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U.S. House of Representatives

March 7, 2018

Proceedings of

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Wednesday, March 7, 2018

Met at 10:00 AM

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Morning Hour

 

  1. McClintock (R), CA (Import Tariffs and Trade Wars)
  2. Gutierrez (D), IL (Immigration)

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Chair admonished members to avoid engaging in profanity during debate and to avoid engaging in personalities with the President.

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  1. Ros-Lehtinen (R), FL (Venezuela President Maduro)
  2. Hill (R), AR (Constituent Tribute)
  3. Yoho (R), FL (Constituent Tribute)
  4. Sanford (R), SC (Import Tariffs)
  5. Rutherford (R), FL (Constituent Tribute)
  6. Fitzpatrick (R), PA (Constituent Tributes)

 

Chair declared the House in recess at 10:31 AM until 12:00 PM.

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The House reconvened at 12:00 PM.

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Journal approved.

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Duncan (R), TN led the House in the Pledge of Allegiance.

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One Minutes

 

  1. Wilson (R), SC (Manufacturing Extension Partnership)
  2. Gabbard (D), HI (Stoneman Douglass High School)
  3. Duncan (R), TN (Tariffs)
  4. Cicilline (D), RI (Taxes)
  5. Pittenger (R), NC (Constituent Tribute)
  6. Schneider (D), IL (Russian Meddling)
  7. Arrington (R), TX (VA Union Activity)
  8. Costa (D), CA (Hmong Service Benefits)
  9. Schakowsky (D), IL (Gun Violence)
  10. Speier (D), CA (School Shootings)
  11. Ellison (D), MN (Medicare Fraud)
  12. Hastings (D), FL (Rules Committee Staff Tribute)
  13. Jackson Lee (D), TX (Gun Violence)
  14. Ros-Lehtinen (R), FL (Marcy Kaptur)
  15. Raskin (D), MD (School Shootings)

 

H.Res. 762 - Providing for consideration of H.R. 1119 - Satisfying Energy Needs and Saving the Environment Act and H.R. 1917 - Blocking Regulatory Interference from Closing Kilns Act

 

Rule – 1 hour              12:25 PM

 

  1. Cheney (R), WY
  2. Hastings (D), FL
  3. Rothfus (R), PA
  4. Costa (D), CA
  5. Johnson (R), OH

 

On ordering the previous question:

Hastings (D), FL asked recorded vote - 1:14 PM

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YEAS 229       NAYS 183

 

ORDERED                 1:40 PM

 

On adoption of the rule:

Hastings (D), FL asked recorded vote - 1:40 PM

[97]

YEAS 227       NAYS 185

 

ADOPTED                 1:47 PM

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H.R. 1917 - Blocking Regulatory Interference from Closing Kilns Act of 2017

 

Debate – 1 Hour          1:52 PM

 

  1. Shimkus (R), IL
  2. Tonko (D), NY
  3. Blackburn (R), TN
  4. McNerney (D), CA
  5. Harper (R), MS
  6. McEachin (D), VA
  7. Peterson (D), MN
  8. Johnson (R), OH
  9. Carter (R), GA
  10. Chabot (R), OH
  11. Goodlatte (R), VA

 

On Castor (D), FL motion to recommit (prohibits EPA administrator from chartering a private flight or flying in any class above coach):

Castor (D), FL asked recorded vote.

Chair postponed vote - 2:38 PM

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Chair declared the House in recess at 2:38 PM subject to the call of the Chair.

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The House reconvened at 4:00 PM.

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H.R. 1917 - Blocking Regulatory Interference from Closing Kilns Act of 2017

On Castor (D), FL motion to recommit (prohibits EPA administrator from chartering a private flight or flying in any class above coach):

Castor (D), FL asked recorded vote – 4:00 PM

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YEAS 186       NAYS 227

 

REJECTED                4:25 PM

 

On passage:

Tonko (R), NY asked recorded vote – 4:26 PM

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YEAS 234       NAYS 180      PRESENT 1

 

PASSED                     4:33 PM

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Shimkus (R), IL asked u.c. that when the House adjourn today it will reconvene at 9:00 AM on Thursday, March 8.

 

AGREED TO             4:34 PM

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One Minutes

 

  1. Thompson, Glenn (R), PA (YMCA)
  2. Payne (D), NJ (Gateway Project)
  3. Paulsen (R), MN (Constituent Tribute)
  4. Veasey (D), TX (Constituent Tribute)
  5. Fortenberry (R), NE (Vietnamese New Year)
  6. Espaillat (D), NY (Constituent Tribute)
  7. Kihuen (D), NV (Constituent Tribute)
  8. Boyle (D), PA (Constituent Tribute)
  9. Jayapal (D), WA (Bloody Sunday)

 

Special Orders            4:49 PM

 

  1. Tenney (R), NY (Francis Bellamy)
  2. Raskin (D), MD (Gun Control) 4:56 PM
  3. Perlmutter (D), CO (Russian Influence) 5:28 PM

 

The House adjourned at 5:57 PM until 9:00 AM Thursday.