The NDAA passed, and FISA 702 was approved until April 2024. The CIA outlet, The Washington Post, said it was a rebuke of the far-right fringe. It’s far-right fringe now to attempt to stop an unnecessary provision that the FBI has used to spy on Americans. The provision itself has not stopped any foreign terrorists.

At least HR 6511 was not included – for now. Remarkably, that bill dramatically extends surveillance.

Here are the 147 worthless Republicans who voted to allow the FISA 702 program to continue so the weaponized DOJ could continue spying on Americans. Speaker Johnson, Ted Cruz, Lauren Boebert, and others you don’t want to see on the list were on the list:

Here are the Republicans who voted to stop the spying.

Rep. Thomas Massie released the names of 118 lawmakers who voted to “protect your right to privacy.” 73 Republicans and 45 Democrats voted against the bill.

1. Babin – Texas
   
2. Baird – Indiana
   
3. Bean (FL) – Florida
   
4. Biggs – Arizona
   
5. Bilirakis – Florida
   
6. Bishop (NC) – North Carolina
   
7. Bost – Illinois
   
8. Brecheen – Oklahoma
   
9. Buck – Colorado
   
10. Burchett – Tennessee
    
11. Burlison – Missouri
    
12. Cammack – Florida
    
13. Carter (TX) – Texas
    
14. Cline – Virginia
    
15. Cloud – Texas
    
16. Clyde – Georgia
    
17. Collins – Georgia
    
18. Crane – Arizona
    
19. Curtis – Utah
    
20. Davidson – Ohio
    
21. Donalds – Florida
    
22. Duncan – South Carolina
    
23. Estes – Kansas
    
24. Finstad – Minnesota
    
25. Fischbach – Minnesota
    
26. Fry – South Carolina
    
27. Fulcher – Idaho
    
28. Gaetz – Florida
    
29. Garcia, Mike – California
    
30. Good (VA) – Virginia
    
31. Gosar – Arizona
    
32. Graves (LA) – Louisiana
    
33. Green (TN) – Tennessee
    
34. Greene (GA) – Georgia
    
35. Griffith – Virginia
    
36. Hageman – Wyoming
    
37. Harris – Maryland
    
38. Harshbarger – Tennessee
    
39. Hern – Oklahoma
    
40. Higgins (LA) – Louisiana
    
41. Hunt – Texas
    
42. Jordan – Ohio
    
43. Joyce (PA) – Pennsylvania
    
44. LaMalfa – California
    
45. Lesko – Arizona
    
46. Luna – Florida
    
47. Mann – Kansas
    
48. Massie – Kentucky
    
49. Mast – Florida
    
50. McClintock – California
    
51. Miller (IL) – Illinois
    
52. Mills – Florida
    
53. Moore (AL) – Alabama
    
54. Nehls – Texas
    
55. Norman – South Carolina
    
56. Ogles – Tennessee
    
57. Owens – Utah
    
58. Perry – Pennsylvania
    
59. Posey – Florida
    
60. Rose – Tennessee
    
61. Rosendale – Montana
    
62. Roy – Texas
    
63. Schweikert – Arizona
    
64. Self – Texas
    
65. Smith (NJ) – New Jersey
    
66. Spartz – Indiana
    
67. Steube – Florida
    
68. Tiffany – Wisconsin
    
69. Timmons – South Carolina
    
70. Van Drew – New Jersey
    
71. Weber (TX) – Texas
    
72. Webster (FL) – Florida
    
73. Williams (TX) – Texas