On the recordDecember 10, 2019
When it comes to the obstruction of Congress, the position of the majority is a tyrannical position: When we ask for something, you either give it or we are throwing you out of office.
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congress.govLouie Gohmert: “When it comes to the obstruction of Congress, the position of the majority is a tyrannical position: When we ask for…”
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Gohmert criticizes the majority's approach to Congress as tyrannical.
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