Lee wrote

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> House Republicans tout infrastructure
> funding they voted against
> January 24, 2022
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> In November, Rep. Rob Wittman,
> R-Virginia, was one of 205 House
> Republicans to vote against the
> bipartisan, $1.5 trillion
> infrastructure bill, calling it
> irresponsible and the "Green New
> Deal in disguise."
>
> On Friday, he took to Twitter to
> tout funding from the bill he voted
> against -- highlighting a $70 million
> expansion of the Port of Virginia in
> Norfolk -- one of the busiest and
> deepest ports in the United States.
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> Shortly after voting against the
> measure last fall, Rep. Gary Palmer,
> R-Alabama, celebrated its hundreds
> of millions in funding for a stalled
> highway project in Birmingham.
>
> Last week, Rep. Kay Granger, R-Texas,
> touted new funding for a flood control
> project from the package, which she
> opposed last year, decrying it at the
> time as a "so-called infrastructure
> bill."
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> Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Iowa, a freshman
> lawmaker who also voted against the
> infrastructure bill, celebrating new
> "game-changing" funding to upgrade
> locks along the Upper Mississippi River.
>
> Democrats have been quick to call out
> Republicans who voted against the
> infrastructure deal and recent COVID-19
> relief package while praising elements
> of the legislation, criticizing them
> for "voting no and taking the dough."
>
> �When these Republicans had the chance
> to actually do something good for their
> constituents, they refused,� Nebeyatt
> Betre, a spokesperson for the
> Democratic Congressional Campaign
> Committee, said in a statement. �We�re
> not going to let them get away with this
> blatant attempt to rewrite history.�
>
> https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/house-republicans-tout-infrastructure-fu
> nding-voted/story?id=82429064
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They're all like Sen. Randal Howard Paul. Without government money they'd
have no paycheck, food on the table or a roof over their heads.