House Roll Call: Gun background checks

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/nati...b11ed7d8d2a_story.html?utm_term=.474c3d0cd0c6

By Associated Press February 2 at 5:52 PM
The 235-180 roll call Thursday by which the House voted to disapprove a Social Security Administration regulation that establishes when the names of certain beneficiaries with mental disorders would be submitted to the instant background check system for gun purchases.

A “yes” vote is a vote to pass the measure.

Voting yes were 6 Democrats and 229 Republicans.

Voting no were 178 Democrats and 2 Republicans.


X denotes those not voting.


There are 2 vacancies in the 435-member House.

ALABAMA
Democrats — Sewell, N.

Republicans — Aderholt, Y; Brooks, X; Byrne, Y; Palmer, Y; Roby, Y; Rogers, Y.

ALASKA
Republicans — Young, Y.

ARIZONA
Democrats — Gallego, N; Grijalva, N; O’Halleran, Y; Sinema, Y.
Republicans — Biggs, Y; Franks, Y; Gosar, Y; McSally, Y; Schweikert, Y.

ARKANSAS
Republicans — Crawford, Y; Hill, Y; Westerman, Y; Womack, Y.

CALIFORNIA
Democrats — Aguilar, N; Barragan, N; Bass, N; Bera, N; Brownley, N; Carbajal, N; Cardenas, N; Chu, Judy, N; Correa, N; Costa, N; Davis, N; DeSaulnier, N; Eshoo, N; Garamendi, N; Huffman, N; Khanna, N; Lee, N; Lieu, Ted, N; Lofgren, N; Lowenthal, N; Matsui, N; McNerney, N; Napolitano, N; Panetta, N; Pelosi, N; Peters, N; Roybal-Allard, N; Ruiz, N; Sanchez, N; Schiff, N; Sherman, N; Speier, N; Swalwell, N; Takano, N; Thompson, N; Torres, X; Vargas, N; Waters, Maxine, N.

Republicans — Calvert, Y; Cook, Y; Denham, Y; Hunter, Y; Issa, Y; Knight, Y; LaMalfa, X; McCarthy, Y; McClintock, Y; Nunes, Y; Rohrabacher, Y; Royce, Y; Valadao, Y; Walters, Mimi, Y.

COLORADO
Democrats — DeGette, N; Perlmutter, N; Polis, N.

Republicans — Buck, Y; Coffman, Y; Lamborn, Y; Tipton, Y.

CONNECTICUT
Democrats — Courtney, N; DeLauro, N; Esty, N; Himes, N; Larson, N.

DELAWARE
Democrats — Blunt Rochester, N.


FLORIDA
Democrats — Castor, N; Crist, N; Demings, N; Deutch, N; Frankel, X; Hastings, X; Lawson, N; Murphy, N; Soto, N; Wasserman Schultz, N; Wilson, N.

Republicans — Bilirakis, Y; Buchanan, Y; Curbelo, Y; DeSantis, Y; Diaz-Balart, Y; Dunn, Y; Gaetz, Y; Mast, Y; Posey, Y; Rooney, Francis, Y; Rooney, Thomas J., Y; Ros-Lehtinen, Y; Ross, Y; Rutherford, Y; Webster, Y; Yoho, Y.

GEORGIA
Democrats — Bishop, Y; Johnson, N; Lewis, N; Scott, David, N.
Republicans — Allen, Y; Carter, Y; Collins, Y; Ferguson, Y; Graves, Y; Hice, Jody B., Y; Loudermilk, Y; Price, Tom, X; Scott, Austin, Y; Woodall, Y.

HAWAII
Democrats — Gabbard, N; Hanabusa, N.


IDAHO
Republicans — Labrador, Y; Simpson, Y.

ILLINOIS
Democrats — Bustos, N; Davis, Danny, N; Foster, N; Gutierrez, N; Kelly, N; Krishnamoorthi, N; Lipinski, N; Quigley, N; Rush, X; Schakowsky, N; Schneider, N.

Republicans — Bost, Y; Davis, Rodney, Y; Hultgren, Y; Kinzinger, Y; LaHood, Y; Roskam, Y; Shimkus, Y.

INDIANA
Democrats — Carson, N; Visclosky, N.

Republicans — Banks, Y; Brooks, Y; Bucshon, Y; Hollingsworth, Y; Messer, Y; Rokita, Y; Walorski, Y.

IOWA
Democrats — Loebsack, N.

Republicans — Blum, Y; King, Y; Young, Y.

