All Five SC Republicans in US House vote to Fund Planned Parenthood, Not Border Wall

Christians for Life and Liberty
Columbia, SC
May 1, 2017

  All Five SC Republicans in US House vote to Fund Planned Parenthood,  Not Border Wall in one-week funding extension - April 28, 2017  - Duncan, Gowdy, Rice, Sanford, Wilson
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FINAL VOTE RESULTS FOR ROLL CALL 236
(Republicans in roman; Democrats in italic; Independents underlined)

H J RES 99         YEA-AND-NAY      28-Apr-2017      11:29 AM
      QUESTION:  On Passage
      BILL TITLE:  Making further continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2017, and for other purposes

http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2017/roll236.xml

                                YEAS         NAYS       PRES      NV
REPUBLICAN              207           16                        14
DEMOCRATIC             175           14                         4
INDEPENDENT   
TOTALS                      382           30                        18

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---- YEAS    382 ---

Clyburn [ D ]
Duncan (SC) [ R ]
Gowdy [ R ]
Rice (SC) [ R ]
Sanford [ R ]
Wilson (SC) [ R ]

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First Trump-Era Spending Law Funds Planned Parenthood, Not Border Wall
http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/terence-p-jeffrey/first-trump-era-spending-bill-funds-planned-parenthood-not-border 

April 29, 2017

[ CLL: Emphasis added ]

(CNSNews.com) - President Donald Trump signed the first federal spending law of his administration yesterday, a one-week extension of the spending law signed by President Barack Obama in December that was set to expire last night.

The law Trump signed permits funding of Planned Parenthood but not for a border wall.During his presidential campaign, then-candidate Trump vowed to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and to defund Planned Parenthood so long as it continues to provide abortions.

The House approved the bill­H.J. Res. 99­by a 382 to 30 vote, with 18 members not voting. The Senate passed it by a voice vote­foregoing a roll call.

Sixteen House Republicans voted against the bill. They included: Justin Amash (Mich.), Jim Bridenstine (Okla.), Scott DesJarlais (Tenn.), Matt Gaetz (Fla.), Thomas Garrett (Va.), Trey Hollingsworth (Indiana), Sam Johnson (Texas), Walter Jones (N.C.), Steve King (Iowa), Thomas Massie (Ky.), Alex Mooney (W.V.), Steve Pearce (N.M.), John Ratcliffe (Texas), Jim Renacci (Ohio), Jim Sensenbrenner (Wisc.), Robert Wittman (Va.).

This spending law, as signed by President Trump, continues federal funding at current levels and for current programs for just one week.

“This resolution will ensure that the government stays open for another week, until May 5, 2017, to give Congress additional time,” House Appropriations Chairman Rodney Frelinghuysen (R.-N.J.) explained on the House floor on Friday.

“It continues all policy and funding provisions in the currently enacted continuing resolution,” Frelinghuysen said.

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http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/terence-p-jeffrey/first-trump-era-spending-bill-funds-planned-parenthood-not-border