PANSIES: Johnson Spending Bill Includes $845K for Gay Garden Parties

Todd Starnes ^ | 3/24 | Todd Starnes

[spirited irish]

DEVELOPING STORY: The massive spending bill presented by House Republican leaders is filled with millions of dollars in funding for LGBT organizations — including $845,000 for gay garden parties.

Envision: You in Colorado, an organization focused on LGBTQ individuals, will received $845,000 of your tax dollars to host gay-themed garden parties and art shows.

[Sarah Barracuda]

Id ask what the hell are gay garden parties but ya know what, I havent eaten yet so I dont really want to know

[HYPOCRACY]

Johnson must have been taking notes from Pelousi.

“Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, waived a self-imposed 72-hour rule that gives lawmakers time to read legislation before a vote in order to get it across the finish line and send it to the Senate, giving the upper chamber just hours before the clock strikes midnight.”

Effing lowlife.

[Yo-Yo]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60XTeHM9iLQ

[Hyman Roth]

Hot Dogs and Tacos is the lunch menu.

[JonPreston]

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

Meanwhile, at the national debt clock:

https://mail.usdebtclock.org/

[1Old Pro]

The bill should not have been brought to the floor, shut down government.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Louisiana sent us another piece of their political crap.

[linMcHlp]

disgusting porQ

[dfwgator]

“I’d rather drive a truck”

[jacknhoo]

Interactive of votes for spending bill:

https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/22/politics/house-vote-funding-shutdown-dg/index.html

Click on state to sort for your state, etc.

[Leaning Right]

It’s bad enough that any money is going for this nonsense. But the United States is a debtor nation. So it’s borrowed money that’s being paid out here.

Sometimes I wonder. Is there much difference between a GOP-controlled House of Representatives and a Democrat-controlled one?

[jacknhoo]

Republicans’ votes:

