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Louie Gohmert is a Republican politician from Texas who served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 2005 to 2021. During his tenure, he was known for his conservative positions on various issues, including immigration, healthcare, and government spending. Gohmert was a vocal supporter of the Tea Party movement and often aligned himself with more hardline factions within the Republican Party. He was also involved in several high-profile congressional hearings and debates, particularly regarding national security and civil liberties.
I am so grateful to my fellow Texan, and I am not saying that lightly, dear friend, with whom a lot of battles have been fought for organizing this Special Order. And I can also honestly say that in my 18 years here I have never been more…
The bill also did absolutely nothing to solve the debt crisis that they have been facing.
The government must take responsibility and fix the major issues that are facing Puerto Rico before we even begin any serious discussion here about statehood.
It is coming here with hands out asking for more money and/or asking for statehood.
It is always an honor and a privilege to have a chance to address the House. There is so much that is so critically important going on these days, especially this week, and I wanted the chance to address those. I have a friend from Texas…
What a very fitting and appropriate tribute to such selfless servants. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Arkansas (Mr. Hill). Remembering R.D. Kinsey
I am honored to yield to the gentleman from Kentucky (Mr. Rogers), former chair of the Appropriations Committee. Honoring Fallen Heroes in Floyd County, Kentucky
And so there's widespread evidence of fraud 'cause people haven't done their jobs. Durham and Barr will deserve a big notation in history when it's written of the rise and fall of the United States if they don't clean up this mess, clean…
I thank the gentleman for his comments. I know my friend mentioned he had been a sheriff. He has great expertise in knowing what he is talking about, and I appreciate his insights as a lawman. Madam Speaker, it is my pleasure and honor to…
If you`re a Republican, you can`t even lie to Congress or lie to an FBI agent or they`re coming after you. They`re going to bury you. They`re going to put you in the D.C. jail and terrorize and torture you.
How dare you? You think we don`t have hearts? It`s just that when we look at the things that you`re doing, and you`re trying to do to America, we`ve seen the carnage.
It actually puts an exclamation point on the fact that we have a two-tiered justice system. If you're a Republican, you can't even lie to Congress or lie to an FBI agent are -- they're coming after you.
To infer by rhetorical supposed questions, who are you here for, we must be here for the gunman, is an outrage.
Since the '60s we really started having these mass shootings. Perhaps there were something in the '60s.
Dan Lungren had been here when that was passed. He pointed out, and I went back and pulled some articles and found out that he was right, that when the extraordinarily higher punishment for crack cocaine was passed through this Committee…
Well, I've only got 27 seconds. Let me just say, as you know, article 4, section 4, says the Federal government is going to keep the States free from invasion.
So, we can set the record straight--and I know it is not intentional misleading - but, even the courts have made clear there was no Muslim ban.
We like to go down and just see for ourselves--no dog and pony tour--but see for ourselves what's happening.
Did you find out where that came from? Because the region said--the regional director said it came from Washington.
Justice Thomas knows what all my very conservative dear Black friends know is, nobody is treated more brutally in this country than a conservative Black.
The U.S. Forest Service is doing a great disservice to East Texas and other places.
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