5/21/2019 4:59:10 AM · by 2ndDivisionVet · 28 replies
Roll Call ^ | April 2, 2019 | Emily Kopp
Posted on 05/21/2019 9:33:05 AM PDT by jazusamo
It was unanimous. The House Freedom Caucus formally condemned Rep. Justin Amash's (R-MI) recent call to begin impeachment proceedings against President Trump at a Monday meeting. Having read the Robert Mueller report in its entirety, Amash tweeted over the weekend that there were enough questions in there to suggest Trump obstructed justice and engaged in " impeachable conduct ."
It was every single person who totally disagrees with what he says, Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) said after the Freedom Caucus voted on Amash's Twitter thread. They did not go so far as to vote him out of the conservative caucus, however.
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) also recently expressed his disappointment in the congressman's new impeachment campaign. He was particularly confused as to why Amash claimed that few members of Congress have read the Mueller report. According to Biggs, that's simply not true.
"Justin's a friend but Justin's wrong," Biggs said.
GOP state Rep. Jim Lower agrees. And that's why he plans to primary Amash.
Amash clearly engendered the wrath of some other Republican colleagues, but he is finding support across the aisle. Rep. Rashida Tlaib (R-MI) tweeted that Amash is welcome to stop by her office and discuss impeachment at any time.
.@justinamash come find me in 1628 Longworth. Ive got an impeachment investigation resolution youre going to want to cosponsor.
On CNN Tuesday morning, Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) also praised the Republican, noting that Amash is one of the few truly independent voices in Congress.
"He has a very strong sense of purpose and I think he's one of the few Republicans whove actually read the Mueller report," she said.
Amash is even more gung ho on impeachment, it seems, than Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. In a closed-door meeting with colleagues on Monday, Pelosi again insisted now is not the time. She, of course, is getting push back from some of the more progressive politicians.
"I personally believe...we have to move forward," Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said.
Amash aspires to be as “great” as MoFo Tlaib.
Amash is probably aspiring to be the libertarian candidate for president.
Amash is a self serving douchebag.
he is finding support across the aisle. Rep. Rashida Tlaib (R-MI) tweeted that Amash is welcome to stop by her office and discuss impeachment at any time.
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Good to see that Tlaib is now a Republican.
providing aid and comfort to the enemy.
What was his complaint? I have seen the headlines but not following....
Arabs stick together!
Arent they both Palestinians?
How did he get on the Freedom Caucus? There had to be an indication that he was squishy.
And Amash now has a primary challenger.
Cool.
5.56mm
Throw him out and cut his funding and committee assignments.
Power and money are the only thing these people understand.
> They did not go so far as to vote him out of the conservative caucus, however. <
I guess they didn’t think Amash’s comments were so bad after all.
But he was still punished! I wonder what that censure means. Maybe Amash will have to provide the donuts for their next meeting.
“Seems Amash and Tlaib see eye to eye on this.”
Check out their DNA to find out how close they are!:
Justin Amash - Wikipedia
Justin Amash is an American attorney and politician who is a U.S. Representative for ... Born in Grand Rapids, and raised in Kentwood, Michigan, Amash is the son of a Palestinian Christian father and a Syrian Christian mother.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justin_Amash
He came out and said President Trump has committed impeachable offenses, the only Repub who has.
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Good.
He deserves to be condemned, avoided and primaried out of office, if they can’t get rid of them sooner.
He, a R congressman, is working with the enemy, against his R president.
True. And that makes him different that 99% of the other members of Kongress how?
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