Press Releases
Rep. David Schweikert Becomes 76th Co-Sponsor of No Budget, No Pay Act
Arizona Lawmaker Supports No Labels Proposal to Suspend Congressional Pay for Late Budget and Spending Bills
This week Rep. David Schweikert became a co-sponsor of the No Labels-backed No Budget, No Pay Act (H.R. 3643/S. 1981), which would withhold pay for members of Congress if they fail to pass a concurrent budget resolution and all 12 annual spending bills on time. Rep. Schweikert's support brings the count to 76 bipartisan co-sponsors for the legislation.
Entire Arkansas House Delegation Supports No Budget, No Pay
Yesterday, Rep. Steve Womack became a co-sponsor of the No Labels-backed No Budget, No Pay Act (H.R. 3643/S. 1981), which will withhold pay for members of Congress if they fail to pass a concurrent budget resolution and all 12 annual spending bills on time. With Womack’s sponsorship, all four of Arkansas’ representatives now support the legislation, bringing the total count to 77 bipartisan co-sponsors.
Rep. Randy Neugebauer Becomes 75th Co-Sponsor of No Budget, No Pay Act
This week Rep. Randy Neugebauer became a co-sponsor of the No Labels-backed No Budget, No Pay Act (H.R. 3643/S. 1981), which would suspend pay for members of Congress if they fail to pass a concurrent budget resolution and all 12 annual spending bills on time.
Rep. Marsha Blackburn Becomes 74th Co-Sponsor of No Budget, No Pay Act
This week Rep. Marsha Blackburn became a co-sponsor of the No Labels-backed No Budget, No Pay Act (H.R. 3643/S. 1981), which will suspend pay for members of Congress if they fail to pass a concurrent budget resolution and all 12 annual spending bills on time.
Rep. Ben Quayle Becomes 73rd Co-Sponsor of No Budget, No Pay Act
Last week Rep. Ben Quayle became a co-sponsor of the No Labels-backed No Budget, No Pay Act (H.R. 3643/S. 1981), which will withhold pay for members of Congress if they fail to pass a concurrent budget resolution and all 12 annual spending bills on time.
Rep. Bill Flores Becomes 72nd Co-Sponsor of No Budget, No Pay Act
Last week Rep. Bill Flores became a co-sponsor of the No Labels-backed No Budget, No Pay Act (H.R. 3643/S. 1981), which will withhold pay for members of Congress if they fail to pass a concurrent budget resolution and all 12 annual spending bills on time. Rep. Flores’ support brings the count to 72 co-sponsors from both parties for the legislation.
Rep. Jeff Duncan Becomes 71st Co-Sponsor of No Budget, No Pay Act
Last week Rep. Jeff Duncan became a co-sponsor of the No Labels-backed No Budget, No Pay Act (H.R. 3643/S. 1981), which will suspend pay for members of Congress if they fail to pass a concurrent budget resolution and all 12 annual spending bills on time. Rep. Duncan’s support brings the total count to 71 bipartisan co-sponsors for the legislation.
Rep. Paul Gosar Becomes 70th Co-Sponsor of No Budget, No Pay Act
Yesterday Rep. Paul Gosar became a co-sponsor of the No Labels-backed No Budget, No Pay Act (H.R. 3643/S. 1981), which would suspend pay for members of Congress if they fail to pass a concurrent budget resolution and all 12 annual spending bills before the start of the fiscal year.
Rep. Tim Scott Becomes 69th Co-Sponsor of No Budget, No Pay Act
Yesterday Rep. Tim Scott became a co-sponsor of the No Labels-backed No Budget, No Pay Act (H.R. 3643/S. 1981), which would withhold pay for members of Congress if they fail to pass a concurrent budget resolution and all 12 annual spending bills on time.
No Labels Calls For End to Single-Interest Pledges
One day before Grover Norquist heads to Capitol Hill for a closed-door meeting with members to discuss his organization’s “Taxpayer Protection Pledge,” No Labels is renewing its calls for an end to special-interest pledges in Congress.
