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Republicans Who Voted Against 9/11 Families Are Tweeting "Never Forget" Today

J.D. Wolf 2-3 minutes 9/11/2026

In 2022, 30 Republicans voted against the Fairness for 9/11 Families Act, legislation that provided compensation and relief to the victims of 9/11 and their surviving family members, including widows and dependent children. Some of those same Republicans that voted against 9/11 victims and their families back then are posting about the attack.

MeidasTouch is, once again, exposing their hypocrisy.

The World Trade Center

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They are posting sentiments like “never forget” and how they stand with the first responders, but their permanent voting record proves that they did just that… they forgot. Many of these Republicans are still serving in Congress while some of them have retired, been defeated, or are now pursuing another office.

Here is the full list of those who voted against 9/11 families and their tweets from today. Some of them chose not to tweet about it at all:

Jodey Arrington, Texas

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Andy Biggs, Arizona (currently running for governor)

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Dan Bishop, North Carolina (currently a U.S. Attorney)

Lauren Boebert, Colorado

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Mo Brooks, Alabama (no longer in office)

Ken Buck, Colorado (no longer in office)

Tim Burchett, Tennessee

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Michael Cloud, Texas

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Andrew Clyde, Georgia

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James Comer, Kentucky

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Dan Crenshaw, Texas

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Warren Davidson, Ohio

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Louie Gohmert, Texas (no longer in office)

Mark Green, Tennessee (no longer in office)

Glenn Grothman, Wisconsin

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Andy Harris, Maryland

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Diana Harshbarger, Tennessee

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Jody Hice, Georgia (no longer in office)

Blaine Luetkemeyer, Missouri (no longer in office)

Thomas Massie, Kentucky

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Greg Murphy, North Carolina

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Troy Nehls, Texas

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Ralph Norman, South Carolina

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Bill Posey, Florida (no longer in office)

Tom Rice, South Carolina (no longer in office)

John Rose, Tennessee

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Chip Roy, Texas 

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Van Taylor, Texas (no longer in office)

Michael Turner, Ohio

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Daniel Webster, Florida

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