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He said he had absolutely no idea that the person in question was a spy.

We need to do an investigation

It’s important that we get to the truth and to the facts.

I’ve heard from several members they agree with some of the Articles of Impeachment but not all of them. If the motion to kill my resolution by referring it to committee fails, and we proceed to the Articles themselves, I’ll request a vote…

The cost of living defeated us.

If you don’t think after losing seven seats minimum that we need to change course, I don’t know what planet you’re on.

I will vote for the delay.

To our colleagues on the left, enjoy this honeymoon phase, because come Jan. 3, 2027, you will regret ever putting your name on a ballot.

If you believe the exit polls, it was the war, it was the economy, it was inflation, it was fuel prices. So no, I wasn’t apologizing for anything that we did.

As I look back on the last couple of years, my question is, what would you have me do differently?

Obviously, the election result was not what we hoped for. But I think it’s important that we take the lessons from that and internalize the message the American people were sending to us.

The First Amendment places important limits on the government’s ability to regulate speech.

I'm being polite here," Massie insisted to reporters. "What is an impeachment? An impeachment is just firing someone, really. You don't go to prison. You don't go to jail. You don't pay a fine. When the Democrats get in charge, they are…

There's no fog of war on the first day! You've had months to identify these targets, yet they picked a school building on a school day with kids in it, and then struck it again, and then struck it again.

Secretary Hegseth arrogated to himself and the Executive Branch the roles of judge, jury, and executioner and asserted a unilateral power to determine who may live and who may die.

Hegseth had "demonstrated that he will remain a threat to the Constitution, if allowed to remain in office.

Hegseth "asserted a unilateral power to determine who may live and who may die" without authorization from Congress.

Hegseth has "treated mandatory statutory deadlines as discretionary," the articles claim.