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Arizona's U.S. House delegation has come together behind bipartisan legislation designed to improve the Phoenix VA hospital, one of the lowest-ranking facilities in the VA system.
Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., introduced the Phoenix VA Congressional Oversight Act in October, but the last Congress ran out of time to take action. He reintroduced the bill this January, saying even Arizona Democrats — such as Rep. Ruben Gallego, a former Marine — have been on board from the start.
House conservatives are intensifying their demands for scrutiny of Department of Justice (DOJ) decisions after the conclusion of special counsel Robert Mueller's probe.
Now that Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation has been completed, it is time to seek justice. That means fired FBI Director James Comey and others responsible for instigating this farcical investigation for the sole purpose of undermining President Trump must be prosecuted.
A House Freedom Caucus member is working to help Congress and America realize the urgency of the country's national debt, which hit $22 trillion last month.
"Our tremendous national debt, our annual structural deficit, is really … an existential threat to the United States of America," Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., said on the third installment of the House Freedom Caucus' new podcast, which will be released Thursday.
The most basic purpose of the federal government is to protect Americans from enemies, foreign and domestic. But in the area of debt, the famous words of the satirical comic character Pogo are apt: "We have met the enemy and the enemy is us."
A few days ago, our national debt surpassed $22 trillion. That's roughly $68,000 owed per person in the United States.
Since 2017, the national debt grew by almost $2 trillion; yet, only a few in Congress recognize this issue for what it is — a threat to our national security.
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) on Wednesday blasted Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-Calif.) vow not to take up legislation that would curtail the president's power on future national emergency declarations.
This week, House Democrats had an opportunity to emphasize their condemnation of anti-Semitism. Instead, they chose to obscure the bigotry of one of their own by issuing a blasé statement that weakly disapproves of hate for almost everyone.
Three Democratic House committee chairmen hate President Donald Trump so deeply that they have predetermined that he must have committed a crime – any crime, some crime.
It is time to realize that virtually nothing former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe says can be taken seriously.
Andrew McCabe is attempting to rehabilitate his tattered reputation and cash in on his current book tour. For him, it would be a tremendous two-fer if he can continue his project of trying to discredit President Trump and Republicans in Congress who outed him for the liar he is while making bank on his book.
A Democratic congressman recently told a television commentator about former Trump attorney Michael Cohen, "All witnesses have flaws." In that he is correct.