Tom Rice voted to impeach Trump over January 6 and said he'd defended the Constitution. Trump endorsed Fry to throw him out "ASAP." Fry won 51% to 24% — the first Trump-endorsed challenger to unseat a Republican who crossed him.
As chairman of the subcommittee that funds the State Department and all U.S. foreign aid, Diaz-Balart has cut nearly $12 billion since 2023 — while a Lancet study projects 14 million additional deaths by 2030 from the aid cuts already made.
The House was on track to reject Trump's $9.4 billion package of cuts. LaLota had already voted no. Johnson pulled him aside with the vote still open, and minutes later he switched to yes — 214 to 212. He wouldn't say what he got for it.
On June 9, 2026, the House passed S. 2 by 214 to 212. At that margin every single Republican yes vote was the deciding vote. Here are the 187 who have report cards on this site.
In April he called Trump's 'whole civilization' threat abhorrent and told a Longview Rotary Club that past the 60-day mark, Congress would have to weigh in. In June and July, Congress did — and Moran voted against it both times.
In April 2025 Estes joined the Republican delegation to El Salvador while the Trump administration was defying a 9-0 Supreme Court order. He posed for the embassy photo, and his office wouldn't answer a single question about it.
Cole has pushed the same bill for seven Congresses. It hands Social Security to 13 appointees, then forces Congress to vote yes or no on whatever they write — no amendments, four hours of debate, no filibuster.
On September 25, 2024, Bilirakis was one of 82 House members — all Republicans — to vote no on the bill that refilled FEMA's Disaster Relief Fund. Helene made landfall in Florida the following night. Sixteen days later he published a guide telling constituents how to apply for FEMA money.
On April 6, 2025, CBS reported it could find no criminal record for 179 of the 238 men shipped to CECOT. On April 7, Crank introduced H. Res. 295 endorsing the removals. Two months later a federal judge ruled they were unlawful.
