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Hi John,
I've just published a new blog post:
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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 to stay, while the likes of Ro Khanna have
called for her to step down. Newsom, for his part, has been musing for
years about pushing Feinstein aside; back in March of 2021, he
tastelessly said he had "multiple names in mind" to to replace her.
Yesterday I gave a speech on the House Floor
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let the voters decide. Newsom already denied voters the right to choose
Kamala's replacement, instead conducting what he termed a "cattle
call" before installing Alex Padilla
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The last thing we need is an all-Newsom delegation. I've introduced a
Constitutional Amendment providing that Members of the Senate, like
Members of the House, must always be elected by the people.
Yesterday, I also sparred with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on the House
Floor. You can see the video here
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Congresswoman from New York asked when was the last time anyone said
"the government does too much," I provided a few examples:
Shutting down our schools, businesses, and churches. Imposing illegal
vaccine and mask mandates. Unleashing 87,000 new IRS agents on
unsuspecting taxpayers. Going on a multi-trillion-dollar spending spree.
Radicals like AOC are lashing out because they know they are losing. We
are perhaps days away from a historic moment for our country - where
after years of uncontrolled growth, we actually reduce the size of the
federal government.
Help with citizen support before May's deadline
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