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Ken Buck is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Colorado's 4th congressional district since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Buck has focused on issues such as fiscal responsibility, limited government, and Second Amendment rights during his time in office. He has also been involved in various legislative efforts related to agriculture and rural development, reflecting the interests of his constituents in Colorado's expansive rural areas. Prior to his congressional career, Buck served as the District Attorney for Weld County, Colorado.
I think it should definitely be debated on the floor if it definitely given a vote on the floor. I have no idea what's in it, and nor does to my knowledge, Senator Cramer or any other House members. So, saying it's dead on arrival, I think…
Let me just say I agree with Professor Turley that the impeachment clause is a narrow clause and it requires a high crime or misdemeanor or something akin to that. It isn't necessarily a convicted -- a conviction in court. But I do believe…
We should not be engaging in retribution politics and retribution impeachments.
The White House sent a letter back and said, you have an impeachment inquiry vote, and we're not going to give you any records until he will pass an impeachment inquiry.
I have come out strongly and said there is no direct evidence linking President Biden to the activities of Hunter Biden.
As a Republican Party, if we are going to offer good, solid policy answers to the real challenges we face in America, we have got to get past the lies. We have got to have credibility with the American public. I think we can do that, but…
I think that George Santos has shown that he doesn't have the character to serve in Congress and I think that he is likely to be expelled.
I think it will get more and more momentum as individuals are home for the Thanksgiving break.
When the Ethics Committee says that he, George Santos, has brought Congress reputation into disrepute, I think that's fairly significant.
He didn't receive due process the first time. He hadn't been convicted of a crime. The Ethics Committee hadn't investigated.
The work of the Antitrust Division for well over a 100 years has been instrumental in the prosperity that we enjoy in this country because of the competition that has been spurred by that.
Because Secretary Mayorkas has not committed an impeachable offense. I disagree strongly with how he's handling the border. I think the border is porous. I think it's a threat to this country, but it's not a high crime or misdemeanor. It's…
This is bipartisan. It's gone on for years. It's both the White House and Congress have engaged in this, it has to stop and we have to take this more seriously.
I am absolutely willing to vote my conscience, to vote based on what I believe is correct, and if Democrats agree with me, great. If Republicans agree with me, great.
My constituents want you impeached, because they believe you've committed treason. They believe your traitor. They compare you to Benedict Arnold.
I want to be the first, and as all my colleagues on this Committee are, to condemn anti-Semitism and Islamophobia, racism, and anti-Christian speech.
Isn't our K-12 system really letting down the concept that we have in America for free speech, but also for responsible free speech, for speech that doesn't include hate?
If you give up your position early on in that negotiation, you don't have a compromise anymore, you have a capitulation. And we can't afford that.
This is a bipartisan bankruptcy. This is not one party. This is both parties engaging with the special interest groups in this town to bankrupt America.
I am particularly conservative when it comes to spending bills, and that is -- that has been the weakness this year for the Republican conference.
I think that's a positive thing, and I credit Kevin for doing that. I think we need to move on. I think we need to find a new speaker.
It is too easy for Members of Congress to go run around and say I never supported that.
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