How Does David Dreier Vote On The Issues You Care About?
We asked some of Dreier's constituents how they think he votes on some of the most important issues to them. To say they were surprised to learn the truth about his Bush rubber stamp record is an understatement.
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How often does David Dreier vote with George W. Bush? See what his constituents thought when we asked them and see their looks of surprise when we told them it's 93.6%.
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Click above to watch our first ad, "Bush Rubber Stamp," which exposes David Dreier as one of George W. Bush's most reliable rubber stamps in Congress, having voted with the Bush Administration approximately 93.6% of the time.
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From 2001 through 2007, David Dreier has voted approximately 93.6% of the time with George W. Bush.
From the vote to invade Iraq and his subsequent votes to keep our troops in harm's way, to his initial vote against the new GI Bill expanding education benefits to veterans; from his vote against increasing the minimum wage to his vote against extending unemployment insurance for those hardest hit by the recession, David Dreier has done George W. Bush's bidding in Congress, serving as one of his most reliable rubber stamps.
Click here to see why we call David Dreier a "Bush Rubber Stamp."