'ABOUT TIME!' Bipartisan reps introducing bill that EVERYONE should get behind

Wow. We can’t believe we’re saying this, but this is some actual potential good news out of Washington, D.C.:

Fox has learned bipartisan Hse mbrs will intro bill to compel the House to expose names of lawmakers who had harassment claims paid out with taxpayer dollars. Presser at 3 pm et. Sponsors of the bill: DeSantis, Blackburn, Gabbard & RiceNY

— Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) November 29, 2017

Now this is a bill every American should be able to get behind!

oh hell yes https://t.co/LqyOpuewGk

— kilgore trout was in the loop (@KT_So_It_Goes) November 29, 2017

Yes, yes, oh God YES! https://t.co/nvcdOMIo0D

— Sympathy, Empathy, Dignity. (@liberrocky) November 29, 2017

ABOUT TIME!

— buzz roye (@hookembuzz) November 29, 2017

Good news!

— TrumpellaStilski (@Trumple_Stilski) November 29, 2017

…if you really want to drain the swamp, pressure your congress person to vote YES on this bill.

— Jason Willoughby ?? (@jpwilloughby) November 29, 2017

Well, those are four reps, at least, without claims against them! If I️t gets to a vote, I️t could get very interesting!?

— Janice (@jskielb3) November 29, 2017

Excellent news. Let’s see who votes against this. https://t.co/1IP18vVna5

— David French (@DavidAFrench) November 29, 2017

https://twitter.com/AthenaTweets/status/935948957573832705

Should be very enlightening. Of course we probably shouldn’t get too far ahead of ourselves …

https://twitter.com/SethAMandel/status/935955702790672384

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Blech.

Well, no matter what, one thing’s for sure:

Good. And we want a refund. https://t.co/oAQFA4DsCE

— Teri Peters (@hipEchik) November 29, 2017

Damn straight.

Editor’s note: “Report” has been removed from this headline. 

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Update:

More from Rep. Marsha Blackburn:

I am a lead co-sponsor with @RepDeSantis of the Congressional Accountability and Hush Fund Elimination Act, which will end the Office of Compliance's ability to use taxpayer dollars to settle sexual assault and sexual harassment claims against members of Congress. pic.twitter.com/aMbc9SunnC

— Sen. Marsha Blackburn (@MarshaBlackburn) November 29, 2017