THAT is not good news, E. I'm going to contact Mike Johnson's Office in DC and see if I can get a list of RINO names who all voted with the DemoKKKrats AGAINST reducing Congressional spending to 2019 levels. Those cockroaches MUST be EPOSED and EXTIRPATED from office.
If you know a bill number or title (or even the general topic), you can find how each representative voted and you can track a bill. Start with the US Congress website at https://www.congress.gov/ or go to the friendlier Govtrack.US site at https://www.govtrack.us/.
Thanks, Big E... Your last paragraph get to the heart of the matter... MOST people will not take the time nor pursue the info - including me. Shame on ME!
But many thanks for the LINKS - which I will BOOKMARK!
So very glad to help! Now you and other readers have the tools to research more quickly.
FWIW, I created a little voter guide while trying to teach myself how the voting process worked, particularly in our new state of Idaho. I was a complete newbie until I began my journey down the rabbit hole in October 2021. The voter guide is here: https://eolson47.substack.com/p/idaho-voting-guide-updated-91423
One of my mottos comes from my experience teaching English as a Second Language in 1980s San Diego. We used the Laubach Literacy Method of тАЬEach One Teach One.тАЭ Well, now that we have the internet and Substack, the motto has changed to тАЬEach One Teach Many.тАЭ
Same thing in Idaho. RINOS all the way down (with a few notable exceptions, especially in the Idaho Freedom Caucus).
THAT is not good news, E. I'm going to contact Mike Johnson's Office in DC and see if I can get a list of RINO names who all voted with the DemoKKKrats AGAINST reducing Congressional spending to 2019 levels. Those cockroaches MUST be EPOSED and EXTIRPATED from office.
If you know a bill number or title (or even the general topic), you can find how each representative voted and you can track a bill. Start with the US Congress website at https://www.congress.gov/ or go to the friendlier Govtrack.US site at https://www.govtrack.us/.
Example, start at Govtrack.US and type HR 79 (WHO Withdrawal Bill) into the search box. YouтАЩll be greeted with sponsors, status, etc. for that bill. Links at https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/118/hr79
allow you to drill down into the details.
I didnтАЩt have enough information (or time) to research the exact bill number or title mentioned by Tom Daniel above.
Thanks, Big E... Your last paragraph get to the heart of the matter... MOST people will not take the time nor pursue the info - including me. Shame on ME!
But many thanks for the LINKS - which I will BOOKMARK!
So very glad to help! Now you and other readers have the tools to research more quickly.
FWIW, I created a little voter guide while trying to teach myself how the voting process worked, particularly in our new state of Idaho. I was a complete newbie until I began my journey down the rabbit hole in October 2021. The voter guide is here: https://eolson47.substack.com/p/idaho-voting-guide-updated-91423
One of my mottos comes from my experience teaching English as a Second Language in 1980s San Diego. We used the Laubach Literacy Method of тАЬEach One Teach One.тАЭ Well, now that we have the internet and Substack, the motto has changed to тАЬEach One Teach Many.тАЭ