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NEBRASKA
TAXPAYERS FOR FREEDOM: CONGRESS WATCH BULLETIN.
CONGRESSMAN LEE TERRY
2nd DISTRICT: NEBRASKA
109th CONGRESS
1st session
NTF voting score this session:
86%
LOCAL OFFICE
D.C. OFFICE
11717
Burt Str. #106
1524 Longworth Bldg.
Omaha,
NE. 68154
House of Representatives
Phone:
397-9944
Washington, D.C. 20515
Fax:
397-8787
Phone: (202) 225-4155
Taxes.
HR 8: To permanently repeal the estate tax.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
H Con Res 95 Amend 66: Reduce the FY 2006 tax cut for those earning over $1
million. FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
HR 440: To provide tax benefits for Gulf Opportunity
Zone and specific areas affected by hurricanes. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 2864 Amend 449: Allow U.S. ports to charge a fee
on containers and use such fee to pay for security and infrastructure at ports.
FAILED/BAD BILL Terry:
NO
HR 4096: To extend to 2006 alternative minimum tax
relief and index relief to inflation. PASSED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
Spending.
HR 135: To establish a water commission to study and develop recommendations
for a comprehensive water strategy to address future water needs.
PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 250: Establish an interagency commission to
coordinate federal manufacture research and development efforts in manufacturing
and expand outreach programs for small and medium-sized manufacturers.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 561: To establish a Manufacturers and Technical
Administration in Commerce Dept. FAILED/BAD
BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 562: To increase authorization levels for Advanced
Technological Education Program. FAILED/BAD
BILL Terry: NO
HR 437: Establish a bipartisan committee to
investigate the preparation for and response to Hurricane Katrina.
PASSED/BAD BILL Terry: YES
HR 889: Authorize FY 2006 appropriations for Coast
Guard. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 1409: To provide assistance to orphans and other
vulnerable children in developing countries.
PASSED/BAD BILL Terry: YES
HR 2361 Amend 171: To reduce funding for National
Endowment for Arts by $15 million. FAILED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 178: Increase funding for the Clean Water State Revolving Fund
by $100 million. FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 187: Reduce bill total discretionary spending by 1%.
FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 2744 Amend 227: Increase funding for Animal &
Plant Health Inspection Service by $18.8 million. PASSED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 240: To reduce funding in bill by 1% across the board.
FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 2862 Amend 265: Increase unnecessary funding for
National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration. PASSED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 266: To reduce U.S. contributions to international
organizations. FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
Amend 277: To prohibit fund use to close or consolidate Equal
Employment Opportunity Comm. offices. FAILED/BAD
BILL Terry:
NO
Amend 286: Reduce total funding in bill by 1% across the board.
FAILED/GOOD BILL
Terry: NO
HR 2985 Amend 342: To reduce legislative branch
appropriations by 1%. FAILED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
HR 3010 Amend 343: Restore $100 million for
Corporation for Public Broadcasting. PASSED/BAD
BILL Terry:
NO
Amend 360: To reduce total bill funding by 1% across the board.
FAILED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 3057 Amend 391: To reduce total bill
appropriations by $202,700,000. FAILED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
HR 3058 Amend 401: Restore funding for several
Amtrak routes. PASSED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 423: Prohibit use of funds to provide for
competitive sourcing of flight service stations.
PASSED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 439: Prohibit use of funds to implement specific procedures
relating to public-private competition for federal jobs and services.
PASSED/BAD BILL Terry:
NO
Amend 430: Reduce total bill appropriations by $669,350,000.
FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 3070: To reauthorize NASA space flight,
aeronautics, and science programs. PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
HR 3649: To ensure funding for sport fishing funded
from Highway Trust Fund through end of FY 2005. PASSED/BAD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 3669: To temporarily increase the borrowing
authority of FEMA to implement national flood insurance program.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
S 467: To extend Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of
2002. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry:
YES
Government Regulation.
HR 3: Force states to provide funds for congestion relief in cities of
200,000 or more and force them to have programs prohibiting use of race
profiling in law enforcement traffic stops to stay eligible for specific federal
grants. PASSED/BAD BILL
Terry: YES.
