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How did YOUR Representative Vote?
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Avg cost per household |
Voted for Lower taxes and less government |
Voted for Higher taxes and more government |
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HR 4: Energy Plan. Amendment to continue prohibiting oil exploration anywhere in
the 19.6 million acre Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. (Rejected 206-223 on Aug
1, 2001, roll call #317) Potential cost: Billions! |
Continued reliance on foreign oil!
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HR 2646: Farm Bill. A 10-year authorization for crop price-support programs;
includes $243 million for food stamps. All un-Constitutional spending! (Passed
291-120 on Oct 5, 2001, roll call #371) Potential cost: 167.0 Billion |
$1561
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HR 3090: Economic Stimulus. Includes tax cuts for individuals and businesses
over a 10-year period; a small step toward reducing overtaxation/slavery!
(Passed 216-214 on Oct. 24, 2001, roll call #404) Savings: $156.4 Billion |
$1462 (Savings)
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HR 3150: Aviation Security. Amendment to require that passenger and baggage
screeners at major airports be federal employees. (Rejected 214-218 on Nov 1,
2001, roll call #423) Estimated Cost: $300 Million /year |
A federal power grab expanding control of travel
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HR 2620 Fiscal 2002 VA/HUD. Lumps legit funds for veterans with $30 billion for
un-Constitutional Department of Housing and Urban Development. (Passed 401-18 on
Nov. 8, 2001, roll call #434) Cost: $112.7 Billion |
$1053
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HR 3295: "Election Overhaul." Intervention by Congress in state elections
threatens our federal system. (Passed 362-63 on Dec, 12, 2001, roll call #489)
Cost: 2.6 Billion
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$24
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HR 3061: Fiscal 2002 Labor/HHS/Education. Big welfare-state spending! Includes
more than $51 billion for expanded federal meddling in "education". (Passed
393-30 on Dec. 19, 2001, roll call #504) Cost: $407.7 Billion |
$3811
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HR 2506: Fiscal 2002 Foreign Aid. Since the 1940's, the giveaway of taxpayer
dollars to foreign governments has cost us TRILLIONS! And it's
un-Constitutional! (Passed 357-66 on Dec. 19, 2001, roll call #505) Cost: 15.4
Billion |
$144
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