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R 112 1st U.S. House of Representatives 932 H R 1540 On Agreeing to the Conference Report RECORDED VOTE Passed 14-Dec-2011 6:58 PM To authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2012 for military activities of the Department of Defense, for military construction, and for defense activities of the Department of Energy, to prescribe military personnel strengths for such fiscal year, and for other purposes Party Ayes Noes Answered “Present” Not Voting Republican 190 43 0 8 Democratic 93 93 0 6 Independent 0 0 0 0 Totals 283 136 0 14 AckermanAye AdamsAye AderholtAye AkinAye AlexanderAye AltmireAye AmashNo AmodeiAye AndrewsAye AustriaAye BacaAye BachmannNot Voting BachusAye BaldwinNo BarlettaAye BarrowAye BartlettAye Barton (TX)Aye Bass (CA)No Bass (NH)Aye BecerraNo BenishekAye BergAye BerkleyAye BermanAye BiggertAye BilbrayAye BilirakisAye Bishop (GA)Aye Bishop (NY)Aye Bishop (UT)Aye BlackAye BlackburnAye BlumenauerNo BonnerAye Bono MackAye BorenAye BoswellAye BoustanyAye Brady (PA)Aye Brady (TX)Aye Braley (IA)No BrooksAye Broun (GA)Aye Brown (FL)Aye BuchananAye BucshonNo BuerkleAye BurgessNo Burton (IN)No ButterfieldAye CalvertAye CampAye CampbellNo CansecoAye CantorAye CapitoAye CappsAye CapuanoNo CardozaAye CarnahanAye CarneyAye Carson (IN)No CarterAye CassidyAye Castor (FL)Aye ChabotAye ChaffetzNo ChandlerAye ChuNo CicillineAye Clarke (MI)No Clarke (NY)No ClayNo CleaverNo ClyburnNo CobleNot Voting Coffman (CO)No CohenNo ColeAye ConawayAye Connolly (VA)Aye ConyersNo CooperAye CostaAye CostelloNo CourtneyAye CravaackAye CrawfordAye CrenshawAye CritzAye CrowleyAye CuellarAye CulbersonAye CummingsNo Davis (CA)Aye Davis (IL)No Davis (KY)Aye DeFazioNo DeGetteNo DeLauroNo DenhamAye DentAye DesJarlaisNo DeutchAye Diaz-BalartNot Voting DicksAye DingellAye DoggettAye DoldAye Donnelly (IN)Aye DoyleNo DreierAye DuffyAye Duncan (SC)No Duncan (TN)No EdwardsNo EllisonNo EllmersAye EmersonAye EngelAye EshooNo FarentholdAye FarrNo FattahNo FilnerNot Voting FincherAye FitzpatrickAye FlakeNo FleischmannAye FlemingAye FloresAye ForbesNo FortenberryAye FoxxAye Frank (MA)No Franks (AZ)Aye FrelinghuysenAye FudgeNo GalleglyAye GaramendiAye GardnerAye GarrettNo GerlachAye GibbsAye GibsonAye GiffordsNot Voting Gingrey (GA)Aye GohmertAye GonzalezAye GoodlatteNo GosarNo GowdyNo GrangerAye Graves (GA)No Graves (MO)Aye Green, AlAye Green, GeneAye Griffin (AR)Aye Griffith (VA)No GrijalvaNo GrimmAye GuintaAye GuthrieAye GutierrezNot Voting HahnNo HallAye HanabusaAye HannaAye HarperAye HarrisNo HartzlerAye Hastings (FL)No Hastings (WA)Aye HayworthAye HeckAye HeinrichNo HensarlingAye HergerAye Herrera BeutlerAye HigginsAye HimesAye HincheyNo HinojosaNo HironoAye HochulAye HoldenAye HoltNo HondaNo HoyerAye HuelskampNo Huizenga (MI)No HultgrenAye HunterAye HurtNo InsleeAye IsraelAye IssaAye Jackson (IL)No Jackson Lee (TX)Aye JenkinsAye Johnson (GA)No Johnson (IL)No Johnson (OH)Aye Johnson, E. B.Not Voting Johnson, SamAye JonesNo JordanAye KapturNo KeatingAye KellyAye KildeeAye KindAye King (IA)Aye King (NY)Aye KingstonAye Kinzinger (IL)Aye KissellAye KlineAye KucinichNo LabradorNo LambornAye LanceAye LandryAye LangevinAye LankfordAye Larsen (WA)Aye Larson (CT)Aye LathamAye LaTouretteNot Voting LattaAye Lee (CA)No LevinAye Lewis (CA)Aye Lewis (GA)No LipinskiAye LoBiondoAye LoebsackAye Lofgren, ZoeNo LongAye LoweyAye LucasAye LuetkemeyerAye LujánNo LummisNo Lungren, Daniel E.Aye LynchNot Voting MackNo MaloneyNo ManzulloAye MarchantAye MarinoAye MarkeyNo MathesonAye MatsuiNo McCarthy (CA)Aye McCarthy (NY)Aye McCaulAye McClintockNo McCollumNo McCotterAye McDermottNo McGovernNo McHenryAye McIntyreAye McKeonAye McKinleyAye McMorris RodgersAye McNerneyAye MeehanAye MeeksNo MicaAye MichaudNo Miller (FL)Aye Miller (MI)Aye Miller (NC)No Miller, GaryAye Miller, GeorgeNo MooreNo MoranNo MulvaneyNo Murphy (CT)No Murphy (PA)Aye MyrickNot Voting NadlerNo NapolitanoNo NealNo NeugebauerAye NoemAye NugentAye NunesAye NunneleeAye