Congresswoman Schmidt is 0 - 19 on anti-pork amendments

Welcome Club for Growth readers interested in earmark reform. While visiting Porkopolis, you're invited to read the original investigative series (see Special Series in the sidebar) into the Western Cotton Research Lab's transfer...an earmark at its worst.

The Club for Growth is tracking all 435 Congressmen on their respective votes for/against 19 anti-pork amendments introduced by Congressman Jeff Flake.

(Update: see Jeff's flake interview (video and transcript) from his Wall Street Journal Editorial Report Interview for an excellent backgrounder on his anti-pork amendment efforts.)

Congresswoman Schmidt voted against all 19 of them:

House Vote 190 - Dairy education in Iowa ($229,000)
House Vote 191 - Hydroponic tomato production in Ohio ($180,000)
House Vote 192 - National Grape and Wine Initiative ($100,000)
House Vote 204 - Virginia Science Museum ($250,000)
House Vote 205 - Juniata Locomotive Demonstration ($1,000,000)
House Vote 277 - Swimming pool in Banning, CA ($500,000)
House Vote 278 - “Facilities” in Weirton, West Virginia ($100,000)
House Vote 279 - Multipurpose facility in Yucaipa, California ($500,000)
House Vote 280 - Strand Theater Arts Center in Plattsburgh, New York ($250,000)
House Vote 298 - Mystic Aquarium in New London, Conn. ($1,000,000)
House Vote 299 - The Jason Foundation in Ashburn, VA ($1,000,000)
House Vote 302 - Northwest Manufacturing Initiative ($2,500,000)
House Vote 303 - Lewis Center for Education Research ($4,000,000)
House Vote 304 - Leonard Wood Research Institute ($20,000,000)
House Vote 334 - Arthur Avenue Retail Market ($150,000)
House Vote 335 - Bronx Council for the Arts in Bronx, N.Y. ($300,000)
House Vote 336 - Johnstown Area Regional Industries ($800,000)
House Vote 337 - Fairmont State University ($900,000)
House Vote 338 - Tourism Development Association in Kentucky ($1,000,000)

Related:

• CCAGW Applauds Flake Earmark Amendments; Congresswoman Schmidt votes against them
• Jean Schmidt is off to a fiscally irresponsible start as the Congresswoman for Ohio's 2nd District
• Congresswoman Schmidt is not walking the walk of her fiscal conservative talk