>>5402464

>>5401841

>>5401968

Republicans voted yes:

Amash (MI)

Fitzpatrick (PA)

Gallagher (WI)

Herrera Beutler (CA)

Hurd (TX)

Johnson (SD)

Massie (WV)

Rodgers (WA)

Rooney (FL)

Sensenbrenner (IL)

Stefanik (NY)

Upton (MI)

Walden (OR)

Republicans did not vote:

Katko (NY)

Wagner (MO)

Democrats did not vote:

Cohen (TN)

DeFazio (MA)

Frankel (NY)

http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2019/roll094.xml

>>5402806

If it passes the Senate, Trump will veto the resolution. There aren't enough Rep turncoats to override this. If it dies in the Senate, it's over.

>>5402948

Sorry anon….mistakenly looked at her birth place. Hope I didn't screw up others.

>>5402876

No. Back in the mid-70s, Congress empowered the President to declare emergencies and move money around for them. It's actually a function of the legislature. Shows how long that branch has been dysfunctional.

>>5403122

Great point anon. Perhaps we need to dissolve Congress or greatly reduce their role since about half hate us anyway.