OlsonAye OlverNo OwensAye PalazzoAye PalloneNo PascrellAye Pastor (AZ)Aye PaulNot Voting PaulsenAye PayneNo PearceAye PelosiAye PenceNo PerlmutterAye PetersNo PetersonAye PetriAye Pingree (ME)No PittsNot Voting PlattsAye Poe (TX)Aye PolisNo PompeoAye PoseyNo Price (GA)Aye Price (NC)No QuayleAye QuigleyNo RahallAye RangelNo ReedAye RehbergAye ReichertAye RenacciAye ReyesAye RibbleNo RichardsonAye RichmondNo RigellAye RiveraAye RobyAye Roe (TN)No Rogers (AL)Aye Rogers (KY)Aye Rogers (MI)Aye RohrabacherNo RokitaNo RooneyAye Ros-LehtinenAye RoskamAye Ross (AR)Aye Ross (FL)Aye Rothman (NJ)Aye Roybal-AllardNo RoyceNo RunyanAye RuppersbergerAye RushNo Ryan (OH)No Ryan (WI)Aye Sánchez, Linda T.Aye Sanchez, LorettaNot Voting SarbanesNo ScaliseAye SchakowskyNo SchiffAye SchillingAye SchmidtAye SchockAye SchraderAye SchwartzAye SchweikertNo Scott (SC)Aye Scott (VA)No Scott, AustinAye Scott, DavidAye SensenbrennerAye SerranoNo SessionsAye SewellAye ShermanAye ShimkusAye ShulerAye ShusterAye SimpsonNo SiresAye SlaughterNo Smith (NE)Aye Smith (NJ)Aye Smith (TX)Aye Smith (WA)Aye SoutherlandAye SpeierNo StarkNo StearnsAye StiversAye StutzmanNo SullivanAye SuttonAye TerryAye Thompson (CA)No Thompson (MS)No Thompson (PA)Aye ThornberryAye TiberiAye TierneyNo TiptonNo TonkoNo TownsNo TsongasAye Turner (NY)Aye Turner (OH)Aye UptonAye Van HollenNo VelázquezNo ViscloskyAye WalbergNo WaldenAye Walsh (IL)No Walz (MN)Aye Wasserman SchultzAye WatersNo WattNo WaxmanAye WebsterAye WelchNo WestAye WestmorelandAye WhitfieldAye Wilson (FL)Aye Wilson (SC)Aye WittmanAye WolfAye WomackAye WoodallNo WoolseyNo YarmuthNo YoderAye Young (AK)Aye Young (FL)Not Voting Young (IN)Aye
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Alleged Pope Plotters Freed Without Charge.
(Sept. 19) – It appears that six men suspected of plotting a terror attack against the pope in London were actually just street sweepers joking around on their lunch break. The men were arrested on Friday for what authorities at the time described as a terror plot against Pope Benedict XVI, who's been visiting Britain this weekend. The men were quizzed by counter-terrorism experts and police raided eight homes and two businesses in London, including a street sweeping operation, as part of their investigation. No weapons or suspicious materials were found.Now the men have been released altogether, without any charges. Scotland Yard spokesman Alan Crockford told CNN that they were all freed overnight. The men, aged 26 to 50, all work at the same street sweeping firm, Veolia Environmental Services, and were having tea in their work cafeteria on Thursday when a colleague overheard them joking about how easy it would be to assassinate the pope, The Daily Mail reported. "It would be pretty difficult to shoot the pope, wouldn't it, as his car is bulletproof?" one of the men said, according to The Sunday Mirror. "Yeah, but I bet an RPG (rocket propelled grenade) would get through that easily enough," another said. The men laughed and then changed the subject. But one of their coworkers who overheard the exchange was concerned enough about their conversation to report them to police. The employee told investigators that the men had access to the pope's route, because they were assigned to clean those London streets ahead of Benedict's procession. Police swooped in on the men as they prepared for a 6 a.m. street-sweeping shift on Friday. They were arrested under the Terrorism Act 2000, which allows U.K. authorities to hold suspects without charge for as long as 28 days. "It wasn't something that we could have taken a chance with, given that the pope was in the country that day and the men had access to the pope's route," an unnamed police official told the Mirror. "The men could have been joking, but they could also have been a viable threat." Veolia Environmental Services is a contractor for the Westminster City Council, and has 650 street cleaners on roads around Parliament, Westminster Abbey and other tourist attractions.