Matthew 25: 35-36 For I was hungry, and you gave Me something to eat; I was thirsty, and you gave Me something to drink; I was a stranger, and you invited Me in; 36 I was naked, and you clothed Me; I was sick, and you visited Me (with help and ministering care); I was in prison, and you came to Me (ignoring personal danger).’ Amplified Version of the Bible
Behold, you have been betrayed!
At the bottom of this post you will find a list of the congressional members of the United States House of Representatives who voted yes for the Big Beautiful Bill on July 3, 2025. This bill will yield devastating ramifications upon the American people: from the working class, farmers, elderly, sick and poor. It is going to severely impact access to healthcare for a huge segment of our population, and yes, many people will die and hospitals will close as well as nursing homes.
All of the representatives listed here knew fully well how this bill would effect American citizens, plus the entire bill was read to them--well exceeding over 900 pages. Yet they drowned out our voices, and news polls reflect most U.S. citizens were opposed to this bill. It doesn't matter what race you are, whether you are Democrat, Republican, or Independent--the passage of this bill will negatively impact the majority of people in our country, save the most wealthy. And it will impact certain marginalized communities disproportionately. The Big Beautiful Bill represents the greatest transfer of wealth this country has ever witnessed: taking funds from the poor, working, and middle classes and transferring it into the hands of billionaires--literally.
Keep in mind, as the 2026 mid-term elections emerge the Republicans will parrot their usual rhetoric: proclaiming there is a huge amount fraud in Medicaid and Medicare--which is an absolute lie, and that hospitals will not close because they have made provisional funds accessible should hospitals apply for them (note the operative word "apply" which connotes the possibility to be turned down), and that the massive tax cuts for the wealthy will result in more manufacturing and investment in our country. Where have we heard that before? (See a previous post here on how Republicans in office plan to spin Medicaid cuts and throw off blame.) For example, regarding slight of hand techniques, watch video of James Lankford, Senator from Oklahoma, gleefully proclaim hospitals will be sustainable because of additional billions allocated for struggling hospital facilities.
The House Representatives on this list knew what this bill would do, and many behind closed doors expressed how passing the bill would have dire consequences on the health and well being of millions of Americans. They also know that 80 to 90% receiving government assistance work already, and either are so out of touch or simply uncaring to the plight of the working poor. They do not care about working people, farmers, poor, or the frail. They care about their political positions more than anything, and they fear Donald Trump so greatly they would vote against their own family. And no doubt, many did that fateful day.
A lot of the cuts harming Americans will be purposely delayed until after the mid-term elections in 2026, a devious strategic move by the Republicans to tweak election victories for their side, and to promote a fictitious narrative that Democrats somehow caused the consequences manifested by the Big Beautiful Bill. In essence, certain changes are manipulatively scheduled to occur between the years 2026 through 2028, until after the midterms and the presidential election. However, there are modifications to specific programs which will be implemented soon; and many citizens will feel its impact before the elections. The Republicans believe their MAGA constituents will not see through this, and are counting on non-thinking voters to re-elect them.
The time has come America to make a choice. I suggest firmly voting Democrat this time. If you are a Republican, please vote in the primaries, and either select a different Republican representative or vote Democrat to get the people below out of our government. For they literally do not care for you! And if you select a different Republican be sure to get their position on the Big Beautiful Bill and their views on its impact upon ordinary citizens in the United States. None of the Democratic representatives voted for this bill, and only two Republican house members voted "No": Thomas Massie from Kentucky and Brian K. Fitzpatrick from Pennsylvania, and I am not sure what their concerns focused on.
You will find the list below is in alphabetical order, and the information is derived from the Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives government website. Be sure to share it with others or on various platforms. Let's vote these people out together!!
