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Carlos Gimenez shrugged off our soldiers dying in Iran #maga #florida #iran
Carlos Gimenez has championed the Iran war from the safety of Washington and has never served a day in uniform.
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Carlos Gimenez has championed the Iran war from the safety of Washington and has never served a day in uniform.
A week before he was elected, Rob Bresnahan said rising fuel prices make everything more expensive. In Congress, he has voted against all six resolutions to end Trump's Iran war, while Pennsylvania gas is up $1.35 a gallon.
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John Rutherford rushed out an official statement backing the war on the day the bombing of Iran started, so eager he misspelled the mission as "Operation Epic Furry" three separate times.
In April, Tom Barrett voted against a resolution to end the Iran war, and it failed by one vote. He now runs as a critic of the war, while defense PACs and executives have given his campaign more than $58,000, according to Drop Site News.
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Jeff Van Drew went on national television during New Jersey's drone panic and told millions of Americans an Iranian "mothership" was parked off the East Coast launching drones.
North Carolina's Republican Senate nominee has cheered on the Iran war while it pushed up gas prices at home. His own disclosures show up to $1.6 million in oil and gas stock and nearly half a million in defense and aerospace — and he bought more Park Aerospace after the war began.
In audio obtained by The Oklahoman, Stephanie Bice — among the first in Congress to back the Iran War — told Oklahoma State students that 'we don't have the right strategy.' She has voted no on all six House resolutions to end the war, including one on September 15.
When Trump threatened North Korea in 2017, Dan Sullivan said a first-strike war 'would clearly, in my view, require the authorization from Congress. Article I makes this very clear.' With Trump's Iran war, he has voted again and again against letting Congress end it — including the September 24 vote that failed by one.
The House passed a resolution ordering U.S. forces out of the Iran war in July. The Senate finally voted on it September 24 and it failed 49-50. Fourteen senators on our report cards voted no — including Jon Husted, who said two days earlier the war 'needs to come to an end as quickly as possible.'