Amend 25: To exempt NE from the 1991 truck length freeze, to allow
operation of commercial vehicle combinations not exceeding 81’ 6” for custom
harvesters. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Amend 30: To eliminate requirement for lower toll rates on high
occupancy toll lanes for poverty drivers. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry: YES
Amend 36: Allow small transit systems flexibility in using federal
transit funds. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 22: American small businesses are entitled to
Small Business Bill of Rights. FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry:
NO
HR 22: To reform U.S. Postal laws.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
Amend 515: To eliminate requirement that first vacant slot on
Postal Service Board of Governors filled by individual with unanimous support of
all labor organizations. FAILED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 516: To allow USPS to conduct pilot program to test
feasibility and desirability of alternative methods for service delivery.
FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry:
NO
HR 27: To strengthen 1-stop career centers for
workforce investment, promote access to a more comprehensive array of employment
and training services, improve performance accountability, and establish a
targeted approach to youth employment. PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 14: To delete the exception for religious organizations in
some nondiscrimination in employment language.
FAILED/BAD BILL Terry:
NO
H Con Res 268: Congress wants U.S. to continue to
oversee the Internet Corp. for Assigned Names & Numbers for Internet web
sites. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 739: To amend OSHA to provide for flexibility
regarding filing of a notice of contest by employer following the issuance of a
citation or proposed assessment of a penalty.
Provide for award of attorney fees and costs to small businesses after
such employers prevail in lawsuits prompted by issuance of an OSHA citation.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 740: Provide greater efficiency at OSHA Review
Commission. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 841 Amend 19: An expansion of the right to sue
for a declaratory judgment to others above the state governor, in special
elections. FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
HR 902: To create a new $1 bullion coin and redesign
the reverse side of the Lincoln 1c coin in 2009 to commemorate the 200th
anniversary of his birth. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 1185: To reform the Federal Deposit Insurance
system. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 1224: Repeal the prohibition on payment of
interest on demand deposits. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 1606: To amend Federal Election Campaign Act of
1971 to exclude communications over Internet from definition of public
communications. FAILED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 2744 Amend 232: Allow funds to be used to
implement Country of Origin Labeling for meat and meat products.
FAILED/BAD BILL Terry: NO
HR 2830: To reform pension funding rules to protect
private pension plans. PASSED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
HR 3010 Amend 358: No funds used to place Social
Security numbers on ID cards issued under Medicare program.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 3070 Amend 511: To force NASA to establish and
implement a pilot program to make grants to minority institutions for
development of physical facilities and infrastructure provided to NASA prime
contractors. FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
HR 3283: To strengthen resources to enforce U.S.
trade rights. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 3945: To provide greater flexibility for and
temporary waivers of specific requirements and fees imposed on depository
institutions, credit unions, and federal regulatory agencies because of
Hurricane Katrina. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
S 1047: Require the Sec. of the Treasury to mint
coins to commemorate American presidents and their spouses to improve the
circulation of $1 coins and to create a new bullion coin.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: NO
Education.
HR 46: To support the objectives and ideals
of National Mentoring Month. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Amend 572: To permit for-profit Head Start providers under
specific conditions to keep part of administration savings.
FAILED/GOOD BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 574: Exempt religious corporations, associations,
educational institutions, and societies from specified nondiscrimination bill
provisions. PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
H Res 148: To support the goals and ideals of
Financial Literacy Month. PASSED/GOOD
BILL
Terry:
YES
H Con Res 245: That U.S. Supreme Court quickly
should declare Pledge of Allegiance constitutional in public schools.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 1790: To protect kids and their parents from
being coerced into administering a prescription drug to kids in order to attend
public school. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 1815 Amend 211: A college or university that
denies equal access to or discriminates against ROTC programs or military
recruiters will be denied specific taxpayer support. Sec. of Defense will issue a report to Congress on these
colleges and universities. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 2123: To reauthorize the Head Start Act.