Aderholt Alabama R No
Alford Missouri R No
Allen Georgia R No
Amodei Nevada R Yes
Armstrong North Dakota R No
Arrington Texas R No
Babin Texas R No
Bacon Nebraska R Yes
Baird Indiana R Yes
Balderson Ohio R No
Banks Indiana R No
Barr Kentucky R Yes
Bean (FL) Florida R No
Bentz Oregon R Yes
Bergman Michigan R No
Bice Oklahoma R Yes
Biggs Arizona R No
Bilirakis Florida R No
Bishop (NC) North Carolina R No
Boebert Colorado R No
Bost Illinois R No
Brecheen Oklahoma R No
Buchanan Florida R No
Buck Colorado R No
Bucshon Indiana R Yes
Burchett Tennessee R No
Burgess Texas R Not Voting
Burlison Missouri R No
Calvert California R Yes
Cammack Florida R No
Carey Ohio R Yes
Carl Alabama R No
Carter (GA) Georgia R Yes
Carter (TX) Texas R Yes
Chavez-DeRemer Oregon R Yes
Ciscomani Arizona R Yes
Cline Virginia R No
Cloud Texas R No
Clyde Georgia R No
Cole Oklahoma R Yes
Collins Georgia R No
Comer Kentucky R No
Crane Arizona R No
Crawford Arkansas R Yes
Crenshaw Texas R Yes
Curtis Utah R No
D’Esposito New York R Yes
Davidson Ohio R No
De La Cruz Texas R Yes
DesJarlais Tennessee R No
Diaz-Balart Florida R Yes
Donalds Florida R No
Duarte California R Yes
Duncan South Carolina R No
Dunn (FL) Florida R Yes
Edwards North Carolina R Yes
Ellzey Texas R Yes
Emmer Minnesota R Yes
Estes Kansas R No
Ezell Mississippi R No
Fallon Texas R No
Feenstra Iowa R No
Ferguson Georgia R Yes
Finstad Minnesota R No
Fischbach Minnesota R No
Fitzgerald Wisconsin R No
Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania R Yes
Fleischmann Tennessee R Yes
Flood Nebraska R Yes
Foxx North Carolina R Yes
Franklin, Scott Florida R No
Fry South Carolina R No
Fulcher Idaho R No
Gaetz Florida R No
Gallagher Wisconsin R Yes
Garbarino New York R Yes
Garcia, Mike California R Yes
Gimenez Florida R Yes
Gonzales, Tony Texas R No
Good (VA) Virginia R No
Gooden (TX) Texas R No
Gosar Arizona R Not Voting
Granger Texas R Yes
Graves (LA) Louisiana R No
Graves (MO) Missouri R Yes
Green (TN) Tennessee R No
Greene (GA) Georgia R No
Griffith Virginia R No
Grothman Wisconsin R No
Guest Mississippi R No
Guthrie Kentucky R Yes
Hageman Wyoming R No
Harris Maryland R No
Harshbarger Tennessee R No
Hern Oklahoma R No
Higgins (LA) Louisiana R No
Hill Arkansas R Yes
Hinson Iowa R Yes
Houchin Indiana R Yes
Hudson North Carolina R Yes
Huizenga Michigan R Yes
Hunt Texas R No
Issa California R Yes
Jackson (TX) Texas R No
James Michigan R Yes
Johnson (LA) Louisiana R Yes
Johnson (SD) South Dakota R Yes
Jordan Ohio R No
Joyce (OH) Ohio R Yes
Joyce (PA) Pennsylvania R No
Kean (NJ) New Jersey R Yes
Kelly (MS) Mississippi R No
Kelly (PA) Pennsylvania R Yes
Kiggans (VA) Virginia R Yes
Kiley California R Yes
Kim (CA) California R Yes
Kustoff Tennessee R Yes
LaHood Illinois R No
LaLota New York R Yes
LaMalfa California R Yes
Lamborn Colorado R Yes
Langworthy New York R Yes
Latta Ohio R Yes
LaTurner Kansas R Yes
Lawler New York R Yes
Lee (FL) Florida R Yes
Lesko Arizona R No
Letlow Louisiana R Yes
Loudermilk Georgia R No
Lucas Oklahoma R Yes
Luetkemeyer Missouri R Yes
Luna Florida R No
Luttrell Texas R No
Mace South Carolina R No
Malliotakis New York R No
Maloy Utah R Yes
Mann Kansas R No
Massie Kentucky R No
Mast Florida R No
McCaul Texas R Yes
McClain Michigan R Yes
McClintock California R No
McCormick Georgia R No
McHenry North Carolina R Yes
Meuser Pennsylvania R Yes
Miller (IL) Illinois R No
Miller (OH) Ohio R Yes
Miller (WV) West Virginia R Yes
Miller-Meeks Iowa R Yes
Mills Florida R No
Molinaro New York R Yes
Moolenaar Michigan R Yes
Mooney West Virginia R No
Moore (AL) Alabama R No
Moore (UT) Utah R Yes
Moran Texas R No
Murphy North Carolina R No
Nehls Texas R Not Voting
Newhouse Washington R Yes
Norman South Carolina R No
Nunn (IA) Iowa R Yes
Obernolte California R Yes
Ogles Tennessee R No
Owens Utah R No
Palmer Alabama R No
Pence Indiana R Yes
Perry Pennsylvania R No
Pfluger Texas R No
Posey Florida R No
Reschenthaler Pennsylvania R Yes
Rodgers (WA) Washington R No
Rogers (AL) Alabama R No
Rogers (KY) Kentucky R Yes
Rose Tennessee R Not Voting
Rosendale Montana R No
Rouzer North Carolina R Yes
Roy Texas R No
Rutherford Florida R Yes
Salazar Florida R Yes
Scalise Louisiana R Yes
Schweikert Arizona R No
Scott, Austin Georgia R No
Self Texas R No
Sessions Texas R No
Simpson Idaho R Not Voting
Smith (MO) Missouri R Yes
Smith (NE) Nebraska R Yes
Smith (NJ) New Jersey R No
Smucker Pennsylvania R Yes
Spartz Indiana R No
Stauber Minnesota R No
Steel California R Yes
Stefanik New York R Yes
Steil Wisconsin R No
Steube Florida R No
Strong Alabama R No
Tenney New York R No
Thompson (PA) Pennsylvania R Yes
Tiffany Wisconsin R No
Timmons South Carolina R No
Turner Ohio R Yes
Valadao California R Yes
Van Drew New Jersey R No
Van Duyne Texas R No
Van Orden Wisconsin R Yes
Wagner Missouri R No
Walberg Michigan R Yes
Waltz Florida R No
Weber (TX) Texas R No
Webster (FL) Florida R No
Wenstrup Ohio R Yes
Westerman Arkansas R No
Williams (NY) New York R Yes
Williams (TX) Texas R Not Voting
Wilson (SC) South Carolina R Yes
Wittman Virginia R Yes
Womack Arkansas R Yes
Yakym Indiana R Yes
Zinke Montana R Yes

[bigbob]

Ask the obvious question: Why is MTG the only member standing against this shit?

[gibsonguy]

As bad as it is there is a difference. It is bad but it would be way worse.

[SuperLuminal]

Doesn’t matter...
The American serfs will just continue to bend over and spread their cheeks...

[NorthMountain]

gay garden parties

Something the "Log Cabin Republicans" do. You might be shocked by some of the venues they use.

[dforest]

All of the RINOs from Indiana voted for this, including this one.

Pence Indiana R Yes

[crosdaddy]

No, there isn’t a difference, they both support democrat objectives.