H. Res. 211 said each remaining day of 2025 'shall not constitute a calendar day' for purposes of ending the tariff emergency Trump declared that February. The Rules Committee reported it 9-3. The manager was Fischbach — who represents 30,000 farms.
The IGO Anti-Boycott Act extends a law carrying up to 20 years in prison and $1 million in fines to Americans who take part in boycotts called for by bodies like the UN. The ACLU said it plainly reaches protected speech. Republicans killed the vote. AIPAC endorsed it, and pro-Israel PACs led by AIPAC have given Lawler $1.18 million.
Garbarino chairs House Homeland Security. He held the hearing, funded the cameras, and voted to give ICE three more years of money. When agents with no cameras killed a man in Houston, he asked for a briefing that wouldn't cover the shooting.
The day after Virginia voters approved a new congressional map, the Georgia congressman filed a bill to annex Arlington and Alexandria into Washington, D.C. — where nobody gets a voting member of Congress. Then he sent a reporter a meme about it.
Maloy asked a federal court to throw out Utah's court-ordered congressional map and bring back the one legislators drew. Three judges said no, unanimously. In July she quietly dropped the case — after winning a primary under the map she sued to erase.
Murphy signed the December 2020 letter demanding Bill Barr issue subpoenas and impound voting machines, joined the amicus brief to nullify four states, then split his own electoral votes. He voted no on both January 6 investigations.
The Federal Agency Sunset Commission Act sets a date of abolishment for every federal agency, at least once every 12 years. If Congress doesn't reauthorize in time, the agency ends. Extending the deadline takes a supermajority of both chambers.
H.R. 9575 is one sentence long: cut the felony threshold in half. Nobody covered it and nobody cosponsored it. Meanwhile Trump wants $1.8 billion for the January 6 defendants.
In his own pitch for the Oversight gavel: counter the left's attacks on Trump, expose the left's hypocrisy, defend a president from people 'infected with wokeness.' The ethics office already found substantial reason to believe he broke the STOCK Act.