Quote Originally Posted by Parkbandit View Post
Hey, at least you tried to come up with a list instead of just saying "GOOGLE IT YOURSELF!"

So, let's take a look at these "moderate to near right Dems" and look at their voting record in this Congress. Let's just look at the number of times they sided with Republicans and did not vote with their own caucus:

Rep. Tom O’Halleran - No longer in Congress.
Rep. Ed Case - 0
Rep. Stephanie Murphy - No longer in Congress.
Rep. Carolyn Bourdeaux - No longer in Congress.
Rep. Sanford Bishop - 0
Rep. Jim Cooper - No longer in Congress.
Rep. Lou Correa - 0
Rep. Jim Costa - 0
Rep. Charlie Crist - No longer in Congress.
Rep. Henry Cuellar - 1
Rep. Jared Golden - 2
Rep. Vicente Gonzalez - 0
Rep. Josh Gottheimer - 0
Rep. Brad Schneider - 0
Rep. Kurt Schrader - No longer in Congress.
Rep. David Scott - 0
Rep. Mikie Sherrill - 0
Rep. Abigail Spanberger - 0
Rep. Mike Thompson - 0

So... of your big list (and I'm very impressed with your copy/paste efforts) your list of 19 members that Speaker McCarthy should have worked with.. 6 are not even in Congress.. 11 have not voted against their caucus in 2023.. BUT TWO HAVE VOTED WITH THE REPUBLICANS!

So Rep Henry Cuellar voted ONE time against his caucus.. and Jared Golden voted TWO times against his caucus.

Yea, you gave us a list of real renegades of the Democrat Party.....
Given the amount of dogshit bills that were actually put to a vote by McCarthy in the current Congress I can't say I'm surprised.