Steve King
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Steve King is a former Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Iowa's 4th congressional district from 2003 to 2021. Known for his conservative views, King was a prominent figure in the House, often advocating for strict immigration policies and fiscal conservatism. He served on several committees during his tenure, including the Judiciary Committee and the Agriculture Committee, where he focused on issues important to his rural constituents. King's tenure was marked by controversy over his remarks on race and immigration, which drew criticism from both sides of the political spectrum.
I have a philosophical position that I have long held that we should guarantee equal opportunity for all, and special preference for none.
I am committed to no longer allowing any federal funds from getting into ACORN's coffers until such time as there is a completed investigation.
I disagreed with her opinion, and yet I recall that she said--she wrote in that opinion that perhaps there would be a time in the future, perhaps 25 years in the future, where we could back and revisit and where we would no longer justify…
I think we should adhere to them, even up to the point of allowing a witness to leave when the agreement is that the witness be allowed to leave.
I really take the opportunity to thank all the witnesses and glad to have the chance to do so.
It is easy to point fingers. It is easy to make allegations. It is much more difficult to make a cogent case against deferred prosecution agreements.
Members of Congress instead just simply offer earmarks for their endowments.
There is a significant amount of disagreement and the clash that has just taken place between Mr. Cohen and Mr. Christie.
I would just seek to frame for this Committee that we have seen many of the members of the former Bush administration before this Committee during his tenure as President of the United States and then after.
It was an exemplary display of how a witness can come before this Committee fully informed, giving direct answers soundly based in legal analysis and theory.
But it looks to me like perhaps all of that $89,000 that Speaker Pelosi spent to purchase these carbon credits essentially brought about no change in anyone's behavior.
The underlying science that drives this entire global warming initiative, is that something that you have examined? And are you comfortable with the science?
How do we preserve free enterprise, how do we preserve the rights of property, the rights of contract, the rights of franchise?
I hope we don't end up subsidizing the shipping of American jobs to other countries.
I believe the prosecutor is looking at this. Department of Justice attorneys would look at 1001, absolutely, as a possible statute to be applied.
I appreciate your testimony and I think it reflects the long service to this country and the significant depth of knowledge that has been built upon that experience.
What my amendment does is it establishes--we will have an online education Web site that is part of this--but my amendment establishes an online Web site for use by potential and existing entrepreneurs to facilitate peer-to-peer technical…
Having spent nearly 30 years as an entrepreneur myself with a small business and sold that off to my second-generation oldest son, I looked at this proposal that is here.