List Of House Representatives Voting Yes To The One Big Beautiful Bill
Robert B. Aderholt ...Republican, Alabama
Mark Alford ...Republican, Missouri
Rick W. Allen ...Republican, Georgia
Mark E. Amodei ...Republican, Nevada
Jodey C. Arrington ...Republican, Texas
Brian Babin ...Republican, Texas
Don Bacon ...Republican, Nebraska
James R. Baird ...Republican, Indiana
Troy Balderson ...Republican, Ohio
Andy Barr ...Republican, Kentucky
Tom Barrett ...Republican, Michigan
Michael Baumgartner ...Republican, Washington
Aaron Bean (FL) ...Republican, Florida
Nicholas J. Begich ...Republican, Alaska
Cliff Bentz ...Republican, Oregon
Jack Bergman ...Republican, Michigan
Stephanie Bice ...Republican, Oklahoma
Andy Biggs (AZ) ...Republican, Arizona
Sheri Biggs (SC) ...Republican, S. Carolina
Gus M.Bilirakis ...Republican, Florida
Lauren Boebert ...Republican, Colorado
Mike Bost ...Republican, Illinois
Josh Brecheen ...Republican, Oklahoma
Robert P. Bresnahan ...Republican, Pennsylvania
Vern Buchanan ...Republican, Florida
Tim Burchett ...Republican, Tennessee
Eric Burlison ...Republican, Missouri
Ken Calvert ...Republican, California
Kat Cammack ...Republican, Florida
Mike Carey ...Republican, Ohio
Earl L. Carter ...Republican, Georgia
John R. Carter ...Republican, Texas
Juan Ciscomani ...Republican, Arizona
Ben Cline ...Republican, Virginia
Michael Cloud ...Republican, Texas
Andrew S. Clyde ...Republican, Georgia
Tom Cole ...Republican, Oklahoma
Mike Collins ...Republican, Georgia
James Comer ...Republican, Kentucky
Elijah Crane ...Republican, Arizona
Jeff Crank ...Republican, Colorado
Eric A.Crawford ...Republican, Arkansas
Dan Crenshaw ...Republican, Texas
Warren Davidson ...Republican, Ohio
Monica De La Cruz ...Republican, Texas
Scott DesJarlais ...Republican, Tennessee
Mario Diaz-Balart ...Republican, Florida
Byron Donalds ...Republican, Florida
Troy Downing ...Republican, Montana
Neal P.Dunn ...Republican, Florida
Chuck Edwards ...Republican, N. Carolina
Jake Ellzey ...Republican, Texas
Tom Emmer ...Republican, Minnesota
Ron Estes ...Republican, Kansas
Gabe Evans ...Republican, Colorado
Mike Ezell ...Republican, Mississippi
Pat Fallon ...Republican, Texas
Julie Fedorchak ...Republican, North Dakota
Randy Feenstra ...Republican, Iowa
Randy Fine ...Republican, Florida
Brad Finstad ...Republican, Minnesota
Michelle Fischbach ...Republican, Minnesota
Scott Fitzgerald ...Republican, Wisconsin
Charles J. Fleischman ...Republican, Tennessee
Mike Flood ...Republican, Nebraska
Vince Fong ...Republican, California
Virginia Foxx ...Republican, N. Carolina
Scott Franklin ...Republican, Florida
Russell Fry ...Republican, S. Carolina
Russ Fulcher ...Republican, Idaho
Andrew R. Garbarino ...Republican, New York
Brandon Gill ...Republican, Texas
Carlos A. Gimenez ...Republican, Florida
Craig A. Goldman ...Republican, Texas
Tony Gonzales ...Republican, Texas
Lance Gooden ...Republican, Texas
Paul A. Gosar ...Republican, Arizona
Sam Graves ...Republican, Missouri
Mark E Green ...Republican, Tennessee
Marjorie Taylor Green ...Republican, Georgia
H. Morgan Griffith ...Republican, Virginia
Glenn Grothman ...Republican, Wisconsin
Michael Guest ...Republican, Mississippi
Brett Guthrie ...Republican, Kentucky
Harriet M. Hageman ...Republican, Wyoming
Abraham J. Hamadeh ...Republican, Arizona
Mike Haridopolos ...Republican, Florida
Pat Harrigan ...Republican, N. Carolina
Andy Harris (MD) ...Republican, Maryland
Mark Harris (NC) ...Republican, N. Carolina
Diana Harshbarger ...Republican, Tennessee
Kevin Hern (OK) ...Republican, Oklahoma
Clay Higgins (LA) ...Republican, Louisiana
J. French Hill (AR) ...Republican, Arkansas
Ashley Hinson ...Republican, Iowa
Erin Houchin ...Republican, Indiana
Richard Hudson ...Republican, N. Carolina
Bill Huizenga ...Republican, Michigan
Wesley Hunt ...Republican, Texas
Jeff Hurd ...Republican, Colorado
Darrell Issa ...Republican, California
Brian Jack ...Republican, Georgia
Ronny Jackson ...Republican, Texas
John James ...Republican, Michigan
Mike Johnson ...Republican, Louisiana
Dusty Johnson ...Republican, S. Dakota
Jim Jordan ...Republican, Ohio
David P.Joyce ...Republican, Ohio
John Joyce ...Republican, Pennsylvania
