Thirty One Republicans Voted Against Military Aid for Ukraine Today

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Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee

John Boozman of Arkansas

Mike Braun of Indiana

Richard Burr of North Carolina

Bill Cassidy of Louisiana

Tom Cotton of Arkansas

Kevin Cramer of North Dakota

Mike Crapo of Idaho

Ted Cruz of Texas

Steve Daines of Montana

Deb Fischer of Nebraska

Bill Hagerty of Tennessee

Josh Hawley of Missouri

John Hoeven of North Dakota

Ron Johnson of Wisconsin

John Kennedy of Louisiana

James Lankford of Oklahoma

Mike Lee of Utah

Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming

Roger Marshall of Kansas

Rand Paul of Kentucky

Jim Risch of Idaho

Mitt Romney of Utah

Mike Rounds of South Dakota

Marco Rubio of Florida

Ben Sasse of Nebraska

Rick Scott of Florida

Tim Scott of South Carolina

Dan Sullivan of Alaska

Thom Tillis of North Carolina

Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania

https://www.newsweek.com/full-list-31-republicans-voted-against-military-aid-ukraine-1687052

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1. WTF?

Sorry ass bastards!

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2. The bill passed but this tells you who these people are.

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4. You got that right!

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3. Correction Dan Sullivan is from Alaska

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5. fixed...newsweek got it wrong.

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thanks

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6. What could be their reason?

I don’t get it.

Really Mitt Romney?
Really Ben “I can’t bring myself to do the right thing” Sasse?

Such frauds.

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7. Probably because it came from the Biden administration.

They would rather let people die than give Joe a win.

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8. Mitt Romney? I thought he had a sense of decency.

Shame on: Alaska, Arkansas, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, the Carolinas, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Wisconsin, Wyoming 

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9. Romney wasn't called Windsock Willard...

…for nothing during the 2012 campaign.

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10. Romney's reason. No comment on right or wrong.

Just providing it here, as some above are asking what he was upto;

“We have got to end the absurd process of jamming through last-minute, trillion dollar, thousand-page spending bills without meaningful input from more than a handful of members. Forcing us to swallow the bad to get the good is concerning, unsustainable, and no way to govern over the long-term. While I strongly support providing Ukrainians desperately needed aid, I ultimately could not support the rest of this bloated spending bill for the aforementioned reasons.”

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11. K&R