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Call them and ask them not to.

Updated 9AM February 3rd, 2017
The House of Representatives and Senate voted this week on a resolution gutting the Cardin-Lugar anti-corruption rule, a major bipartisan law that helps safeguard trillions of dollars of payments to the US and governments around the world.

Make no mistake, voting to repeal this rule is a vote for corruption. There is no benefit to repeal unless your objective is to make it easier to get away with corruption. So we’re going to take a running tally of members of Congress who are seemingly in favor of corruption by tracking their votes on this resolution. If your member of Congress ends up on this list, you’ll know whose interests they serve.

Remember this the next time these members ask for your supportl

Members of Congress whose votes will increase corruption: 

Senate
The Senate passed Joint Resolution 41 disapproving of Section 1504 52-47. The following members voted in favor of repealing the anti-corruption rule:

House of Representatives
The House of Representatives passed House Joint Resolution 41 disapproving of Section 1504 235-187. The following members voted in favor of repealing the anti-corruption rule: