More than 150 Republicans voted against the Zadroga Act in 2010.
Jordan, like many of the Republicans who initially voted against the bill, has since voted to reauthorize the VCF in 2019., who served in Congress and as the governor of Indiana prior to 2016, also voted against the bill.
"Today, Americans will again pause to remember the 2,977 lost on 9/11 and their Families. Their memory will live on in the hearts of the American people forever and We Will #NeverForget or fail to Honor the Heroes forged that day and every day since defending our Nation," he wrote on Monday. Today, Americans will again pause to remember the 2,977 lost on 9/11 and their Families. Their memory will live on in the hearts of the American people forever and We Will
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