Then, Rep. Robinson, with unanimous consent, withdrew his request for debate on H4797. Rep. CATO is responsible for stopping H4797 the fourth time it would have come up for a vote in the House. The House Journal reveals Representatives Fleming, Davenport, Hawkins, Robinson, and Cato were responsible for stopping H4797 as described above. GrassRoots was told Representatives Fleming, Davenport, Hawkins, and Robinson stopped H4797 to protect the flag, not because they opposed H4797. GrassRoots was told the representatives were doing this to all bills and GrassRoots should not hold this against them because it was a needed action to protect the flag.
Actions speak louder than words.
These representatives allowed other bills to get passed without requesting debate. Their failure to request debate on other bills shows you which bills they thought were more important than H4797. H4752 was allowed to be debated and passed without any requests for debate from Representatives Davenport, Hawkins, or Robinson. H4752 would create a volunteer license for retired nurses to use in donating their services to charitable organizations. H4743 was allowed to be debated and passed without any requests for debate from Representatives Fleming, Davenport, Hawkins, or Robinson.