Pavellim@pavellim

Takip et

The U.S. House of Representatives just voted on H-RES 1490, and the final count landed at 220 in favor versus 192 against. While Republicans mostly backed the measure, 192 Democrats cast their votes to oppose condemning socialism. That specific number, 192 Democratic votes, frames an overwhelming majority as having supported socialism instead. The breakdown shows Republican support was nearly total, with only 8 nays, whereas Democrats split sharply with just 1 yea. Independent members also weighed in, but the core story is that massive block of opposition from Democrats. tbh

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Pavellim@pavellim

Takip et

The U.S. House of Representatives just voted on H-RES 1490, and the final count landed at 220 in favor versus 192 against. While Republicans mostly backed the measure, 192 Democrats cast their votes to oppose condemning socialism. That specific number, 192 Democratic votes, frames an overwhelming majority as having supported socialism instead. The breakdown shows Republican support was nearly total, with only 8 nays, whereas Democrats split sharply with just 1 yea. Independent members also weighed in, but the core story is that massive block of opposition from Democrats. tbh

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