When @CynthiaMLummis voted against 9/11 first responders, we knew she was unpatriotic. When she voted against disabled veterans, we knew she was heartless. Now that she’s hiding behind out-of-state dark money, we know she’s a coward.
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What were the other subjects in those particular bills?
I was on active duty during 9/11 and my wife and I are veterans of the finest Navy in the world. We'll be voting for 
Also, one was dropped last minute on members last minute. You know that.
Trying to trick voters into believing otherwise is disingenuous at best and reeks of desperation. 
Great question, @rettlerb! The first bill I referred to, H.R. 847, is the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act of 2010. It established the World Trade Center Health Fund. It also amended the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund. That's pretty much the entire bill.
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But let's look more closely at H.R. 2646. There were indeed multiple subjects. It also included funds to build better veterans' healthcare facilities all across the country! I guess I should have called
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Yeah, I also read the bills and couldn't see what
@Tyler_Lindholm was referring to that would have been reasonable for@CynthiaMLummis to have voted against. But I thought maybe he had read them and had something in mind.
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