Thomas H.Kean ...Republican, New Jersey
Trent Kelly ...Republican, Mississippi
Mike Kelly ...Republican, Pennsylvania
Mike Kennedy ...Republican, Utah
Jennifer A.Kiggans ...Republican, Virginia
Kevin Kiley ...Republican, California
Young Kim ...Republican, California
Brad Knott ...Republican, N.Carolina
David Kustoff ...Republican, Tennessee
David LaHood ...Republican, Illinois
Nick LaLota ...Republican, New York
Doug LaMalfa ...Republican, California
Nicholas Langworthy ...Republican, New York
Robert E.Latta ...Republican, Ohio
Michael Lawler ...Republican, New York
Laurel M.Lee ...Republican, Florida
Julia Letlow ...Republican, Louisiana
Barry Loudermilk ...Republican, Georgia
Frank D. Lucas ...Republican, Oklahoma
Anna Paulina Luna ...Republican, Florida
Morgan Luttrell ...Republican, Texas
Nancy Mace ...Republican, S. Carolina
Ryan Mackenzie ...Republican, Pennsylvania
Nicole Malliotakis ...Republican, New York
Celeste Maloy ...Republican, Utah
Tracey Mann ...Republican, Kansas
Brian J. Mast ...Republican, Florida
Michael T. McCaul ...Republican, Texas
Lisa C. McClain ...Republican, Michigan
Tom McClintock ...Republican, California
Richard McCormick ...Republican, Georgia
Addison PmcDowell ...Republican, N. Carolina
John J.McGuire ...Republican, Virginia
Mark B.Messmer ...Republican, Indiana
Daniel Meuser ...Republican, Pennsylvania
Mary E.Miller ...Republican, Illinois
Max L. Miller ...Republican, Ohio
Carol D.Miller ...Republican, West Virginia
M. Miller-Meeks ...Republican, Iowa
Cory Mills ...Republican, Florida
John R. Moolenaar ...Republican, Michigan
Barry Moore ...Republican, Alabama
Tim Moore ...Republican, N. Carolina
Blake D.Moore ...Republican, Utah
Riley M. Moore ...Republican, West Virginia
Nathaniel Moran ...Republican, Texas
Gregory F.Murphy ...Republican, N. Carolina
Troy E. Nehls ...Republican, Texas
Dan Newhouse ...Republican, Washington
Ralph Norman ...Republican, S. Carolina
Zachary Nunn ...Republican, Iowa
Jay Obernolte ...Republican, California
Andrew Ogles ...Republican, Tennessee
Robert F. Onder ...Republican, Missouri
Burgess Owens ...Republican, Utah
Gary J.Palmer ...Republican, Alabama
Jimmy Patronis ...Republican, Florida
Scott Perry ...Republican, Pennsylvania
August Pfluger ...Republican, Texas
Guy Reschenthaler ...Republican, Pennsylvania
Mike Rogers ...Republican, Alabama
Harold Rogers ...Republican, Kentucky
John W.Rose ...Republican, Tennessee
David Rouzer ...Republican, North Carolina
Chip Roy ...Republican, Texas
Michael A. Rulli ...Republican, Ohio
John H.Rutherford ...Republican, Florida
Maria Elvira Salazar ...Republican, Florida
Steve Scalise ...Republican, Louisiana
Derek Schmidt ...Republican, Kansas
David Schweikert ...Republican, Arizona
Austin Scott ...Republican, Georgia
Keith Self ...Republican, Texas
Pete Sessions ...Republican, Texas
Jefferson Shreve ...Republican, Indiana
Michael K.Simpson ...Republican, Idaho
Jason Smith ...Republican, Missouri
Adrian Smith ...Republican, Nebraska
Christopher Smith ...Republican, New Jersey
Lloyd Smucker ...Republican, Pennsylvania
Victoria Spartz ...Republican, Indiana
Pete Stauber ...Republican, Minnesota
Elise M. Stefanik ...Republican, New York
Bryan Steil ...Republican, Wisconsin
W. Gregory Steube ...Republican, Florida
Dale W. Strong ...Republican, Alabama
Marlin A. Stutzman ...Republican, Indiana
David J.Taylor ...Republican, Ohio
Claudia Tenney ...Republican, New York
Glenn Thompson ...Republican, Pennsylvania
Thomas P. Tiffany ...Republican, Wisconsin
William R. Timmons ...Republican, S. Carolina
Michael R.Turner ...Republican, Ohio
David G.Valadao ...Republican, California
Jefferson Van Drew ...Republican, New Jersey
Beth Van Duyne ...Republican, Texas
Derrick Van Orden ...Republican, Wisconsin
Ann Wagner ...Republican, Missouri
Tim Walberg ...Republican, Michigan
Randy K.Weber ...Republican, Texas
Daniel Webster ...Republican, Florida
Bruce Westerman ...Republican, Arkansas
Tony Wied ...Republican, Wisconsin
Roger Williams ...Republican, Texas
Joe Wilson ...Republican, S. Carolina
Robert J. Wittman ...Republican, Virginia
Steve Womack ...Republican, Arkansas
Rudy Yakym ...Republican, Indiana
Ryan K.Zinke ...Republican, Montana
