Al Green

In starting his illegal and unconstitutional war with Iran without the constitutionally mandated consent of Congress...

President Trump's unilateral, unprovoked use of force without congressional authorization or notice constitutes an abuse of power...

I believe that the hour of decision is upon us, and we all have to decide are we going to go down and choose the path of democracy or we allow ourselves to choose the low road of autocracy?

Trump had no mandate to cut Medicaid.

I refuse to wait until that happens before I act.

I refuse to wait until that happens before I act, so I will act in defense of the Constitution and for the people of this country.

I have the best health care in the world. There are other people who have less than I have.

I wanted him to know that he didn't have a mandate to cut Medicaid.

But I surely would not stand by and see them lose what little they do have.

We have to demonstrate, and we’ve got to protest and be prepared to suffer the consequences.

Many people assume that means a statutory offense. It does not, and the word misdemeanor means misdeeds.

I'm working on my articles of impeachment. This president is unfit. He should not hold the office—34 felony convictions, two times impeached.

We’ve got to demonstrate, and we’ve got to protest and be prepared to suffer the consequences.

When he goes over that line, that second, that scintilla of a second, he will become a dictator.

Impeachment is a remedy for a runaway president who believes that there are no guardrails.

The president uses his incivility to take advantage of our civility.

He has no mandate to cut Medicaid!

We have to fight to protect those who cannot protect themselves.

We now live in a government that is of the plutocrats, by the plutocrats, for the plutocrats.

You have no mandate to cut vital government programs.

You have no mandate to cut Medicaid!

We have to do more than simply say that we want legislation. We've got to demonstrate, and we've got to protest.

I have no reason in my heart to be upset over the House’s vote to censure him.

I have no ill feelings toward the speaker, none toward the persons that escorted me away from the floor, because I did disrupt. And I did so because the president indicated that he had a mandate. And I wanted him to know that he didn’t…

Friends, I would do it again.