Three out of four Texas reps voted yes for HCR.

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next the Governorship.

[no_hypocrisy]

1. Could have been different if Dick Armey had been able to redistrict and get republicans into those

seats.

[tammywammy]

2. Along with ushering White in as Gov

Can we also get rid of my "representative" Barton? Pretty please?

[Richardo]

3. I get one out of every three:

Here's how members of the Texas delegation to the House of Representatives voted:

Democrats

Cuellar (Laredo) Y
Doggett (Austin) Y
Edwards (Waco) N
Gonzalez (San Antonio) Y
Green, Al (Houston) Y
Green, Gene (Houston) Y
Hinojosa (Mercedes) Y
Jackson Lee (Houston) Y
Johnson, E.B. (Dallas) Y
Ortiz (Corpus Christi) Y
Reyes (El Paso) Y
Rodriguez (San Antonio) Y

Republicans

Barton (Arlington) N
Brady (The Woodlands) N
Burgess (Flower Mound) N
Carter (Round Rock) N
Conaway (Midland) N
Culberson (Houston) N
Gohmert (Tyler) N
Granger (Fort Worth) N
Hall, (Rockwall) N
Hensarling (Dallas) N
Johnson, Sam (Plano) N
Marchant (Coppell) N
McCaul (Austin) N
Neugebauer (Lubbock) N
Olson (Sugar Land) N
Paul (Surfside) N
Poe (Humble) N
Sessions (Dallas) N
Smith (San Antonio) N
Thornberry (Clarendon) N

32 reps, 11 yeas, 21 nays

[Xenotime]

4. It will be a great day when Texas is a blue state again.