Here are the 26 Republicans That Voted in Line With Democrats To Further Push Their Hoax

H.R. 8015, the bill that was voted on

Twenty-six Republicans sided with the Democrats, and voted for a bill that would provide $25 billion in emergency funding to the Post Office and would place restrictions on operational changes to the Postal Service.

The Bill

The Delivering for America Act (H.R. 8015), the U.S. Postal Service may not “implement or approve any change to the operations or the level of service that would impede prompt, reliable, and efficient services,” according to Congress’ website.

These changes may not be made until “the last day of the COVID-19 public health emergency or January 1, 2021, whichever is later.”

The bill is unlikely to pass in the Republican-led Senate, but the Democrats still wasted their time on it as a publicity stunt, rather than trying to work out a second stimulus package, which many Americans are waiting for.

Representative James Comer (R-KY) discussed the bill’s uselessness prior to its passage, stating: “This bill does nothing to help the Postal Service modernize and improve its services.

In fact, it prevents the Post Office from doing anything to address operational issues and subjects it to a never-ending string of potential lawsuits.”

Republicans Go Along With the Lie

These Republicans decided to help the Democrats further their conspiracy theories about the Post Office:

  • Don Bacon – NE
  • Jeff Fortenberry – NE
  • Mike Bost – IL
  • Rodney Davis – IL
  • Brian Fitzpatrick – PA
  • Vern Buchanan – FL
  • Sam Graves – MO
  • Ann Wagner – MO
  • Jaime Herrera Beutler – WA
  • Elise Stefanik – NY
  • John Katko – NY
  • Peter T. King – NY
  • Tom Reed – NY
  • Doug LaMalfa – CA
  • Michael McCaul – TX
  • Will Hurd – TX
  • David McKinley – WV
  • Jefferson Van Drew – NJ
  • Christopher H. Smith – NJ
  • Pete Stauber – MN
  • Troy Balderson – OH
  • Steve Stivers – OH
  • Michael R. Turner – OH
  • Dave Joyce – OH
  • Fred Upton – MI
  • Don Young – AK

Trump & His Allies’ Response

President Trump tweeted about the bill. He mentioned that the post office has already decided to stop operational changes until after the election, as Postmaster General Louis DeJoy announced earlier this week.

Representative Comer spoke about the bill after it passed, saying: “The Democrats’ USPS Conspiracy Theory Act is nothing more than a costly political stunt to the tune of $25 billion. The Postal Service does not need a bailout. They have enough cash on hand to get them through the next year.”

Representative Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) also tweeted about the bill:

 

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