Seen on C-SPAN: U.S. House passes #FiscalCliff Bill. Now goes to President. cs.pn/Z86YEz
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CSPAN (@cspan) January 02, 2013Breakdown 151 Rs voted against, 85 for, 16 Ds against, 172 for—
Deirdre Walsh (@deirdrewalshcnn) January 02, 2013
Bad, but not altogether surprising, news for fiscal conservative fans of VP candidate Paul Ryan. He voted yes.
um, paul ryan voted for TARP and the budget control act. this is surprising, how?—
Ryan (@alwaysonoffense) January 02, 2013
FYI: Paul Ryan just voted with Boehner to raise taxes and add $4 trillion more to the debt. So please stop telling me he's a fiscal hawk…—
JP (@RileyRebel129) January 02, 2013
Paul Ryan voted for this fiscal nightmare. The man who created The Path to Prosperity. Unbelievable what this has come to.—
Beau Carter (@beaucarter) January 02, 2013
Not surprised by Ryan's vote at all.—
Jedediah Bila (@JedediahBila) January 02, 2013
Get your airplane sickness bags, ready, conservatives:
Paul Ryan on why he voted for the deal: “When you like something, you vote for it. …I wasn’t afraid.” Said it reflects conservative values.—
Rebecca Berg (@rebeccagberg) January 02, 2013
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Update: See who voted for this abomination.
FYI: Here's the full roll-call vote for the trainwreck that just passed the House. clerk.house.gov/evs/2012/roll6…—
JP (@RileyRebel129) January 02, 2013
Partisan breakdown of #fiscalcliff vote: 85 Rs voted yea, 151 Rs voted nay;
172Ds voted yea, 16 Ds voted nay—
Roll Call (@rollcall) January 02, 2013