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Congressional records show that a sitting Republican official voted against providing health care to 9/11 first responders on at least nine separate occasions. The voting record contradicts public statements.
Congressional voting records show a Republican official voted against providing health care to 9/11 first responders on at least nine separate occasions—not the two times previously reported. Each vote was a chance to fund medical care for people who developed illnesses from exposure at Ground Zero.
Nine votes against responder health care reveals a pattern, not an accident. Each vote was a choice. The discrepancy between the public record and initial reporting suggests the actual pattern was worse than initially understood.
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