More Republicans taking credit for the Infrastructure bill they didn’t support

The fact that Republicans can boast about infrastructure spending *that they voted against* and not pay any political price is a clear symptom of a sick US political system in which politicians can brazenly lie and wildly mislead without any risk of real accountability.

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) February 4, 2022

I realize that rank hypocrisy is just par for the course in our current political culture, but there’s something about elected officials taking credit for the benefits of legislation that they loudly and aggressively opposed (and voted against) that really takes it up a notch. https://t.co/xjqWpuYxGD

— Steve Vladeck (@steve_vladeck) February 4, 2022

"I am proud that Senator Rubio and I were able to help secure an unprecedented $1 billion for Everglades restoration …"
– Rick Scott

"But Scott didn’t vote for the law that’s funding the Everglades project. Neither did Sen. Marco Rubio…"
– Politifacthttps://t.co/wxTIfwxMZ0

— Scott Maxwell (@Scott_Maxwell) February 3, 2022

You weren’t so delighted when you voted against it! https://t.co/YPeHgwTtKj

— Norman Ornstein (@NormOrnstein) February 6, 2022

This falls into the "vote no and take the dough" category. The local matching funds match millions from part of the the bipartisan infrastructure bill, which Rep. Boebert called "wasteful" and "garbage." https://t.co/8AsLhWocdf https://t.co/uIhotaXrbO

— Garrett Haake (@GarrettHaake) June 15, 2022