Brad Wenstrup
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Brad Robert Wenstrup is an American politician and physician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Ohio's 2nd congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Wenstrup has focused on various issues including healthcare, veterans' affairs, and fiscal responsibility during his time in Congress. He has been involved in several key legislative efforts and has served on various committees, contributing to discussions on national security and public health.
We saw, with COVID, that those were reasons for people to be affected and not necessarily live.
The status quo also creates a perverse incentive for political violence through targeted killings designed to switch the majority party in the House.
There are too many what-if's in a situation like this because Congress has not fully considered the implications of a mass casualty event affecting Members.
I am convinced that there are both constitutional and operational insufficiencies with the status quo.
John Lewis, a colleague, great American, he used to say 'good trouble.' He did not have this in mind.
I have always thought that, out of everything bad that happens, there is a chance to do something good...
It is incredibly serious, and it is serious and so important for the country.
If it takes a Committee to appoint a Committee to make a study to eventually get something done, let us do it now.
This is really important because not only, as it has been mentioned, can we take away the incentive for someone to act in a nefarious way, we are going to preserve the idea that all Americans will have a voice here in Congress virtually at…
Hope is wonderful, but it is not a plan. Prayer is great, but it is not a plan.
I think what you see in this Subcommittee and I think what you see in the House Admin Committee, you see that we can work together to deliver solutions to the American public.
I am really proud to join Representatives Kilmer, Timmons, Cleaver in leading a proposed constitutional amendment...
We do not want someone to be able to take away the voice of Americans here in this body, you know. We are a democratic republic.
I am pleased that you are doing it as I have said. I mean, this is fantastic, probably long overdue.
There are some who believe that this issue needs more study. Personally I do not think that.
I thank the chairman for yielding. I rise today in support of H.R. 3800, the Chronic Disease Flexible Coverage Act. I am proud to lead this bill with my colleague Earl Blumenauer. As a physician, I have seen firsthand the impact that…
This was a clear assassination attempt, and he decided to use murder or assassination as a tool for a political change.