PASSED/BAD BILL Terry: YES
HR 3010 Amend 347: Increase special education
funding by $50 million. FAILED/BAD
BILL Terry: YES
Amend 351: To increase funding for teacher incentives by $70
million. FAILED/BAD BILL Terry: YES
HR 3169: Sec. of Education to have waiver authority
for students eligible for Pell Grants and negatively affected by a natural
disaster. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 3668: Sec. of Education to have waiver authority
for students eligible for federal student grant aid and negatively affected by a
natural disaster. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Health.
HR 5: To improve patient access to health care services and provide improved
medical care by reducing the great burden the liability system places on health
care delivery system. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry: NO
HR 525: To improve access and choice for small
businesses to obtain medical care for employees. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 3010 Amend 359: Prohibit funds used to reimburse
for Viagra and like products. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 366: Prohibit
use of funds to create or implement universal mental health screening programs.
FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
S 45: To
eliminate patient limitation on prescribed drug addiction treatments by medical
practitioners in group practices. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry: YES
S 544: Improve patient safety and reduce events that
negatively affect patient safety. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
Welfare.
HR 856: Osborne bill to establish a Federal Youth Development Council to
improve the administration and coordination of federal youth programs.
PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 912: To ensure protection of beneficiaries of
U.S. humanitarian aid, as in Sudan. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 3058 Amend 402: Increase
funding for homeless assistance grants. FAILED/BAD
BILL Terry: NO
Amend 403: Increase funding for fair housing programs. PASSED/BAD BILL Terry:
NO
Amend 405: Increase funding for Sec. 8 housing voucher program.
PASSED/BAD BILL Terry:
NO
Amend 408: $60 million for HUD Hope 6 Program.
PASSED/BAD BILL
Terry: YES
S 1894: Make foster care maintenance payments to
private, for-profit agencies under Social Security. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Law & Order.
HJ Res 10: Constitutional amendment authorizing Congress to prohibit
physical desecration of U.S. Flag. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry: YES
HR 29: To protect Internet users from unknown
transmission of personal ID information through spyware programs.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 210: To support objectives of World Intellectual
Property Day and recognize the importance of intellectual property.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 340: House disapproves of U.S. Supreme Court
majority opinion in Kelo v. New London case that erases protections afforded
private property owners in the Takings Clause of the 5th Amendment.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
HR 420: To
improve attorney accountability regarding federal rules of civil procedure.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: NO
Amend 606: Three strikes and you are out for attorneys who file
frivolous lawsuits or engage in frivolous conduct during discovery, strengthen
sanctions for document destruction, and require that court records not be
sealed, unless the court finds sealing justified.
FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry:
NO
HR 554: To curtail civil suits against food
manufacturers, marketers, distributors, advertisers, sellers, and trade
associations for claims of injury relating to weight, obesity, or associated
health conditions. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Amend 592: To prohibit food
industry from filing lawsuits against a person for damages or other relief
because of frivolous claims of injury or potential injury based on personal
consumption of product, weight gain, obesity, or associated health conditions.
FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry:
NO
Amend 593: To exempt those 8 and under from bill provisions
relating to large food chains. FAILED/BAD
BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 595: To exempt lawsuits involving dietary supplements
relating to weight gain, obesity, or associated health conditions. FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
HR 744: To
discourage Internet spyware. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 972: Appropriate money for FYs 2006 and 2007 for
Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000.
PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 1279: To reduce violent gang crime and protect
lawful citizens and communities from violent criminals.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 1544: To provide faster funding for first
responders to terrorist attacks. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 1751: To protect judges, prosecutors, witnesses,
victims, and their families. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 619: To not provide death penalty for
murdering a federally-funded law officer. FAILED/BAD
BILL Terry:
NO
HR 2360 Amend 135: Increase unnecessary funding for
state and local grant programs by $50 million to aid security of chemical
plants. PASSED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 144: $100 million in grants under the REAL ID Act to help
states conform to minimum driver license standards to screen for terrorists.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
NO
HR 2601 Amend 461: Require Sec. of State to act to
prevent smuggling of meth into the U.S. from Mexico. PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
HR 2862 Amend 249: To increase funding for community
policing services. FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 259: Increase funding for the Justice Assistance Grant
program. FAILED/BAD BILL Terry: YES
Amend 278: Prohibit use of funds to enforce Indiana court ruling
of 1-31-2005 that prohibited display of a monument of the Ten Commandments.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
Amend 280: Prohibit fund use under Patriot Act to permit searches
of library circulation records and patron lists, book sales records, and book
customer lists under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: NO
HR 3057 Amend 375: Reduce funding for Andean
Counter-Drug Initiative by $100 million. FAILED/BAD
BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 378: Limit aid to foreign countries that refuse to extradite
to U.S. individuals accused of killing a U.S. law enforcement officer.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
Amend 382: Prohibit funds used by Dept. of State to provide aid to
a nation with whom U.S. has an extradition treaty and whose government has
notified State Dept. of refusal to extradite here individual accused of
committing a criminal offense for which maximum penalty is life imprisonment
without parole or a lesser prison term. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 3058 Amend 412: Increase funding for salaries and
expenses for Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and other judicial services.
FAILED/BAD BILL Terry:
NO
Amend 427: Prohibit use of funds to enforce judgement of U.S.
Supreme Court in Kelo v. New London (6-23-05), that greatly expanded government
eminent domain authority. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 3132: Improve national sex offender registration
program. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Amend 527: To remove mandatory minimum jail sentences for sex
offenders who fail to register under the bill or make false statements. FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
HR 3199 Amend 491: Standardizes penalties for
terrorist attacks and other violence against RR carriers and mass transportation
systems. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Amend 492: Recipient of a national security inquiry letter can
consult with an attorney and challenge letter in court.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 495: Narrows
the scope of sneak and peek delayed notification search warrants and requires
report to Congress on number of search warrants granted and number of delayed
notices authorized. PASSED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
Amend 503: Allows seizure of property and enforcement of judgement
against a debtor that engaged in planning or perpetrating domestic or
international terrorist acts. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 3402: To authorize FYs 2006-2009 appropriations
for Dept. of Justice. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 3650: To allow U.S. courts to conduct business
during emergency conditions. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 3675: To increase civil penalties for violations
involving unfair or deceptive practices that exploit popular reaction to an
emergency or major disaster and authorize the FTC to seek civil penalties for
such violations. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 4128: To protect private property rights
following Kelo v. New London U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 608: Allow a property owner to go to court, before property
taken by eminent domain, to obtain declaratory and injunctive relief. FAILED/GOOD BILL
Terry:
NO
Amend 610: Within 7 yrs., property owners must bring legal action
against a property-taking authority. FAILED/BAD
BILL Terry:
NO
Amend 616: To delete all bill sections and retain only language
saying Congress recognizes the importance of property rights.
FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
S 5: To reform procedures of interstate class action
lawsuits to assure fairer resolutions for plaintiffs and defendants.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
Gun Owner Rights.
HR 3058 Amend 425: Prohibit funds used to enforce the D.C. firearms law that
requires specific guns be unloaded and disassembled.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
S 397: To prohibit civil suits against
manufacturers, distributors, dealers, or importers of firearms or ammunition for
damages, injunctive, or other relief resulting from misuse of their products.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
Energy.
HR 6: To ensure jobs for our future with secure, affordable, and reliable
energy. PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 72: To not allow oil and gas exploration in
ANWR. FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 73: To require Dept. of Transportation to raise fuel economy
standards for cars from 25 mpg average to 33 mpg by 2015.
FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 79: To require federal depts. and agencies to propose
regulations to reduce demand for oil in U.S. by at least 1 million barrels per
day by 2013 by calculating projected demand.
FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 92: Expand the kinds of renewable fuels eligible for
a federal grant program. PASSED/BAD
BILL Terry: NO
Amend 96: To not suspend collection of royalty payments to
Treasury for offshore oil and gas production on Outer Continental Shelf in
California. FAILED/BAD BILL Terry: NO
Amend 98: To help minorities and poor with energy costs. Establish
offices of environmental justice in federal agencies.
