, Congress should instead refrain from interfering with Israel’s own decisions regarding its foreign & domestic policy.

I also do not support federal efforts to condemn any type of private boycott, regardless of whether or not a boycott is based upon bad motives. These are matters that Congress should properly leave to the States & to the people to decide.

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For what it’s worth...