The House voted to block Boeing and Airbus sales to Iran that would have been allowed after Iran agreed to end its nuclear program. The House also refused to amend this to bar business with countries like Russia that use cyberattacks to influence US elections. Additionally, the House authorized Congress to repeal all federal regulations issued since May through a single resolution, rather than reviewing them individually. However, the House defeated Democratic efforts to exempt regulations that aim to create jobs or make the US more competitive. Regulations addressing climate change would also not be exempt from the potential repeal. The Senate failed to advance a bill allowing more Gulf of Mexico drilling due to lacking the needed 60 votes.
The House voted to block Boeing and Airbus sales to Iran that would have been allowed after Iran agreed to end its nuclear program. The House also refused to amend this to bar business with countries like Russia that use cyberattacks to influence US elections. Additionally, the House authorized Congress to repeal all federal regulations issued since May through a single resolution, rather than reviewing them individually. However, the House defeated Democratic efforts to exempt regulations that aim to create jobs or make the US more competitive. Regulations addressing climate change would also not be exempt from the potential repeal. The Senate failed to advance a bill allowing more Gulf of Mexico drilling due to lacking the needed 60 votes.
The House voted to block Boeing and Airbus sales to Iran that would have been allowed after Iran agreed to end its nuclear program. The House also refused to amend this to bar business with countries like Russia that use cyberattacks to influence US elections. Additionally, the House authorized Congress to repeal all federal regulations issued since May through a single resolution, rather than reviewing them individually. However, the House defeated Democratic efforts to exempt regulations that aim to create jobs or make the US more competitive. Regulations addressing climate change would also not be exempt from the potential repeal. The Senate failed to advance a bill allowing more Gulf of Mexico drilling due to lacking the needed 60 votes.
The House voted to block Boeing and Airbus sales to Iran that would have been allowed after Iran agreed to end its nuclear program. The House also refused to amend this to bar business with countries like Russia that use cyberattacks to influence US elections. Additionally, the House authorized Congress to repeal all federal regulations issued since May through a single resolution, rather than reviewing them individually. However, the House defeated Democratic efforts to exempt regulations that aim to create jobs or make the US more competitive. Regulations addressing climate change would also not be exempt from the potential repeal. The Senate failed to advance a bill allowing more Gulf of Mexico drilling due to lacking the needed 60 votes.
blocked, 243-174, Boeing and Airbus aircraft sales to Iran. A yes vote was to pass HR 5711, which prohibits bank financing of sales that became possible when Iran agreed to end its nuclear-arms program and the West, in return, lifted economic sanctions.
N N Y Y Y
Russian Role in U.S. Elections: Voting 181
-235, the House refused to amend HR 5711 (above) to bar American companies from doing business with any country, including Russia, that uses cyber attacks to seek to influence U.S. elections. A yes vote was to adopt the Democratic motion.
Y Y N N N
Mass Repeal of U.S. Rules: Voting 249-179,
the House authorized Congress to adopt a resolution this year that would repeal all regulations issued by the administration since May. Now, any repeal of federal rules must be done on a one-by-one basis. A yes vote was to pass HR 5982.
N N Y Y Y
Rules to Boost Jobs, Spur Economy:
Voting 181-239, the House defeated a bid by Democrats to exempt from HR 5982 (above) any regulations that seek to create jobs, enlarge paychecks or make America more competitive in global markets. A yes vote was to adopt the motion.
N N Y Y Y
Regulations on Climate Change: Voting
180-237, the House defeated an amendment sponsored by Democrats that sought to exempt environmental regulations addressing carbon pollution and climate change from the scope of HR 5982 (above). A yes vote was to adopt the amendment.
N N
KEY VOTES AHEAD
Gulf of Mexico Drilling: The Senate failed,
51-47, to reach 60 votes needed to advance a bill enlarging areas in the eastern Gulf of Mexico where oil and gas drilling is allowed. A yes vote backed S 3110, which also expands states shares of royalties the Treasury receives from energy firms. 2016 Thomas Voting Reports www.voterama.info
Congress is in Thanksgiving Day recess until the week of Nov. 28.