Why most House Republicans voted for a deal they loathed
Story Date: 9/11/2017

 

Source: Lindsey McPherson, ROLL CALL, 9/11/17


Most House Republicans griped about the fiscal package they were forced to vote on Friday, but ultimately, a relatively small portion of the conference was willing to vote against it. A little more than one-third of House Republicans voted against a package that would extend government funding and the debt ceiling for three months, while providing $15 billion in disaster relief aid, primarily to Texas and Louisiana to help with the Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts.

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