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House Republicans
Counts each graded PolicyBomb once where this person or group authored, signed, voted yes on or funded the graded policy (full scorecard rows only).
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House Republicans: 4 PolicyBombs on record
No full scorecard rows yet. Their documented positions are listed below, each with its source and that PolicyBomb's grade. They are not counted in a tally until the full row (author, votes, signer, funders) is sourced.
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Positions on record
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Policy #30: Anti-American Protests: Flag Burning and Death-to-America Rhetoric Not graded
Against toleration of antisemitic/anti-American chaos: Hearings. House Ed antisemitism hearings. edworkforce.house.gov
Verdict: Protect pure speech; punish crime; culturally reject hatred of the country that funds the campus. Tolerating assaults on students carrying US flags is not liberalism, it is thuggery.
Policy #36: Iran Funding: Sanctions Relief, Unfrozen Assets, and Proxy Timing Harmful
Against Iranian access: Hearings; freeze demands. CRS TE10088 Iran money pathways. congress.gov
Listed in the research as: House Republicans / many Dems post-Oct 7
Verdict: Bad geopolitics even if the "$6B paid for Oct 7" slogan overreaches. Sanctions leverage exists to squeeze a terror-sponsoring regime; softening it for hostage swaps has moral upside and strategic downside.
Policy #62: Trans Athletes in Women’s Sports Not graded
For: Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act (H.R. 28) passed House 218-206 (Jan 14, 2025). Congress.gov: H.R. 28 (119th) (congress.gov)
Listed in the research as: Rep. Greg Steube (R-FL) + House Republicans
Verdict: Sex-based eligibility for post-puberty competitive female sports is good policy and fits Title IX's purpose. The evidence shows retained advantage that hormone therapy does not remove.
Policy #65: Child Labor in EV Batteries Mixed
Against: H.J.Res. 88 revoking CA Advanced Clean Cars II waiver passed House (May 1, 2025); signed Jun 12, 2025. House Clerk: Roll Call 114 (H.J.Res. 88) (clerk.house.gov)
Listed in the research as: House Republicans + 35 Democrats
Verdict: Child and forced labor in battery supply chains is a real moral failure, and US policy treated it inconsistently. It was strict where China was the target, close to silent on DRC artisanal mining, and it subsidized EVs without requiring traceable minerals.