I urge my colleagues to conduct oversight in this area. You know, we have spent the last two years with countless investigations of the Trump administration.
James Comer
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James Richardson Comer is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Kentucky's 1st congressional district since January 3, 2016. A member of the Republican Party, Comer has focused on issues such as agriculture, economic development, and government accountability during his tenure. He previously served as the Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture from 2012 to 2016, where he worked on various initiatives to support farmers and promote the state's agricultural products.
Clearly, the zero tolerance policy suffered serious implementation defects. I hope that with the inspector general's report these will never be repeated.
Purdue Pharma created false advertising documents to provide doctors and patients illustrating that time-released OxyContin was less addictive.
Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family... have made billions from the proliferation of opioids.
They have consistently spread lies in order to minimize the harmful effects of opioids.
I think our opinion of Purdue Pharma and the actions that your family, I think we all agree, are sickening.
We should all be thankful for public servants like GSA Administrator Emily Murphy, who followed the law even as she was vilified in the media.
It is with great respect and honor that I rise to recognize my dear friend, Curtis Hancock, on his retirement from the Farm Credit Council Board of Directors and his many contributions to Kentucky agriculture. Curtis Hancock is a lifelong…
I am going to spend the next 30 or so minutes discussing some various topics and recognizing a few people in my congressional district for various things. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize Marganna Stanley of Henderson County on her…
So you agree that a voter's vote in one congressional district should be worth equally as much as any other person's vote in any other district?
we will have a count that is used for congressional reapportionment that excludes all undocumented immigrants.
Giving a voice to individuals not lawfully present dilutes citizens' voices. Isn't that correct?
I wish you all had the same sincere desire to ensure the integrity of the 2020 election.
Including illegal immigrants in the count for representation in Congress only dilutes the representation of all Americans who vote in elections.
I think an overwhelming majority of Americans agree with everything you said, Mr. Attorney General.
I look forward to getting that Census data, and hopefully, we'll be able to do what a majority of Americans want.
What we want to ensure is that everyone--every American citizen... that their votes are not diluted.
The 2020 Census is counting every resident in the United States regardless of citizenship status.
Under Speaker Pelosi's leadership, this body has experienced a series of new lows. One of these failures in leadership was encouraging the abdication of our duty as lawmakers amid a national crisis. The majority party upended centuries of…
As the Congressman for Kentucky's First Congressional District, I am proud to represent 35 counties and numerous communities with their own unique identities. A very special county and city in my district are celebrating their 200th…
Today, Jim Jordan, the ranking member of the Judiciary Committee, and myself are sending a letter to Chairman Nadler and Chairwoman Maloney, the chairs of our respective committees, requesting a hearing on the election process, the…
While patients no doubt benefit from these lifesaving drugs, I think you can understand that patients have a hard time understanding that cost benefit calculation.
Republicans have introduced legislation, H.R. 19, full of bipartisan provisions that the House could pass today and could be signed into law by the end of the week, to decrease the cost of prescription drugs for all Americans.





