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John McHugh

John McHugh

Representative
New York 23rd District
Republican
F
40%
Freedom Score
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111th Congress

U.S. Congress: House
Score: 33

Cash for Clunkers Funding

The federal government should not be subsidizing the car industry and because it is unconstitutional and wasteful.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: Yes
H R 3435

Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations

The array of social welfare programs funded by this bill is unconstitutional and has failed historically.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: None
H R 3293

Transportation-HUD Appropriations

Virtually every dollar assigned to this bill, whether it is for transportation or housing assistance, is unconstitutional and unaffordable.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: Yes
H R 3288

State-Foreign Aid Appropriations

Foreign aid is unconstitutional and unworkable.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: Yes
H R 3081

Cap and Trade

Would not merely "cap" carbon dioxide and other "greenhouse" gas emissions, ostensibly to fight global warming, but would reduce the amount of allowable emissions over time.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: Yes Cost per household: -$7,220.00/year
H R 2454

Supplemental Appropriations

The spending is over and above what the federal government had already budgeted, the United States never declared war against Iraq and Afghanistan, and some of the spending (e.g., Cash for Clunkers and foreign aid) is unconstitutional.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: Yes
H R 2346

Cash for Clunkers

The federal government should not be subsidizing the automotive companies via vouchers to customers. Besides, it's unconstitutional.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: Yes
H R 2751

Body Image Screening

Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) offered an amendment that would prohibit the use of Whole-Body Imaging as the primary method of screening at airports.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes Vote Cast: Yes
H R 2200

Supplemental Appropriations

The spending is over and above what the federal government had already budgeted, the United States never declared war against Iraq and Afghanistan, and some of the spending (e.g., foreign aid) is unconstitutional.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: Yes
H R 2346

Hate Crimes

This legislation would further federalize the criminal code as well as punish not only criminal acts, but the thoughts behind them.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: No
H R 1913

Budget Resolution

The final version of the Fiscal 2010 Budget Resolution (SCR13) calls for $3.56 trillion in federal spending for the fiscal year.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: No Cost per household: -$30,380.00/year
S CON RES 13

COPS Funding

Providing federal aid to local law-enforcement programs is not only unconstitutional, but also further federalizes the police system.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: Yes
H R 1139

National Service

National-service programs are not authorized by the Constitution.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: Yes
H R 1388

Economic Stimulus

Provide $787 billion - $575 billion in new spending and $212 billion in tax cuts - to stimulate the economy.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: No
H R 1

SCHIP

Federal healthcare programs are unconstitutional and would likely lower the quality of healthcare.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Vote Cast: Yes
H R 2

TARP Funding

The Constitution does not authorize Congress to grant financial aid or loans to private companies, e.g., banks and automakers.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes Vote Cast: Yes
H J RES 3
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