would think would garner support from both sides of the aisle, no problem. that bill is an anti-human trafficking bill which updates an older bill that passed with virtually no opposition several years ago. the bill does things that everyone can agree is good. it bolsters resources to local agencies that deal with a high number of sex trafficking cases and invests new funds for housing options for women to get away from abusers. you would think republicans would have no problem with this bill. but that is not today's gop. the bill passed the house yesterday with, yes, overwhelmingly bipartisan support, but 20 republicans voted against the bill. 20. one of those congressman is this man, florida republican and die-hard trump devotee matt gaetz, and i just want to pause here for a second, because it is interesting and of nose that matt gaetz voted againsts this this anti-human trafficking bill because gaetz himself is reportedly under federal criminal investigation for alleged child sex trafficking.