Here are the 11 Republicans who voted against the PACT Act

[PatSeg]

Eleven Republican senators voted Tuesday against a bipartisan measure, the PACT Act, that is designed to help veterans who were exposed to toxic chemicals while deployed abroad.

The bill was approved in the Senate by a vote of 86-11 a week after 41 Republicans elected to stall the final passage of the measure, citing concerns over its cost. Twenty-five Republicans who voted against the bill last week voted for a nearly identical version of the legislation in June.
On Tuesday, the 11 no votes included:

Mitt Romney of Utah

Rand Paul of Kentucky

Mike Crapo of Idaho

James Lankford of Oklahoma

Mike Lee of Utah

Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming

James Risch of Idaho

Richard Shelby of Alabama

Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania

Tommy Tuberville of Alabama

Thom Tillis of North Carolina

All 11 senators also voted against the bill in June.

https://news.yahoo.com/11-republicans-voted-against-pact-001705099.html

[Siwsan]

1. I did a fast check and didn't see mention of military service by any of them

Which comes as no surprise.

[PatSeg]

5. Thanks for doing that

I was going to check as well, though I figured none of them had served in uniform. I'm sure they are quick to pay lip service to the military and our vets whenever they're on the campaign trail though.

[gohuskies]

2. GQP Senators from 8 states...

The voters in those states need to take a good long look at these self-entitled jerks before deciding to vote for them in their next election cycles. Although these are from about the reddest of the red states...

[PatSeg]

9. Military families are inclined to vote republican

I don't see how these senators can justify this "no" vote to them.

[Carlitos Brigante]

3. Even before I clicked on your thread I just knew that little weasel Paul would be one of them. Which

is why I support his neighbor......

[PatSeg]

6. Yeah, I don't think there was any doubt

about him being on the list. The one that surprised me and other Du'ers was Mitt Romney. What on earth is his rationale?

[IjustDontlikeRepugs]

13. Can we start a legal fee Go Fund Me for his neighbor?

[PatSeg]

15. Ha, ha, ha!!!

[JanMichael]

4. I expect nothing less from Thumbinhisass "Thom" Tillis.

[OnDoutside]

7. What's Mittens excuse?

[PatSeg]

8. I'd really like to hear why he voted "no"

I can understand someone like Rand Paul who just likes being a total jerk because he can be, but Romney tends to be a bit more grounded and reasonable. How on earth can he justify that vote politically or morally?

[OnDoutside]

11. Yes, I'm with you on that..... unless he's getting private healthcare money?

[PatSeg]

14. I suppose

You know, as hard as I try, I just can't understand these people. How cruel and heartless can they be?

[OnDoutside]

17. He's never had to worry about where his next meal is coming from.

And a so called man of God.

[PatSeg]

18. He has certainly let a very sheltered life

He can't relate to ordinary people. His father was much more down-to-earth.

[kimbutgar]

10. Mike Lee is running for re election in Utah

Hopefully his opponent will use this vote against him.

[JustAnotherGen]

12. Evan McMullin needs to hit Mike Lee

Hard with that.

Yes - I know he's a Republican - but he would have voted to impeach Trump.

[PatSeg]

16. At least McMullin is actually human

After decades of ostentatious flag-waving and "Support our Troops" rhetoric, republicans are finally revealing who they really are. Underneath the façade, they are lizard people minus the warmth.