I don't know anybody. I have yet to meet one person who supports it. Mr. Speaker, rather than my colleagues on the other side of the aisle coming together in a bipartisan agreement that we are going to, as the House, hip-check the Senate for having put a provision in there that we disagree with, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle want to try to make this a partisan issue when, in fact, Senate Democrats were equally involved in making sure that this provision got inserted. In fact, they were very specific about only wanting a provision if it was only focused on the Senate. They didn't want it to be used, for example, to help J6ers or FACE Act individuals who were abused by the Department of Justice under President Biden. They didn't want it to be a more expansive private right of action. Instead, they wanted it to be narrow and narrow for the Senate.
Chip Roy: “I don't know anybody. I have yet to meet one person who supports it. Mr. Speaker, rather than my colleagues on the other…”
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Addressing concerns about a provision in a funding bill during House floor debate.
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