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Hi John,

I've just published a new blog post:
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The outgoing Speaker of the Assembly has realized that James Gallagher
and I were right to sue Newsom. Though the Supermajority never lifted a
finger to help us, he now tells the LA Times one-man rule has done
lasting damage to our state:

**"The Legislature created a power imbalance when they left the Capitol
during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic and allowed Newsom**

**to enact policy alone. 'The Legislature weakened itself by not showing
up and that relationship between the branches has never been the
same**.'"

Looking back at our first court filing
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three years ago, it's chilling how much has come true. While the
damage caused by Newsom can never be undone, we've at least ended the
state and national emergencies - and we're still working to restore
sanity.

To that end, last week we passed legislation in the House to correct the
grave injustice of discharging 8,000 servicemembers from the military
based on personal vaccine decisions. I'm also co-sponsoring a bill to
remove the vaccine mandate for new legal U.S. citizens.

This week, the Judiciary Committee has three major hearings. Tomorrow,
I'll be questioning Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas about the
border crisis caused by Biden's reckless policies. You can watch the
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On Thursday, the DEA Administrator will appear before our committee.
That same day, we will also advance a Resolution
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holding Mark Zuckerberg in contempt of Congress for refusing to comply
with a subpoena related to his censorship of free speech.

Finally, Speaker McCarthy has announced that the investigation into Joe
Biden "is rising to the level of an impeachment inquiry." As a
Member of House Judiciary, the committee of jurisdiction for
impeachment, I am ready to follow the facts where they lead.

Support our fight for sanity in D.C.
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