To re-establish interagency federal working group on environmental
justice. FAILED/BAD BILL Terry:
NO
Amend 370: To delete
product liability immunity from producers of MTBE fuel additive.
FAILED/BAD BILL Terry:
NO
HR 344: That a Red Chinese state-owned energy
company exercising control over critical U.S. energy infrastructure and energy
production capacity could threaten to impair U.S. national security.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
HR 2361 Amend 172: To permit natural gas development
in some areas now under moratorium. FAILED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
HR 3058 Amend 431: Prohibit use of funds to
recommend approval of sale of Unocal Corp. to a Red Chinese front company.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
HR 3893: To expedite construction of new refining
capacity in U.S. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Military Affairs.
H Con Res 6: That the Dept. of Defense should continue to support activities
of the Boy Scouts of America, currently criticized by leftists for excluding
homos. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
H Con Res 36: Continued support of Congress for
equal access by military recruiters to college campuses. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
H J Res 61: To support goals and ideals of Gold Star
Mothers Day. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 458: To prevent sale of crooked insurance
policies and investments to military personnel.
PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 571: That the deployment of U.S. troops in Iraq
end immediately. FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
HR 1268 Amend 60: To prohibit use of funds for use
in contravention of specific laws enacted or regulations promulgated to
implement UN Convention Against Torture. PASSED/BAD
BILL
Terry: YES
HR 1815: To
authorize appropriations for FY 2006 for military activities of Defense Dept.,
military construction, and defense activities of Dept. of Energy.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 206: Authorize Sec. of Defense to assign military forces
under specific circumstances to assist U.S. Customs and Dept. of Homeland
Security to prevent terrorists, drug traffickers, and illegal aliens from
entering U.S. PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
Amend 208: Defense Dept. can support Boy Scouts of America and
other youth programs. PASSED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
Amend 210: To fund supersonic cruise missile engines and establish
a memorial to the USS Oklahoma. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry: YES
Amend 214: That the President should develop a plan for withdrawal
of U.S. troops from Iraq and submit the plan to congressional defense
committees. FAILED/BAD BILL Terry:
NO
HR 2475: Authorize appropriations for FY 2006 for
intelligence and intelligence-related activities. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 2528: Appropriations for military construction
and veterans affairs. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 2601 Amend 488: That the U.S. will not withdraw
too soon our forces from Iraq and do so only when clear that U.S. national
security and foreign policy goals relating to a free and stable Iraq have been
or almost achieved. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 2863: Prohibit Bush Administration from beginning
military operations against Syria, Iran, North Korea, or other rogue nations
without congressional authorization. FAILED/BAD
BILL
Terry: NO
HR 3100: Authorize measures to deter weapons
transfers by foreign nations to Red China.
FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 3130: Supplemental
appropriations for FY 2005 for veterans medical services.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 4061: To improve management of information
technology within Dept. of Veterans Affairs.
PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Foreign Affairs.
H Con Res 18: Congressional concern regarding continuing gross violations of
human rights and civil liberties of Syrian and Lebanese peoples by Socialist
Syria. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HJ Res 27: Withdraw U.S. from membership in World
Trade Organization. FAILED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
NO
H Con Res 32: Congressional concern regarding Syrian
occupation of Lebanon. PASSED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
HR 38: Support admittance of Israel to Organization
for Economic Cooperation & Development.
PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HJ Res 52: Approve renewal of import restrictions
against Socialist Burma.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 57: Urge the European Union to continue its arms
embargo against Red China. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry: YES
HR 60: Congratulate Iraq on its free election on
1-30-2005. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
H Con Res 81: To recall the 2 yr. anniversary of
human rights crackdown in Communist Cuba. PASSED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
H Con Res. 98: Congressional concern about passage
by Red Chinese parliament of anti-secession law regarding Tibet and Taiwan.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
HR 101: To urge European Union to add Hezbollah to
EU list of terrorist organizations. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 135: To establish a House commission to assist
parliaments in emerging democracies. PASSED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
H Con Res 155: Urge the Albanian government to
ensure that July parliamentary elections conducted by international standards
for free and fair elections. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
did not vote
H Con Res 168: Condemns Communist North Korean
kidnappings and continued captivity of citizens of South Korea and Japan as acts
of terrorism and gross violations of human rights.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 193: Support for organizations and participants
at the meeting of Assembly to Promote Civil Society in Cuba in Havana.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
H Con Res 230: That Russian Federation must protect
intellectual property rights. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry: YES
H Con Res 275: Congress criticizes the education
curriculum in Saudi Arabia that incites hatred of the West.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 326: Calling for free and fair parliamentary
elections in Republic of Azerbaijan. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry: YES
HR 388: House condemns the July, 2005 measures of
extreme repression by Communist Cuban government against pro-democracy movement
and calls for immediate release of all political prisoners, legalization of
political parties, and free elections. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry: YES
HR 428: Sincere gratitude of House to foreign
individuals, organizations, and governments that offered material aid and other
support to those affected by Hurricane Katrina. PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
HR 438: Urging UN members to stop supporting
resolutions that unfairly criticize Israel and promote a more balanced and
constructive approach to resolving Middle East conflict.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 598: Condemn actions by Syrian government that
have hindered the investigation of the assassination of a former Lebanese prime
minister and concern about similar assassination attempts aimed to destabilize
Lebanese security and undermine Lebanese sovereignty. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 2601 Amend 474: Condemns attacks on U.S. citizens
by Palestinian terrorists. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry: YES
Amend 475: To direct U.S. reps to the UN to begin negotiations for
an international treaty banning space-based weapons. FAILED/BAD BILL Terry:
NO
Amend 482: U.S. should promote emergence of a democratic
Palestinian government that denounces and combats terrorism, tries to eliminate
terrorist incitement, and agrees to respect the boundaries and sovereignty of
all its neighbors. PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 2745: To reform the UN. PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 294: U.S. ambassador to UN to use his vote and influence to
ensure that UN Sec.-Gen. waives immunity of any UN official in cases in which
immunity would impede justice in oil for food scandal.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 298: Require Director of Office of Management & Budget
to give Congress a report on U.S. contributions to UN.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 301: U.S. rep to International Atomic Energy Agency to make
efforts to ensure adoption of resolution that makes Iran ineligible to receive
nuclear material, technology, and assistance, and that provides penalties for
countries that violate this prohibition. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 304: Country-specific resolutions not eliminated in the
human rights body of the UN. PASSED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
Amend 305: Fortenberry amendment to require our UN rep to make
efforts to ensure adoption and implementation of mechanisms to hold accountable
member states engaged in genocide, war crimes, or crimes against humanity.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
Amend 306: Require UN to provide documentation to member states
investigating Iraq oil for food scandal and waive privileges and immunities of
UN employees charged with crimes regarding this scandal.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 319: To increase from 50% to 75% U.S. contributions withheld
from the UN assessed budget, unless specific reforms accomplished.
FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
HR 3045: To implement the Dominican Republic-Central
America-U.S. Free Trade Agreement. PASSED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
HR 3057 Amend 379: Prohibit use of bill funds to
directly aid Saudi Arabia. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 381: Prohibit
use of funds by U.S. Export-Import Bank to approve an application for long-term
loan or loan guarantee regarding Red Chinese nuclear projects.
PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 3058 Amend 422: Prohibit use of funds to enforce
restrictions on travel to Communist Cuba for educational purposes.
FAILED/BAD BILL Terry: NO
Amend 424: Prohibit funds to implement, administer, or enforce
economic embargo against Communist Cuba. FAILED/BAD
BILL Terry:
NO
HR 4340: To implement the U.S.-Bahrain Free Trade
Agreement. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Traditional Values.
