Amash refused to support Israel.
Well that should tell you/us/somebody something about his character. Not too shocking though.
Ellis is a Chamber of Commerce Ho.
Amash wouldn’t support Scamnasty and the Chamber told him they would run a primary against him if he didn’t...
Hoekstra is a doublespeaking Corp. Ho., the Idea that Ellis Camp put him out there as some sort of a Pillar of the Community is a joke.
I hope lil Pete and Brian Ellis gets over the *ussy hurt they got laid on them yesterday.
One other little note, Amash was one of the Members that Limp Boehner kicked off committees a couple of years ago because he wouldn’t toe the line for the (R)ino brigade.
So The speaker can eat some crow this morning as well.
On Foreign Affairs:
Amash supports decreased U.S. military spending to help balance the federal budget. He believes there is significant waste in the military spending of the U.S. Department of Defense.
He believes that only Congress has the power to declare war. He supports a two-state solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Amash joined 104 Democrats and 16 Republicans in voting against the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
Amash called it “one of the most anti-liberty pieces of legislation of our lifetime”.
Amash has co-sponsored an amendment to the NDAA that would ban indefinite military detention and military trials so that all terror suspects arrested in the United States would be tried in civilian courts. He expressed concern that individuals charged with terrorism could be jailed for prolonged periods of time without ever being formally charged or brought to trial.
My priority is a Congress that supports the USA and takes care of our vets and country. That’s my only priority. We’re in more than enough debt than to be forced by politicians to support illegals and other countries, that have much less debt per taxpayer than our own country. We need Congress and WH that are obsessed with restoring America.
Congrats to Amash for a decisive victory over country club republicans. The more I learn about these mild mannered
country clubbers, the less I like them.