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just the small little fact that he promotes and votes for every bill that is designed to steal your and my money and give it to someone else......
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Senator John Forbes Kerry voted YES.
Vote on final passage of a bill providing funds for housing and veterans programs. It also contains funding for 17 independent agencies.
HR 2684: An original bill making appropriations for the Departments of Veterans Affairs and Housing and Urban Development, and for sundry independent agencies, boards, commissions, corporations and offices for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 2000.
Vote on final passage of a bill that provides $99.5 billion for the housing and veterans programs, as well as other agencies, in Fiscal Year 2000. $44.3 billion would be provided for the department of Veterans Affairs [VA] and $25.9 billion for the department of Housing and Urban Development [HUD]. In addition, the package includes $13.6 billion for NASA, $7.6 billion for the Environmental Protection Agency [EPA] and $3.3 billion for the Federal Emergency Management Agency [FEMA]. Among other provisions, the bill also provides $434 million for national volunteer and community service programs [including AmeriCorps], $9 million more than last year.
Bill sponsored by Walsh, R-NY
(Conference Report adopted 93-5 on 10/15/99)
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Senator John Forbes Kerry voted NO.
Kill a proposal to terminate the advanced solid rocket motor project.
HR 2491 (Fiscal 1994 VA & HUD Appropraitions);
Motion to Table;
9/22/93
Outcome: Passed 53-47
Congressional Quarterly Number: 1993 - S275
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Senator John Forbes Kerry voted YES.
Vote to adopt the conference report of a bill to provide $1 billion in crop insurance funding over five years, provide $600 million for agriculture research, and $818 million over five years to restore food stamp benefits to elderly and disabled legal immigrants.
S 1150: Agricultural Research, Extension, and Education Reform Act of 1997
Vote to adopt the conference report of a bill to provide $1 billion in crop insurance funding over five years, $600 million for agriculture research in food safety, genetic engineering and crop yields, and $818 million over five years to restore food stamp benefits to children under 18, and elderly and disabled legal immigrants who were in the country when the 1996 welfare reform law passed [Aug. 22, 1996].
Bill introduced by Lugar, R-IN.
(Conference Report adopted 92-8 on 5/12/98)
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