KANSAS
Republicans — Jenkins, Y; Marshall, Y; Yoder, Y.

KENTUCKY
Democrats — Yarmuth, N.

Republicans — Barr, Y; Comer, Y; Guthrie, Y; Massie, Y; Rogers, Y.

LOUISIANA
Democrats — Richmond, N.

Republicans — Abraham, Y; Graves, Y; Higgins, Y; Johnson, Y; Scalise, Y.

MAINE
Democrats — Pingree, X.
Republicans — Poliquin, Y.

MARYLAND
Democrats — Brown, N; Cummings, N; Delaney, N; Hoyer, N; Raskin, N; Ruppersberger, N; Sarbanes, N.

Republicans — Harris, Y.

MASSACHUSETTS
Democrats — Capuano, N; Clark, X; Keating, N; Kennedy, N; Lynch, X; McGovern, N; Moulton, N; Neal, N; Tsongas, N.


MICHIGAN
Democrats — Conyers, N; Dingell, N; Kildee, N; Lawrence, N; Levin, N.

Republicans — Amash, Y; Bergman, Y; Bishop, Y; Huizenga, Y; Mitchell, Y; Moolenaar, Y; Trott, Y; Upton, Y; Walberg, Y.

MINNESOTA
Democrats — Ellison, N; McCollum, N; Nolan, N;
Peterson, X; Walz, Y.
Republicans — Emmer, Y; Lewis, Y; Paulsen, Y.

MISSISSIPPI
Democrats — Thompson, N.

Republicans — Harper, Y; Kelly, Y; Palazzo, Y.

MISSOURI
Democrats — Clay, N; Cleaver, N.

Republicans — Graves, Y; Hartzler, Y; Long, Y; Luetkemeyer, Y; Smith, Y; Wagner, Y.

MONTANA
Republicans — Zinke, X.

NEBRASKA
Republicans — Bacon, Y; Fortenberry, Y; Smith, Y.

NEVADA
Democrats — Kihuen, N; Rosen, N; Titus, N.

Republicans — Amodei, Y.

NEW HAMPSHIRE
Democrats — Kuster, N; Shea-Porter, N.


NEW JERSEY
Democrats — Gottheimer, N; Norcross, N; Pallone, N; Pascrell, N; Payne, N; Sires, N; Watson Coleman, N.

Republicans — Frelinghuysen, Y; Lance, Y; LoBiondo, Y; MacArthur, Y; Smith, Y.

NEW MEXICO
Democrats — Lujan Grisham, M., N; Lujan, Ben Ray, N.

Republicans — Pearce, Y.

NEW YORK
Democrats — Clarke, N; Crowley, N; Engel, N; Espaillat, N; Higgins, N; Jeffries, N; Lowey, N; Maloney, Carolyn B., N; Maloney, Sean, N; Meeks, N; Meng, N; Nadler, N; Rice, N; Serrano, N; Slaughter, N; Suozzi, N; Tonko, N;
Velazquez, X.
Republicans — Collins, Y; Donovan, N; Faso, Y; Katko, Y; King, N; Reed, Y; Stefanik, Y; Tenney, Y; Zeldin, Y.

NORTH CAROLINA
Democrats — Adams, N; Butterfield, N; Price, N.

Republicans — Budd, Y; Foxx, Y; Holding, Y; Hudson, Y; Jones, X; McHenry, Y; Meadows, Y; Pittenger, Y; Rouzer, Y; Walker, X.

NORTH DAKOTA
Republicans — Cramer, Y.

OHIO
Democrats — Beatty, N; Fudge, N; Kaptur, N; Ryan, N.

Republicans — Boehner, X (the speaker by tradition often does not vote); Chabot, Y; Davidson, X; Gibbs, Y; Johnson, Y; Jordan, Y; Joyce, Y; Latta, Y; Renacci, Y; Stivers, Y; Tiberi, Y; Turner, Y; Wenstrup, Y.

OKLAHOMA
Republicans — Bridenstine, Y; Cole, Y; Lucas, Y; Mullin, Y; Russell, Y.

OREGON
Democrats — Blumenauer, N; Bonamici, N; DeFazio, N; Schrader, N.

Republicans — Walden, Y.

PENNSYLVANIA
Democrats — Boyle, Brendan F., N; Brady, N; Cartwright, N; Doyle, Michael F., N; Evans, N.

Republicans — Barletta, Y; Costello, Y; Dent, Y; Fitzpatrick, Y; Kelly, Y; Marino, Y; Meehan, Y; Murphy, Y; Perry, Y; Rothfus, Y; Shuster, Y; Smucker, Y; Thompson, Y.

