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Yep. I lived in Bucks County when Greenwood was in Congress. He was a gun control Republican from the Tom Ridge wing of the party back then (I had a mild debate with him on the topic). Per Wikipedia, he basically had a 12 year undistinguished career punctuated by nothingness.

As a centrist with libertarian views on social issues and conservative stances on taxes and economic issues, Greenwood's overall voting record was moderate. He was known as an effective legislator.[5] He voted against two of the four impeachment charges against President Bill Clinton in 1998, and sided with the House Democrats to oppose Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act in 2003. He also served on the House Energy and Commerce Committee and was Chairman of the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations. In this role, he led investigations and held hearings on a variety of issues within the vast jurisdiction of the Committee including corporate governance, bioterrorism, port and border security, drug importation, and the safety of nuclear power plants.

I suspect he loves Liz Cheney, thinks Roberts is a model SCOTUS justice, and subscribes to The Bulwark.