After the president said six Democratic veterans had committed sedition 'punishable by DEATH,' one of them was Reschenthaler's neighbor in western Pennsylvania. Three other Pennsylvania Republicans managed to say political violence is wrong. Reschenthaler used his JAG credentials to certify Trump instead.
After Charlie Kirk's assassination, Higgins said he would use "Congressional authority and every influence with big tech" to get critics banned for life, blacklist their businesses, kick them out of school and revoke their driver's licenses.
In a 2023 markup he demanded all assistance be slowed. His amendment deleted the humanitarian exemption for food, medicine and medical devices. A year later, House Republicans made him chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee.
The resolution passed 390 to 9. All 13 other Ohio House members voted yes, including Jim Jordan. Davidson said he feared it would drag in the International Criminal Court — a body the resolution never mentions.
Four Ohio Republicans voted for the Respect for Marriage Act. Balderson — who belongs to two caucuses that sell themselves as the party's pragmatists — voted no in July 2022 and no again in December. Ohio's 2004 ban is still in the state constitution.
He says Congress can't fix school shootings — 'if you want to legislate evil, it's just not going to happen.' Three years later he wrote a bill to keep federal agencies and federal money away from license-plate cameras, because some threats apparently can be legislated.
Tennessee stands to lose an estimated $7 billion from TennCare and has at least nine rural hospitals at risk. Burchett's DOGE subcommittee spent July 21 on Smithsonian exhibits, with witnesses from the Heritage Foundation and Hillsdale College.
She was one of only 11 members of Congress to vote against emergency relief for Hurricane Katrina survivors, and one of 67 against Sandy aid. When the storm was in her own district, she voted yes twice and has been asking for money ever since.
Christian Mango's fourth-grade persuasive essay proposed a $5,000 credit for electric cars. Foxx — a former teacher, a former community college president, and the former chair of the House education committee — told him to ask his teacher to explain propaganda.