On Wednesday, I voted for a motion to table (or temporarily set aside) H. Res 489, concerning Representative Adam Schiff. Many people have asked why. The reason is simple: I believe that the legislation, as it was then written, was unconstitutional. Fortunately, I have been in contact with the author of the Resolution, and she […]
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The fallout from my exchange with Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra continues to grow. The National Review’s article, headlined “Finally a Little Accountability on Child-Masking,” begins: “Kiley humiliates HHS Secretary Becerra.” The article concludes: “The fact is that childhood masking in the United States was a total fiasco. The experts and elites got
The fallout from my exchange with Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra continues to grow. The National Review’s article, headlined “Finally a Little Accountability on Child-Masking,” begins: “Kiley humiliates HHS Secretary Becerra.” The article concludes: “The fact is that childhood masking in the United States was a total fiasco. The experts and elites got
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Yesterday, I questioned Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra about his Department’s policy of mandating masks for two-year-old children. The clip, which you can watch here, has produced quite a response. It’s been viewed millions of times online, aired on Fox News, and shared by the likes of Jordan Peterson. Becerra’s unbelievable response –
Yesterday, I questioned Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra about his Department’s policy of mandating masks for two-year-old children. The clip, which you can watch here, has produced quite a response. It’s been viewed millions of times online, aired on Fox News, and shared by the likes of Jordan Peterson. Becerra’s unbelievable response –
Yesterday’s hearing was unreal. Biden’s Labor nominee, Julie Su, was the most evasive witness I’ve ever seen. My 5 minutes of questioning turned into 20 as other committee members gave me their time so it could continue. The much-awaited hearing almost didn’t happen. Last Friday, Su suddenly claimed she couldn’t make it; we had to
Yesterday’s hearing was unreal. Biden’s Labor nominee, Julie Su, was the most evasive witness I’ve ever seen. My 5 minutes of questioning turned into 20 as other committee members gave me their time so it could continue. The much-awaited hearing almost didn’t happen. Last Friday, Su suddenly claimed she couldn’t make it; we had to
It’s going to be a dramatic next week at the U.S. Capitol. For starters, tomorrow I will question Julie Su directly as her nomination hangs in the balance. We’ve managed to stall the nomination for three months now, and we are close to killing it. But in the meantime, Su has assumed the role of
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It’s going to be a dramatic next week at the U.S. Capitol. For starters, tomorrow I will question Julie Su directly as her nomination hangs in the balance. We’ve managed to stall the nomination for three months now, and we are close to killing it. But in the meantime, Su has assumed the role of
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Newsom is now talking about appointing Oprah to the U.S. Senate. Seriously. Of course, there is no Senate vacancy at the moment. But as Dianne Feinstein continues to miss votes for health reasons, members of her own party are pressuring her to resign – or not – depending on their political self-interest. Pelosi reportedly wants her
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