CT Reps Vote – Jun 20, 2005

This hasn’t happened yet but it’s worth noting: Flag Desecration resolution – H.J.Res.10

The House is scheduled to debate a proposal to amend the constitution to prohibit the physical desecration of the U.S. flag.

I wonder where our reps stand on this issue. Interesting times ahead!

MegaVote

Congress.org presents:

June 20, 2005 In this MegaVote for Connecticut’s 3rd Congressional District: Recent Congressional Votes – House: Science, State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations Act, FY2006 House: United Nations Reform Act of 2005 Upcoming Congressional Bills – Senate: Motion to invoke cloture, John Bolton nomination Senate: Energy Policy Act of 2005 House: Intelligence Authorization Act, FY2006 House: Defense Appropriations Act, FY2006 House: Flag Desecration resolution

Recent House Votes

Science, State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations Act, FY2006 – Vote Passed (418-7, 8 Not Voting) The House passed this $57.4 billion bill funding the departments of State, Justice, Commerce and other science agencies for the 2006 fiscal year. Rep. Rosa DeLauro voted YES……send e-mail or see bio United Nations Reform Act of 2005 – Vote Passed (221-184, 28 Not Voting) The House approved this bill that would withhold a portion of U.S. dues to the United Nations unless they undertake certain reforms to improve accountability. Rep. Rosa DeLauro voted NO……send e-mail or see bio

Upcoming Votes

Motion to invoke cloture, John Bolton nomination – P.N.326 The Senate is scheduled to hold a second cloture vote on Monday to end debate of John Bolton?s nomination to be ambassador to the United Nation and move to a final vote. Energy Policy Act of 2005 – H.R.6 The Senate enters week two of debate over this House-passed comprehensive energy bill. A final vote is expected by the end of the week. Intelligence Authorization Act, FY2006 – H.R.2475 This House bill authorizes funding for intelligence activities for the 2006 fiscal year. It covers a number of agencies and programs, including the Central Intelligence Agency, the National Security Agency, and the Director of National Intelligence. Defense Appropriations Act, FY2006 – H.R.2863 The House begins the week with this $409 billion bill funding Defense Department activities for the upcoming fiscal year. The bill includes a $45 billion contingency fund to pay for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Flag Desecration resolution – H.J.Res.10 The House is scheduled to debate a proposal to amend the constitution to prohibit the physical desecration of the U.S. flag.