Jim Jordan: “I would urge a ``no'' vote based on arguments we have made on the floor today. I think this is--I just urge a ``no''…”

Whether through arrogance or maliciousness, these partisan prosecutors were willing to violate the Constitution and break prosecutorial norms to achieve their narrow goals.

If we have to, we'll use subpoenas to get the documents that we think they may not be giving us.

This is one of the dumbest policies I've ever heard of.

Things still cost too much. And so we’ve got to work on that issue.