NEVER FORGET: Here is the List of the 70 Republican Lawmakers Who Voted to Fund the FBI’s New $375 Million Headquarters so that the FBI Can Continue to Storm the Homes of Pro-Life Protesters, and Journalists, and Hunt Down Trump Supporters with Hounds | The Gateway Pundit

70 House Republicans voted on Wednesday to reward Chris Wray’s FBI with a brand new $300 million headquarters allegedly bigger than the Pentagon.

The estimated cost of the brand new headquarters is greater than $2 billion.

The vote handed as closely armed FBI SWAT Groups with hounds have been chasing a retired Military Sgt and Iraq Warfare Veteran by means of the woods of New Jersey for his actions on January 6.

The FBI SWAT groups raided Gregory Yetman’s residence on Wednesday. They trashed his home, detained his brothers, notified the native media earlier than the raid, after which they let the hounds lose on Yetman after he fled into the woods.

As this was going down 70 House Republicans voted to reward the FBI in hopes that they may goal and arrest extra of their voters.

Since Joe Biden took workplace FBI SWAT Crew have stalked and arrested over 1,200 Trump supporters who attended the Jan. 6, 2021 protests on the US Capitol.
No less than 80% of those FBI raids and arrests have been for non-violent crimes like standing exterior the US Capitol that day.

70 House Republicans need extra of this.  They actually like the thought.

The FBI has additionally focused Catholics, Christians, pro-life Individuals, dad and mom in school board conferences, journalists, and President Trump.

On Wednesday, Gaetz launched a vehement assault towards the Home, the FBI, and Democrats whereas on the Home ground, criticizing their enchantment for funding aimed toward growing an expansive new facility in Washington DC.

“They wish to spend greater than $300 million on that complicated. Although the FBI has an worker base that’s about 2.3% of america army. Mr. Speaker, they’re actually asking for one thing that’s bigger than the Pentagon for the FBI,” stated Gaetz.

“And so my modification would disallow any planning, spending, distribution of funds for that objective. I don’t imagine that the FBI deserves a large new headquarters or Washington Area workplace,” he added.

He argued towards the funding of greater than $300 million into a posh that’s undeserved given the FBI’s abuse of energy and violation of civil liberties towards conservatives.

“They’ve labored arduous to censor factual data dangerous to their most popular political candidates, notably the Hunter Biden laptop computer story that the FBI, primarily based within the DC metro space, have been concerned in cajoling censorship of. Constructing a brand new headquarters would condone, reinforce, and allow the Washington Area Workplace of the Federal Bureau of Investigations’ nefarious conduct. We shouldn’t do it, and we should always undertake this modification to make sure that’s the case.”

70 RINOs voted with Democrats to defeat the invoice and fund the brand new FBI headquarters.

Listed below are the 70 Home Republicans who voted to reward the FBI operating a police state in America.

Right here is the record of Republicans who voted with Democrats:

1. Don Bacon from Nebraska
2. Andy Barr from Kentucky
3. Cliff Bentz from Oregon
4. Stephanie Bice from Oklahoma
5. Mike Bost from Illinois
6. Vern Buchanan from Florida
7. Ken Buck from Colorado
8. Ken Calvert from California
9. Mike Carey from Ohio
10. John Carter from Texas
11. Lori Chavez-DeRemer from Oregon
12. Tom Cole from Oklahoma
13. Michael D’Esposito from New York
14. Mario Diaz-Balart from Florida
15. Martha Duarte from California
16. Gregory F. Murphy from North Carolina
17. Jake Ellzey from Texas
18. Randy Feenstra from Iowa
19. Drew Ferguson from Georgia
20. Brian Fitzpatrick from Pennsylvania
21. Dianne Flood from Nebraska
22. Andrew Garbarino from New York
23. Tony Gonzales from Texas
24. Jenniffer Gonzalez-Colon from Puerto Rico
25. Kay Granger from Texas
26. Sam Graves from Missouri
27. Brett Guthrie from Kentucky
28. Ashley Hinson from Iowa
29. David Joyce from Ohio
30. Thomas Kean Jr. from New Jersey
31. Mike Kelly from Pennsylvania
32. Kevin Kiley from California
33. Younger Kim from California
34. David Kustoff from Tennessee
35. Darin LaHood from Illinois
36. Nick LaLota from New York
37. Doug Lamborn from Colorado
38. John Lawler from New York
39. Nancy Lee from Florida
40. Julia Letlow from Louisiana
41. Frank Lucas from Oklahoma
42. Blaine Luetkemeyer from Missouri
43. Nicole Malliotakis from New York
44. Deborah McCornick from Georgia
45. Patrick T. McHenry from North Carolina
46. Daniel Meuser from Pennsylvania
47. Carol Miller from Ohio
48. Blake Moore from Utah
49. Frank Moylan from Guam
50. Gregory F. Murphy from North Carolina
51. Dan Newhouse from Washington
52. Zach Nunn from Iowa
53. Jay Obernolte from California
54. Mike Rogers from Alabama
55. Harold Rogers from Kentucky
56. Maria Elvira Salazar from Florida
57. Austin Scott from Georgia
58. Pete Classes from Texas
59. Mike Simpson from Idaho
60. Jason Smith from Missouri
61. Christopher H. Smith from New Jersey
62. Lloyd Smucker from Pennsylvania
63. Jerry Carl from Alabama
64. Glenn Thompson from Pennsylvania
65. Michael R. Turner from Ohio
66. David Valadao from California
67. Derrick Van Orden from Wisconsin
68. Ann Wagner from Missouri
69. Brad Wenstrup from Ohio
70. Steve Womack from Arkansas