HR 310: Increase penalties for violations
by TV and radio broadcasters of prohibitions against transmission of obscene,
indecent, and profane material. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
HR 376: FTC should investigate publisher of video
game Grand Theft Auto-San Andreas to determine if publisher deceived ratings
board to avoid Adults Only rating. PASSED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: did not vote
HR 579: That symbols and traditions of Christmas
should be protected for those who celebrate it. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 748: To prevent transportation outstate of minors
to circumvent anti-abortion laws. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 102: An exception to the law for grandparents of minors and
clergy. FAILED/BAD BILL Terry:
NO
HR 810: To allow human embryonic stem cell research
opposed by conservatives. PASSED/BAD
BILL Terry: NO
HR 1815 Amend 209: Allow military personnel and
their dependents overseas to use their own money to obtain abortions in overseas
military hospitals. FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
HR 2520: To collect and maintain human cord blood
stem cells for treatment of patients and research. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 2862 Amend 293: Prohibit use of funds to enforce
a law that prohibits or restricts funding for the UN Population Fund
(abortions). FAILED/BAD BILL
Terry: NO
S 686: For the legal relief of the parents of
Theresa Schiavo. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Immigration.
HR 418: To set federal security standards for issuance of state drivers
licenses and IDs for speedy implementation and require proof of legal presence
to obtain a license. To tie drivers license expiration dates to expiration dates
of temporary visas, so that those who overstay will not have a valid drivers
license. To prevent terrorists from
abusing our asylum laws. To broaden terrorism-related grounds for deportation of
aliens and inadmissibility. To
quickly complete construction of the San Diego border fence.
PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 1279 Amend 118: Stronger penalties for some
crimes committed by illegal aliens and list immigration violators in National
Crime Information Center Database.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
Amend 120: To require a study by Depts. of Justice and Homeland
Security on link between illegal aliens and gangs.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
HR 1817 Amend 163: Clarifies
authority of state and local law enforcement personnel to assist in capture,
detention, and transportation of illegal aliens and requires Dept. of Homeland
Security to establish a training manual and pocket guide for law officers.
PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
HR 2360 Amend 138: To prevent state and local
governments that refuse to share information with federal immigration
authorities from obtaining federal funds under this bill.
FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry: NO
HR 2862 Amend 260: Increase funding for State
Criminal Alien Assistance Program. PASSED/GOOD
BILL Terry: NO
Amend 281: $1 million for enforcement of 1996 Immigration Act
provisions that prohibit localities from preventing police from questioning
immigration status or reporting immigration information to federal government.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 290: Tancredo amendment to prohibit use of funds for State
Criminal Alien Assistance Program provisions that contravene Immigration Act of
1996. FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry:
NO
HR 4437: To strengthen enforcement of immigration
laws and border security (see NTF issue paper). PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Amend 648: To build a security fence, including lights and
cameras, along the SW border. PASSED/GOOD
BILL
Terry: YES
Amend 650: To eliminate the visa lottery program. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Amend 655: To prohibit the Dept. of Homeland Security, U.S. Att.-Gen.,
and all courts from granting legal immigration status or benefits to illegal
aliens until relevant databases of criminal records and terrorist watch lists
checked. PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: YES
Amend 656: To reduce the maximum sentences for illegal entry and
unlawful presence to 6 mo., thus lowering incarceration costs before
deportation.
FAILED/GOOD BILL Terry:
YES
Amend 658: Reaffirm state and local law enforcement authority to
assist in enforcement of immigration law, provide for training at no cost to
local enforcement agencies, increase law enforcement access to vital information
on illegal criminal aliens, and provide increased and additional resources to
help assist enforcement of immigration laws.
PASSED/GOOD BILL
Terry: NO
Amend 664: Sets caps on employer sanction penalties, provides an
exemption from penalties for initial inadvertent violations, and offers immunity
to contractors whose subcontractors employ illegal aliens.
PASSED/GOOD BILL Terry: YES
Amend 665: Distribute employer penalty money to states and
localities and require that those funds pay costs of providing public services
to illegal aliens. FAILED/BAD BILL Terry: NO
Amend 667: To
give willing state and local law enforcement ability to detain illegals during
regular duty, require federal
authorities to respond and detain all illegals reported to Dept. of Homeland
Security by state and local law enforcement, expand expedited deportation, and
require that by 2008, all non-citizens who enter or exit the U.S. be processed
through an automated entry-exit control system that Congress mandated in 1996.
FAILED/GOOD BILL
Terry: NO
Source:
U.S. House of Representatives roll call votes.
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