RHODE ISLAND
Democrats — Cicilline, N; Langevin, N.


SOUTH CAROLINA
Democrats — Clyburn, N.

Republicans — Duncan, Y; Gowdy, Y; Mulvaney, X; Rice, Y; Sanford, Y; Wilson, Y.

SOUTH DAKOTA
Republicans — Noem, Y.

TENNESSEE
Democrats — Cohen, N; Cooper, N.

Republicans — Black, Y; Blackburn, Y; DesJarlais, Y; Duncan, Y; Fleischmann, Y; Kustoff, Y; Roe, Y.

TEXAS
Democrats — Castro, N; Cuellar, Y; Doggett, N; Gonzalez, N; Green, Al, N; Green, Gene, N; Jackson Lee, N; Johnson, E. B., N; O’Rourke, N; Veasey, N; Vela, N.

Republicans — Arrington, Y; Babin, Y; Barton, Y; Brady, Y; Burgess, Y; Carter, Y; Conaway, Y; Culberson, Y; Farenthold, Y; Flores, Y; Gohmert, Y; Granger, Y; Hensarling, Y; Hurd, Y; Johnson, Sam, Y; Marchant, Y; McCaul, Y; Olson, Y; Poe, Y; Ratcliffe, Y; Sessions, Y; Smith, Y; Thornberry, Y; Weber, Y; Williams, Y.

UTAH
Republicans — Bishop, Y; Chaffetz, Y; Love, Y; Stewart, Y.

VERMONT
Democrats — Welch, N.


VIRGINIA
Democrats — Beyer, N; Connolly, N; McEachin, N; Scott, N.

Republicans — Brat, Y; Comstock, Y; Garrett, Y; Goodlatte, Y; Griffith, Y; Taylor, Y; Wittman, Y.

WASHINGTON
Democrats — DelBene, N; Heck, N; Jayapal, N; Kilmer, N; Larsen, N; Smith, N.

Republicans — Herrera Beutler, Y; McMorris Rodgers, Y; Newhouse, Y; Reichert, Y.

WEST VIRGINIA
Republicans — Jenkins, Y; McKinley, Y; Mooney, Y.

WISCONSIN
Democrats — Kind, Y; Moore, N; Pocan, N.

Republicans — Duffy, Y; Gallagher, Y; Grothman, Y; Sensenbrenner, Y.

WYOMING
Republicans — Cheney, Y.
 
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WASHINGTON, United States (AFP) — The US House of Representatives voted Thursday to remove an Obama-era regulation on background checks that aimed to prevent the mentally ill from obtaining firearms.

The Republican-led House voted 235 to 180 largely upon party lines to bar efforts by the Social Security Administration (SSA) to bar disability recipients with mental disorders from owning guns. The legislation now heads to the Senate.

Barack Obama had sought to tighten gun safety legislation during his eight-year presidency but was largely rejected by Congress.

Instead, he unveiled a series of executive actions in 2015 aimed at reducing the nation's rampant gun violence, including overhauling the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, or NICS.

Under the new action, the SSA would be required to include in the background check system mental health information on beneficiaries who are prohibited from possessing a gun.

The rule guiding the strategy was issued in December, and came into force on January 18, two days before President Donald Trump took the oath of office.

"The Obama administration's rule is discriminatory and deprives law-abiding Americans of their constitutional rights," House Judiciary Committee chairman Bob Goodlatte said in a statement after the vote.

"There is no evidence suggesting that those receiving disability benefits from the Social Security Administration are a threat to public safety."

According to the rule, the government would inform the FBI if and when an individual meets the criteria for inclusion in the background check system "due to a mental health prohibitor," but would provide no details on the individual's specific diagnosis.

The rule also had a provision that allowed individuals to contest the prohibition.

Trump last year campaigned heavily on a pledge to uphold Americans' constitutional rights to bear arms.
 
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Congratulations. The lunatics get to keep guns.

The victims of the Aurora CO movie theater shooting are pleased and so are the families that lost their elementary school children in Newtown CT at Sandy Hook Elementary.

When 20 children between the ages of 6 and 7 years old lose their precious young life and this country takes no action, nothing will ever be done. What a shame for America. It is despicable and disgusting.

Be proud Republicans.
 

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learn to read...

damn...

idiot...


The Republican-led House voted 235 to 180 largely upon party lines to bar efforts by the Social Security Administration (SSA) to bar disability recipients with mental disorders from owning guns. The legislation now heads to the Senate.