H.R.1868

To prevent across-the-board direct spending cuts, and for other purposes.

Date of Vote: March 19, 2021

Chamber of Origin: HouseCongress: 117th

Roll Call Number: 96 | Session Number: 1

The Congressional Budget Office estimated that the massive $1.9 trillion legislation would increase the deficit by nearly $1.86 trillion over 10 years. This deficit requires the Office of Management and Budget to enforce PAYGO rules and make cuts on federal programs, including Medicare.Democrats will argue that this bill is needed to prevent cuts to Medicare; however, they will not tell you that the only reason we are in this position is because the Democrats did not consider the budgetary implications of passing their $1.9 trillion socialist giveaway. Instead, Nancy Pelosi preferred to engage in a hyper-partisan process that prioritized bailing out oppressive, blue states that have only kept businesses closed and children out of classrooms for more than a year. To make matters worse, only 9% of the $1.9 trillion was actually targeted for combating COVID-19. Our nearly-$30 trillion national debt is a threat to our national security, and passage of H.R. 1868 will only take us deeper into the unsustainable path to fiscal calamity. Members of Congress must reject any vote that perpetuates and validates the acts of our fiscally irresponsible congressional leadership. This bill is nothing more than a rubber stamp for the Democrats’ fiscally irresponsible ways.1

Turning Point Action’s Position

Turning Point Action Opposes

Voted YEA

161
13.66% REPUBLICANS86.34% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS

VOTED NAY

121
100% REPUBLICANS0% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
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Voted yea

Adam SmithUS CongressWashington
Session Score:6.67
Adriano EspaillatUS CongressNew York
Session Score:6.67
Al GreenUS CongressTexas
Session Score:10.00
Alexandria Ocasio-CortezUS CongressNew York
Session Score:6.67
Alma AdamsUS CongressNorth Carolina
Session Score:6.67
Ami BeraUS CongressCalifornia
Session Score:20.00

Voted nay

Adrian SmithUS CongressNebraska
Session Score:93.33
Andrew ClydeUS CongressGeorgia
Session Score:93.33
Andy BarrUS CongressKentucky
Session Score:96.67
Andy BiggsUS CongressArizona
Session Score:96.67
Andy HarrisUS CongressMaryland
Session Score:93.33
Ann WagnerUS CongressMissouri
Session Score:93.33

Not voting

Joe WilsonUS CongressSouth Carolina
Session Score:86.67
Steny H. HoyerUS CongressMaryland
Session Score:23.33

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