H.R. 5895 Passed the House with the following votes: Yeas and Nays: 235 - 179 
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June 10, 2018 - On Friday, Congressman Tom McClintock voted no on H.R. 5895 – “Minibus” Spending Bill.

This is a combination of appropriations bills that funds the legislative branch, the Veteran’s Administration, energy, water and military construction.  Like any large, omnibus bill it has good features, among them: it proceeds with the long overdue Yucca Mountain nuclear storage facility, repeals the Obama Administration’s WOTUS order (which was already struck down by the courts), shifts $1 billion of mandatory spending to discretionary and upgrades our nuclear arsenal.

The CBO recently reported that revenues in the first seven months of the fiscal year are up over the prior year.  This means that the tax cuts approved last year are more than paying for themselves through additional economic growth.  But the CBO also reported that, despite the increased revenues, the deficit also grew because of a complete lack of fiscal discipline by the Congress.  This measure is a case in point.
Source: Congressman Tom McClintock

Related information: CBO Monthly Budget Review for May 2018 Finds Federal Deficit for Fiscal Year 2018 Continues to Rise